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U.S. Embassy Employee Found Dead in Yangon Hotel

Limited U.S. disclosure coupled with local reports of a detained Thai woman has made the case a sensitive diplomatic investigation

U.S. Pressure Prompts Palestinian Envoy to Withdraw UNGA Vice‑President Bid

U.S. Removes Sanctions on UN Rapporteur Francesca Albanese

U.S. Waives Visa Bonds for Select World Cup Ticket Holders From Five Nations

U.S. Sets May 14–15 Israel–Lebanon Talks to Pursue Comprehensive Security Deal

Rubio Set to Visit India for Talks and Quad Meeting as Trade Push Intensifies

Russia Accuses U.S. of Imposing Citizenship on Children of Its Diplomats

U.S.–Venezuela Passenger Flights Resume as American Airlines Reopens Miami–Caracas Route

U.S. Journalist Shelly Kittleson Freed in Iraq After Weeklong Abduction

U.S. Journalist Shelly Kittleson Abducted in Baghdad as Iraq Detains Suspect Linked to Kataib Hezbollah

Chinese Embassy Posts, Then Removes AI Video Mocking Trump’s 'Shield of the Americas'

U.S. Evacuations Accelerate as Iraq and Iran Alerts Urge Americans to Leave or Shelter

CNN Rebuts 'Propaganda' Charge Over Iran Reporting After Attacks From Trump Officials

State Department Charters Patriots Plane to Evacuate Americans From Middle East

State Department Faces Scrutiny Over Readiness as U.S. Evacuates Thousands From Middle East

U.S. Suspends Operations at Kuwait Embassy, Launches Evacuation Push

U.S. Raises Iran and Iraq to Level 4 ‘Do Not Travel’ After Combat Operations in Iran

U.S. Targets 4,500 Monthly White South African Refugee Applications, Adds Modular Facilities in Pretoria

State Department Adviser Hosts Tommy Robinson in Unofficial Visit

U.S. Advances Freedom.gov Portal to Let Users See Content Blocked Overseas