State Department

The revamp comes as officials debate how to counter Russian and Chinese influence campaigns.

The disappearance of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi spotlights a staffing problem.

Leaked emails and behind-the-scenes battles show how the administration, after failing to slash congressional aid, used bureaucratic levers to stifle money flows.

In the social media age, what you share is deciding what happens on the battlefield.

The new policy will insist they be married—even if they're from countries that criminalize gay marriage.

On the podcast: Ambassador Prudence Bushnell survived the 1998 bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Kenya. Now she tells her story.

The diversity problem predates this administration, but some State Department officials fear it’s getting worse.

A top Middle East diplomat’s confirmation has been blocked in the Senate as new Syria strikes loom.

Mari Stull, a wine blogger-turned-Trump appointee, is the subject of two investigations into allegations of reprisals and bullying at the State Department.

The troubled agency is charged with responding to Russian influence operations.

A year after the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya began, the United States is still dragging its feet.

The Trump administration hopes to pressure Palestinians to return to bargaining table.

Top Democrats still worry the president is hiding commitments he gave the Russian leader.

The president’s tweet followed a misleading segment on Fox News.

The State Department has scaled back benefits to family members with special needs.

The new unit will be led by one of the State Department’s most powerful officials.

Families say the State Department continues to curb benefits mandated by law.

Economic advisors questioned the administration’s data but were ignored.

The shift is part of the Trump administration’s broader campaign to crack down on refugees and immigration.

The secretary of state faces criticism, even from those in his own party.