10,000 asylum seekers sent to Mexico under controversial policy
The deal brokered late Friday by the U.S. and Mexico calls for the immediate implementation of "Remain in Mexico" along the entire southern border
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New push to recognize twin boy's U.S. citizenship
More than 90 Democrats signed a letter urging the State Department to recognize the citizenship of children whose parents are in same-sex marriages
Tillerson jokes that God "sent him home" from State post
Tillerson also discussed the current state of politics and democracy in the United States with the Boy Scouts of America
Trump says Russia told U.S. "most of their people" have left Venezuela
The president's assertion — if true — would represent a significant development in the political showdown in Venezuela
U.S. now requires visa applicants to share social media accounts
Only applicants for certain diplomatic and official visa types are exempted from submitting social media usernames, previous email addresses and phone numbers
Trump calls Tillerson "dumb as a rock" over remarks on Putin
"I don't think Putin would agree," the president said in a tweet about Tillerson's reported assessment. "Look how the U.S. is doing"
Commentary: The Great American Brain Drain is coming
"The global talent that America does still attract is increasingly looking to succeed elsewhere," writes Vikram J. Singh, a former State Department official
Pompeo: U.S. doesn't expect North Korea to "tell us the truth"
In a bold move on Friday, North Korea launched several short-range missiles which landed in the Sea of Japan, according to the South Korean government
Only member of Congress born in Central America says U.S. shares blame for instability
"We are in part responsible for what has happened there," said Rep. Norma Torres, the only member of Congress born in Central America
Pompeo "confident" there will be a third summit with North Korea
Asked if diplomatic channels had gone cold between the North and South, Pompeo replied: "Nope"
Turkish foreign minister confused about U.S. foreign policy in Syria
"Do you know what the U.S. foreign policy in Syria is?" CBS News' Margaret Brennan asked the Turkish foreign minister. "No," he replied. "And this is the problem"
U.S. pulling last of its embassy personnel from Venezuela
Move comes as blackout continues and desperation spreads across much of nation in grips of political crisis and hyperinflation
U.S. offers $1 million bounty in hunt for bin Laden's son
Eight years after a Navy SEAL team shot and killed Osama bin Laden, the U.S. government is offering $1 million to help track down the son of the Sept. 11 mastermind
Trump to name Kelly Knight Craft U.N. ambassador
Craft is currently the U.S. ambassador to Canada
One boy was a U.S. citizen, his twin brother wasn't – until now
Judge rules that a twin son of a gay married couple has been an American citizen since birth, handing a defeat to the U.S. government, which had only granted the status to his brother
Heather Nauert withdraws from consideration for U.N. ambassador
President Trump will make an announcement with respect to a nominee soon, a statement from the State Department said
Venezuelan officials: Aid tests military's loyalty to Maduro
The U.S. government said it's prepared to dispatch more than $20 million in humanitarian aid to Venezuela
U.S. raises Venezuela travel advisory to highest level: "Do Not Travel"
"Do not travel to Venezuela due to crime, civil unrest, poor health infrastructure, and arbitrary arrest and detention of U.S. citizens"
U.S. orders some diplomats to leave Venezuela
After U.S. President Trump recognized Venezuela's chief opposition leader, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro severed ties with the U.S.
Pompeo pledges $20 million in aid to Venezuela
America's top diplomat called on other nations to shun the "now-defunct" Maduro regime and recognize the Venezuelan opposition
4-star American general working on Qatar dispute resigns
Anthony Zinni, a retired Marine Corps General and former head of CENTCOM, had been working to resolve Qatar dispute
Justice Department says its travel ban report "could be criticized"
The DOJ said it would not be retracting or correcting the study
Family of American detained in Russia urges Congress to take action
The family of Paul Whelan, an American man detained in Russia, is urging Congress to ensure his release from detention
U.S. urges "increased caution in China" in travel advisory
The advisory says authorities in China "have asserted broad authority" to prevent Americans from leaving the country by using "exit bans"
Mattis, Pompeo brief House members on Khashoggi murder
The defense secretary and State Department Secretary Mike Pomeo briefed House members on Capitol Hill in a closed-door session a day after CIA Director Gina Haspel briefed a smaller group
At least 4 dead as Isaias brings threat of floods across the Southeast
At least 12 killed, more than 300 hurt in strike on Saudi airport, officials say
DOJ investigating TV networks over suspension of press pool after Trump media ban
Christa Pike released from hospital following botched execution, lawyers say
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