U.S. diplomats in Cuba health mystery had inner-ear damage
26 people associated with U.S. Embassy in Havana suffered problems that include dizziness, ear pain, cognitive problems
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Trump says he'll name Heather Nauert as next U.S. ambassador to the U.N.
Nauert, who will be replacing Nikki Haley, is currently the State Department spokeswoman
U.S. urged to send Ebola experts to Congo as crisis worsens
Health workers have compared the region to a war zone, since dozens of armed rebel groups are active
Hackers impersonated State Dept. officials, cybersecurity firm says
Hackers likely connected to Russian intelligence services impersonated two State Department officials, targeting hundreds of people in government, according to a research firm
State Department says U.S. is evaluating Turkish materials on Fethullah Gulen
State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert said the U.S. has received multiple requests from the Turkish government related to Gulen, and the U.S. continues to evaluate materials the Turkish government presented
Missing American reporter Austin Tice is believed to be alive, says U.S. official
The Marine-turned-reporter vanished in Syria in 2012, and the U.S. is pressing Russia for help in freeing him
Pompeo defends Trump plan to send to troops to southern border
Pompeo disputed that President Trump's emphasis on immigration in recent weeks was aimed at rallying his base ahead of the midterms
Heather Nauert is Trump's leading choice for UN ambassador
The State Department spokeswoman and former Fox News journalist has impressed the president
State Department's Nauert under consideration to replace Haley at UN
Nauert is currently the State Department spokesperson, and was a Fox News host before that
Hillary Clinton's security clearance revoked by her own request
The move comes more than a year after Judiciary Committee chairman Chuck Grassley requested the State Department to investigate if Clinton still had security clearance
U.S. evacuates consulate in southern Iraq following attacks
The move to evacuate Basra comes as the Trump administration is increasing pressure on Iran ahead of powerful sanctions set to go into effect in November
U.S. diplomat found dead in Madagascar, 1 person held
American and Malagasy authorities investigating death of unidentified officer found dead in their residence
Keystone XL pipeline construction to start in 2019
TransCanada says work on its long-delayed project will commence soon, though opponents vow to keep fighting
Cuban scientists meet U.S. officials, dismiss health attacks
CBS News correspondent blocked from embassy news conference
U.S. cuts millions in planned funding for UN agency that helps Palestinian refugees
U.N. Relief and Works Agency provides health care, education and social services to Palestinians in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon
"Au pairs" in U.S. often treated as servants, critics say
Special visas promoted as fostering cultural exchange are being exploited to provide cheap labor
U.S. pulls Syria stabilization funding
U.S. officials said the administration notified Congress on Friday that it would not spend some $200 million that had been planned
Federal judge blocks release of blueprints for 3D-printed guns
"There is a possibility of irreparable harm because of the way these guns can be made," U.S. District Judge Robert Lasnik said Tuesday
Owe back taxes? You could lose your passport
The IRS is now enforcing a 2015 law that allows blocking passport renewals for those with delinquent tax debt
U.S. State Department calls out Russia on "eroding press freedoms"
The State Department statement comes one day after a Russian court fined Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty for violating its "foreign agent" law
U.S. orders non-emergency government personnel to leave Nicaragua
Nicaragua has been rocked by protests and a violent crackdown by authorities since April, when demonstrations began demanding President Daniel Ortega's exit from office
Another U.S. worker in Cuba has "confirmed" mystery illness
State Department says of 2 people most recently brought home, 1 case confirmed, other "still being evaluated"
Trump authorizes release of some funds for Syria's White Helmets
Release of approximately $6.6 million for the White Helmets and a U.N. agency accounts for a fraction of some $200 million in frozen funds for Syria stabilization programs
U.S. gov't worker reports "abnormal" sound, pressure in China
State Department taking report "seriously" after Cuba "health attacks," but says no other cases reported yet in China
Pompeo says U.S. "still working towards" June 12 summit with N.K.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the U.S. is still preparing for a summit with North Korea
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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