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Where is Marco? Where is our secretary of state? These questions echo across Washington as a cascade of high-stakes global crises unfolds. Look at the headlines on any given day. The chief diplomat of the United States seems to be missing in action.
IVANKA Trump’s daughter has taken the global stage, making a rare appearance as she joined her family at the White House for a historic state visit. Arabella Kushner, 15, joined her mother
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Marco Rubio branded 'useless' by Fox News viewers over 'two jobs' boast
Secretary of State Marco Rubio boasted about dividing his responsibilities between a U.S. diplomat and as President Donald Trump's national security advisor.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio shared a tense exchange Tuesday morning with "Today" show co-host Craig Melvin over President Trump's White House ban on CNN, Politico and MS NOW, which began with Rubio insisting that the three outlets are "not banned.
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“Trump’s dementia is out of control”: Trump searches for Marco Rubio as they sit next to each other
"Where's Marco?" Trump said, even though Rubio was sitting right next to him.
Privately, Rubio has said he isn’t planning a 2028 presidential bid, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Trump appointed Secretary of State Marco Rubio as his full-time national security adviser on Sept. 22. Here's what he'll be tasked to do in the role.
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Trump Jokes He’s Going to Just ‘Drop’ Marco Rubio Off In ‘The Middle of Cuba’ to ‘Figure It All Out’
Cuba’s delegation walked out during Trump’s speech as he called Cuba "an absolutely failed state" and said he’s pursuing "a fundamental change in the situation in Cuba.” The post Trump Jokes He’s Going to Just ‘Drop’ Marco Rubio Off In ‘The Middle of Cuba’ to ‘Figure It All Out’ first appeared on Mediaite.
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Rubio warns of Iraq ‘Balkanisation’: Is that a real threat?
US secretary of state’s warning comes after he and Trump met the Iraqi PM on the sidelines of the UNGA.
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Marco Rubio unveiled a new crackdown on birth tourism in the US by slapping visa restrictions on those who “engage in or facilitate” the practice. The Trump administration has been exploring avenues to stop birth tourism — where foreigns legally enter the US to give birth so that their children get automatic citizenship — ever since the Supreme Court nixed the president’s executive order on it.
"Common sense tells you there's no harm in engaging and talking to someone," Rubio said when discussing President Donald Trump's approach to the conflict.