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'I don't think Marco Rubio is making these decisions': State Dept. slashes human rights bureau
New York Times diplomatic correspondent Michael Crowley, former USAID administrator Andrew Natsios, and The Atlantic staff writer David Graham join Nicolle Wallace to discuss the newly announced cuts at the State Department that target human rights and democracy divisions – despite Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s longtime record of promoting international human rights work.
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This mandatory inevitable heel turn is the price of conservative political ambition in the Donald Trump era. In exchange for ...
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Honoring fallen Florida firefighters in TallahasseeThirteen fallen firefighters were honored at a bell ringing ceremony and their names were inscribed at the Florida Fallen ...
In the various press events in the Oval Office, such as the one this week with El Salvador’s sexy-beast president Nayib Bukele, Marco Rubio generally looks as though he’s sitting in a recliner made of ...
The State Department is implementing a sweeping crackdown on international students, citing national security threats.
Host Guy Fieri travels in search of unique restaurants that are well-known among locals and this time around he set his ...
A developing political scandal in Florida has put Gov. Ron DeSantis on the defensive. Republican lawmakers are investigating ...
A lawsuit against “lab-grown” meat is still alive after a federal judge tossed four parts of the suit on Friday but kept a ...
Paris is hosting a series of talks Thursday about Ukraine and its security, including U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and ...
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