TSA Changing System That Flags Transgender People as Threats for 'Gender X'
Secretary of State Antony Blinken called the new gender definition a move that is "respectful of individuals' privacy while advancing inclusion."
State Department: Kremlin Interrogators 'Singling Out' Americans in Russia
Americans are advised not to travel to Russia or Ukraine due to the risk of being detained by Russian authorities.
U.S. Tries to Demoralize Russia by Calling Troops War Criminals: Ambassador
A Russian official is accusing the United States of inciting "Russophobia" after the State Department declared President Vladimir Putin's actions as war crimes.
Brittney Griner in 'Good Condition' After Finally Reached by U.S. Consulate
Griner has been detained in Russia over allegations that officials at a Moscow airport found vape cartridges containing hashish oil in her luggage.
St. Jude First U.S. Hospital to Receive Ukrainian Pediatric Cancer Patients
The four child patients were transported from Poland to Memphis, Tennessee, with the help of the U.S. State Department.
China Again Sanctioned by U.S. Over Human Rights Abuses, Harassment
Secretary of State Antony Blinken called the sanctioned individuals "perpetrators of human rights abuses."
China's Xi Jinping's Future With West, Not Russia, Putin: State Department
"China needs to stand on the right side of history," U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman said on Frid.
Russian Elite 'Freaking Out', Sell Assets Amid Sanctions: Ex-U.S. Official
The former State Department official noted that lawyers for Russian oligarchs "are busy right now" as they attempt to move assets and relocate yachts.
Feds 'Assessing' Whether Russian Attack on Nuke Plant Was a War Crime
The State Department is reportedly "assessing" whether the Russian attack on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was a war crime.
U.S. Allows Most Embassy Staff to Leave Moscow, Minsk Over Ukraine War
The order comes a day after Americans in Russia were advised to leave the country immediately amid a growing list of airspace closures affecting Russian aircraft.
State Department Addresses Trump's Praise of Putin: 'I Have No Words'
Trump repeatedly praised Putin during his 2016 election campaign and presidency, leading some to criticize him as an enabler of the Russian president.
Ted Cruz Will Stop Blocking Biden Nominees After Nord Stream 2 Sanctions
Ted Cruz's office announced Cruz would lift his hold on President Joe Biden's State Department nominees.
Fact Check: State Department Vaccination Guidance for Polish Entry
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki's exchange with a reporter was being shared as evidence of misleading guidance to U.S. citizens crossing into Poland.
U.S. Relocating Ukraine Embassy From Kyiv Amid Warnings About Russia Attack
Embassy operations are moving to a western city after more than 100,000 Russian troops have amassed on Ukraine's eastern border.
State Department Travel Advisory Warns Those in Ukraine to 'Depart Now'
The travel advisory says to not travel to Ukraine because of the "increased threats of Russia military action and COVID-19."
China Annoyed As U.S. Diplomats Seek COVID Evacuation From 'Safest Country'
Beijing's Foreign Ministry said the "difficult to justify" proposal would place American officials at higher risk of infection.
Swamped With Afghan Refugees, U.S. Turns to Decimated Resettlement Groups
"The State Department brought in roughly 75,000 Afghans to the United States," said Christopher George of Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services. "They needed them to be resettled, so they turned to the refugee resettlement world and said, 'How many can you resettle?'"
Russia-Ukraine Live Updates: U.S. Plans for Backups if Russia Cuts Off Gas
U.S. officials are considering deploying thousands of troops to Eastern Europe as tensions on the border between Russia and Ukraine escalate. The lives updates .
U.S. Dismisses China's Claims in South China Sea in State Department Report
The 44-page report finds China's vast maritime claims in the South China Sea to be inconsistent with international law.
U.S. Announces New Sanctions on Dozens of Nicaraguan Officials
The State Department set visa restrictions on 116 people involved with the Ortega administration, including mayors, prosecutors and law enforcement officials.
Some Americans With Expired Passports Can Use Them to Return Home
Recently expired passports can be used to return to the U.S. or U.S. territories, but not to travel from the U.S. to international destinations.
Senate Clears Emanuel as Japan Ambassador With GOP Help, Dem Opposition
Eight Republican lawmakers approved of Biden's pick, while three Democrats decided against him seven years after the death of Laquan McDonald.
Terrorist Attacks, Deaths Rose Last Year As ISIS, al-Qa'ida Spread: Report
"These figures reflect, in part, the spread of ISIS branches and networks and al-Qa'ida affiliates, particularly in Africa," said Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
Antony Blinken's Tour of SE Asia Cut Short After Journalist Gets COVID
The secretary of state had to suddenly leave Thailand, the last stop on his Southeast Asia trip, after the coronavirus test.
The Bahamas COVID Travel Restrictions Explained Ahead of the Holiday Season
The Bahamian government has implemented certain travel restrictions to minimize the spread of COVID.
After U.S. State Dept. Hacks, Israel Tightens Cyber Technology Supervision
Any countries that buy Israeli cyber technology will be required to sign a declaration regarding its use and may face sanctions if they breach terms of use.
State Department Employees in Uganda Had iPhones Hacked With NSO Group Tech
NSO Group said it would investigate the incident, and, if it showed NSO technology was in fact used, terminate the customers and seek legal action against them.
U.S., NATO, EU Rally to Support Ukraine as Russia Masses Troops on Border
"The best way to deter an aggressive Russia is to make it clear for the Kremlin that Ukraine is strong, but also that it has strong allies who will not leave it alone in the face of Moscow's ever-increasing aggressiveness," Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said.
Russian Weapons Test Created Space Junk Threatening Space Station: U.S.
The crew members were all forced to take shelter in their docked space capsules earlier on Monday because of the threat posed by the debris.
Qatar Offers Bridge to Taliban to Fulfill Biden's 'No One Behind' Promise
The State Department is under pressure to bring home all Americans remaining in Afghanistan after the chaotic evacuations left hundreds stranded in late August.