The Latest Breaking News from State Department

The United States and reclusive North Korea have no diplomatic ties — but they still have ways to reach each other

The Biden administration is allowing Israel to audition for a special status that would enable Israelis to travel to the U.S. without a visa — but only if Israel can prove it will no longer discriminate against Palestinian American travelers.

Unesco is one of those United Nations agencies that most people feel pretty comfortable with.

The FBI is investigating possible breaches in the handling of classified documents 

WASHINGTON: Washington hopes to rally Southeast Asian nations to take tougher action against Myanmar's military junta and to push back on China's actions in the South China Sea as top United States diplomat Antony Blinken heads to the region for meetings next week, a State Department official said on Friday.

Americans planning international travel this year are being urgently warned by the State Department to apply for passports at least six months in advance due to a significant backlog

Evan Gershkovich is in ‘good health and remains strong’, US State Department says, reiterating call for his release.

Dozens of prominent US and UK politicians attend events despite warning of terror threat by US embassy

Chairman McCaul calls for transparency from State Department over Rob Malley's security clearance suspension