The Latest Breaking News from Department of State

Supporters of the coup in Niger have set fire to the governing party’s HQ as countries decry toppling of Mohamed Bazoum.

Trip had been delayed amid ‘spy balloon’ incident that underscored rising tensions between the superpowers.

The truce between Sudan’s army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces was reached after 5 weeks of warfare in Sudan.

State Department says device had multiple antennas ‘likely capable of collecting and geo-locating communications’.

Abdelraouf Abuzeid was previously convicted in connection to a shooting that killed a USAID employee and his driver.

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives adjourned on January 24, 2023, affecting a package of three constitutional amendments that could have appeared on ballot for May 16, 2023. 

Washington says US secretary of state will stress ‘upholding the historic status quo’ of the holy sites in Jerusalem.

The criminal culpability of Donald Trump and the sloppiness of the staffs of both Joe Biden and Mike Pence have combined to create a crisis over the handling of classified materials. The former involved Trump’s intentionally keeping large amounts of classified material at Mar-a-Lago; the latter led to small amounts…

PHILADELPHIA — When the University of Pennsylvania launched a think tank named for Joe Biden in 2017, it didn’t just create a prestige institution tied to the man who had just left the vice president’s office.

Immigrant rights groups welcome new pathway for refugee resettlement amid tensions over Biden administration policies.

New state data shows that an election eve Pennsylvania court decision that said mail-in ballots without accurate handwritten dates on their exterior envelopes can’t count resulted in otherwise valid votes being canceled in the high-stakes November election