U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the State Department’s decision to suspend visitor visas from Gaza on Sunday, citing evidence that a percentage of Gazan applicants and visa holders have ties to Islamist terrorist groups in the region.
Read More Rubio stands by U.S. State Department’s Gaza Visa Freeze, citing risk of terror ties
Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently praised Vice President JD Vance, asserting that he would make a “great nominee” for the Republican Party in 2028 — should he choose to pursue a presidential bid.
Read More Rubio floats Vance taking on 2028 presidential bid, sidesteps question about his own ambitions: ‘I hope he intends to do it’
The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee has updated its policy barring transgender women from competing in women’s sports.
Read More US Olympic & Paralympic Committee bars transgender women from competing in women’s sports
The State Department will be laying off over 1,300 employees amid a reorganization plan.
Read More Report: State Department to lay off over 1,300 employees
Houthi terrorists in Yemen attacked a cargo ship in the Red Sea on Tuesday, killing three and wounding two others while kidnapping several crew members, according to the U.S. Embassy in Yemen.
Read More Houthis resume attacks on cargo ships in Red Sea, killing 3 and kidnapping more survivors
The U.S. embassy in Iraq is preparing to evacuate over heightened security risks, seemingly stemming from a potential conflict with Iran.
Read More U.S. embassy in Iraq preparing for evacuation as Iranian strikes ‘could be imminent’