State Department

A Program Meant To Keep Kids From Coming To The U.S. Illegally Hasn't Let Anyone In Legally Yet

The government has only interviewed 90 of nearly 4,000 applicants.
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Intersex Navy Veteran Sues State Department For Denying Passport

They were denied a passport for refusing to select a gender on the application.
By Keith Coffman, Reuters

Stakes Are High For Clinton, GOP As Benghazi Takes Center Stage

By Matthew Daly and Bradley Klapper, AP

U.S. To Cut Some Mexico Security Funds Over Human Rights Abuses

"This is going to be a tough week for Mexico on human rights."
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State Department's Cybersecurity Weakened Under Hillary Clinton

From 2011 to 2014, the State Department's poor cybersecurity was identified by the inspector general as a "significant deficiency."
By Ken Dilanian, AP

State Department Embraces Cities As Key To Meeting Climate Goals

Mayors from 19 cities are meeting in Washington to talk about cutting planet-warming emissions.
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A White House Operator Was Skeptical Hillary Clinton Was Really Hillary Clinton

Being secretary of state wasn't always glamorous.
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Sandy Phan-Gillis, U.S. Citizen Held In China, Says Her Arrest Was Political

"I will live on until they release me," she wrote her husband.
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Anti-Keystone XL Activists Are Ready For Hillary ... To Finally Say Something About The Pipeline

Clinton says her opinion on Keystone will come "soon." But that's not soon enough for those looking to stop the controversial pipeline.
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Hillary Clinton Addresses Concerns Over Email Server ... In An Email

"I'm sorry about it, and I take full responsibility."
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