Child sex offenders’ U.S. passports to note that they are
State Dept. denies move will limit ability of those affected to lawfully travel abroad
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State Dept. gives Congress list of Russia sanction targets
Compiles list of companies and people U.S. companies can’t do business with under sanctions measure passed by Congress in August
US report shines light on brutal conditions in North Korea
The State Department report identifies individuals outside North Korea who assist with forced labor
Republican urges Tillerson to probe Cuba attacks
The attacks affected at least 22 American diplomats, intelligence agents and their spouses
Cuba health attack victim: We were ignored
One of the Americans injured by unexplained attacks in Cuba tells CBS News the U.S. response to embassy personnel was handled "poorly"
Rex Tillerson refutes report about him resigning over the summer
The secretary of state said he has never considered leaving his Cabinet post
Trump quickly learned of Tillerson's "moron" comment
The president learned the comment within days, CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Major Garrett reports
No sign North Korea is ready for talks, State Department says
The State Department clarified earlier comments from Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, but acknowledged "open channels" with the North Koreans
U.S. is pulling out about 60 percent of staff from Cuba
Officials say the U.S. is ordering all nonessential staff in the embassy in Havana to leave
Family: Leukemia patient's stem cell donor repeatedly denied visa
Doctors say Helen Huynh will die without a transplant and while her sister is a perfect match, she's in Vietnam and can't get a temporary visa
As number of injured diplomats soared, State Dept. kept Cuba attacks secret
Document obtained by CBS News shows State Dept. was aware of extent of attacks on its diplomats in Cuba long before it was forced to acknowledge them
State Department explains how it plans to cut $10 billion in 5 years
Officials from the State Department briefed House and Senate staffers on Friday
1,200 Americans evacuated from St. Martin after Irma
An estimated 5,000 Americans remain on the Caribbean island after Hurricane Irma
State Department criticized for Irma response
As the hurricane devastates the Caribbean, numerous former and current officials say State's assistance to Americans has come too slowly
Tillerson says there will be fewer promotions at State Department
With morale already low at the State Department, many are worried about the future of diplomacy
Russia has until Saturday to close some U.S. offices
Move comes after Russia expelled more than 700 U.S. diplomatic personnel from the Kremlin
North Korean prison camps exposed by State Dept
The fact sheet highlights "induced starvation" in the nation's system of prison camps -- one of which is six times larger than Manhattan
At least 16 injured in Cuba diplomat attacks
The State Department gave the first public confirmation of the number of people hurt by the apparent acoustic attacks
State Department: U.S. diplomat medical incidents "unprecedented"
Diplomats working in Havana were diagnosed with conditions like mild traumatic brain injury and with likely damage to central nervous system
State Dept. science envoy resigns in protest
The first character of each paragraph in his resignation letter spells out, "impeach"
Rex Tillerson says North Korea has "demonstrated some level of restraint"
"Perhaps, we are seeing our pathway to sometime in the near future, having some kind of dialogue," Tillerson said
Judge orders review of State Department email accounts for Benghazi material
An ongoing FOIA request from 2015 seeking Benghazi documents ended in a request to broaden the search for related material among Clinton's top aides
Ailments in Cuba could be result of intel operation gone wrong: expert
More than a dozen staffers at U.S. Embassy experienced unexplained ailments that included symptoms like headaches and sleeplessness
U.S. government personnel in Havana report "incidents" causing physical symptoms
State Department asked two Cuban officials to leave the U.S. over the incidents
N. Korea travel ban will go into effect in Sept., U.S. says
Officials say anyone in North Korea that hold U.S. passport should leave before restrictions take place next month
At least 12 killed, more than 300 hurt in strike on Saudi airport, officials say
At least 4 dead as Isaias brings threat of floods across the Southeast
DOJ investigating TV networks over suspension of press pool after Trump media ban
Pope Leo to undergo surgery after nodular lesion found in lung, Vatican says
Christa Pike released from hospital following botched execution, lawyers say
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