These are the State Department offices hit hardest by widespread layoffs
By Jory Heckman
‘It’s a madhouse’: US state department workers reeling after Trump’s firings
By Michael Sainato
Opinion | It’s not too late to spare this crucial intelligence agency
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My wife lost her job in the Doge cuts. I still think they were justified
By Simon Hankinson
Elizabeth Shackelford: Burning down America’s best tool for peace and prosperity
By Elizabeth Shackelford
Full Coverage of this storyState Dept. Opens Investigation Into Harvard's Use of International Visas
State Department announces investigation into Harvard's use of international visas
By Abigail Williams & Matt Lavietes
Investigation of Harvard University Participation in the Exchange Visitor Program
Inside Trump’s J-1 Visa Investigation: Key Takeaways for Employers
By Alison Moodie
Trump administration ramps up its campaign against colleges
By Laya Neelakandan
Full Coverage of this storyTrump administration to burn nearly $10 million in contraceptives for poorer nations
By Josephine Walker
Rubio Restricts U.S. Criticism of Tainted Foreign Elections
By Michael Crowley & Julian E. Barnes
State Department attacks Europe over free speech
By Seb Starcevic
'We did not expect this': State Dept laid off passport planning staff, after telling them they were exempt
By Jory Heckman
State Department OKs $322 million in proposed weapons sales to Ukraine
State Department approves $322 million in proposed weapons sales to Ukraine
Bradleys And HAWKs: What's In Washington's $322M Arms Sale To Ukraine
Ukraine war briefing: More Bradleys and Hawks in $322m US arms sale
By Warren Murray
US Approves $322 Million Military Aid Package for Ukraine, Including HAWK Air Defense and Bradley Vehicles
Full Coverage of this storyPakistan Delegation Set to Meet Trump Administration, US Says
By Faseeh Mangi
Months after Pahalgam attack, US thanks Pak's 'partnership in countering terror'
By Poorva Joshi
Rubio praises Pak’s ‘partnership in countering terrorism’ after meeting Ishaq Dar
By Aashish Vashistha
Pakistan’s foreign minister on tensions with India and the future of US ties
Rubio lauds Pakistan’s role in global and regional peace in 1st meeting with FM Dar
By Abdullah Momand
Full Coverage of this storyWhether you're reorganizing a closet or a government agency, it's helpful to have a plan before you start
By Terry Gerton
Rubio’s Cuts at State Department Demote Longtime U.S. Values
By Michael Crowley
State Department seeking to create an "Office of Remigration" in wide restructuring
By Russell Contreras & Marc Antony Caputo
State Dept. cuts poised to be more severe than previously outlined with 3400 employees on the chopping block
By Eric Katz & David DiMolfetta
State Department Tells Workers Layoffs Will Begin Soon
By Ana Claire Swanson, Chris Cameron & Ian Austen
On the Role of State Department Career Attorneys
By Christina Sanford
State Department bans visas for English punk duo Bob Vylan after Glastonbury performance
By Abigail Williams & David K. Li
Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Rigas Travels to the Republic of Korea and Philippines - United States Department of State
Vice FM Kim discusses alliance, economic ties with senior US diplomat
Senior U.S. diplomat to visit Korea to beef up State Dept. operations in Indo-Pacific
US State Deputy Secretary Rigas visits Manila after Marcos-Trump meeting
Deputy Foreign Minister Kim Jin-ah and U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Michael Rigas met in Seoul on
Full Coverage of this storyState Dept. Plans to Close Diplomatic Missions and Fire Employees Overseas
By Edward Wong & Mark Mazzetti
Welcoming the Release of U.S. Nationals and Political Prisoners Held in Venezuela - United States Department of State
By Marco Rubio
Fix Indian student visa delays, 14 US lawmakers urge State Department
15 US lawmakers write to Trump administration, urge action on student visa backlog in India
Student visa: US lawmakers flag delay; urge swift action for Indian students
‘Not a great time to be here’: Asians rethink working, studying in Trump’s America
By Zhi Xin & Kendrea Liew Zhi Xin
Indian students flagged difficulty in obtaining U.S. student visa appointments: Govt to Parliament
Full Coverage of this storyState Department issues immediate, widespread pause on foreign aid
By Nahal Toosi, Eric Bazail & Robbie Gramer
Certification of Cuba as a Not Fully Cooperating Country
By Tammy Bruce