State Department review to cost more than $1 million
Secretary Tillerson hopes to revamp the department and has brought in a consulting firm to conduct a broad review
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Tillerson plans big changes for State Department
Secretary of state spoke to employees about how he plans to implement Trump's "America first" foreign policy
Tillerson brings in consulting group to interview State employees
Secretary of State hopes massive review will help "rally the troops" at Department amid fears of budget cuts
Senator asks State Dept IG to probe "taxpayer-funded" Mar-a-Lago "promotional" material
Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden wants the State Department's Inspector General to look into any possible legal violations surrounding the State Department's seeming promotion of Mar-a-Lago
Tillerson meets with wife of pastor accused of terrorist affiliation
Norine Brunson and her husband were working as missionaries in Turkey when her husband was jailed, accused of being part of a group led by Fethullah Gulen
U.S. prepares fighter jet sale to Bahrain despite human rights concerns
The sale of the F-16s would not be attached to any human rights provisions, a change of course from Obama administration policy
State Department employee accused of misleading FBI over China dealings
State Department employee Candace Marie Claiborne is charged with obstructing an official proceeding and making false statements
Melania Trump honors "inspiring women" at State Dept.
"The time for empowering women around the world is now," Trump in a rare public appearance Wednesday
Trump to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in April
The leaders are expected to gather at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida
Former secretary of State ranks relations with China as priority
George Shultz is optimistic about relations with China
John McCain urges Trump to give Rex Tillerson a State Department team
The Arizona Republican said the president should nominate a team of senior officials to back up Tillerson
Former secretary of state on Tillerson’s aversion to the press
George Shultz recalls a piece of advice a former press aide gave him: “You don't realize, the reporters who cover your department present you to the world”
Tillerson appears to strike cordial tone during meetings in Beijing
Secretary of State appeared to strike the tone in a contrast to Trump’s tough talk on Chinese economic competition during his campaign
State Department adds two men to global list of terrorists
Ahmad Hasan Yusuf and Alsayed Murtadha Majeed Ramadhan Alawi are the first to be added to the list since the Trump administration began
Tillerson defends cuts to State Department budget
“It is an unmistakable restatement of the needs the country faces and the priorities we must establish," Secretary of State says of White House budget
Rex Tillerson recuses himself from Keystone pipeline decision
The secretary of state and former Exxon CEO will "play no role" in evaluating TransCanada's application to build the pipeline
Trump administration looks to resume arms Saudi arms sale
The Obama administration halted the deal late last year over concerns the weapons were being used to kill civilians in Yemen
What Trump didn't say is making diplomats nervous
A State Department senior aide insisted that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is “comfortable with his working relationship with President Trump”
Trump largely steers clear of foreign policy in address
The president's ommission of major foreign policy issues left diplomats and allies wondering about his positions
More than 100 generals sign letter warning against budget cuts
The 120 generals say it is important to keep funding for non-military foreign policy initiatives
Inside the U.S. vetting system Trump wants to replace
CBS News spoke with a range of experts and former officials about the vetting process and what "extreme vetting" might entail
Don't lose your passport over unpaid back taxes
Beware: The IRS and State Department will soon begin a new program targeting people who have delinquent tax debt
Rex Tillerson: The silent man at the State Department
Tillerson has yet to hold a news conference, many of his meetings and calls are not publicly disclosed, and there have been no daily State Department briefings
Today in Trump: February 17, 2017
Your daily guide to what's happening in the Trump administration
Federal agencies take action in wake of travel ban ruling
Two departments comply with judge's order to suspend implementation of president's immigration action
Houthis issue new threat on Saudi airspace after attack on Riyadh airport
Thousands still without power in Florida and Alabama as Isaias moves north
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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