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The world is watching to see whether Tehran responds to the U.S. military strikes as leaders urge Iran to negotiate.

Morale has tanked at Marco Rubio’s State Department as staffers are asked to work overtime ahead of looming layoffs. Rubio has called the agency “bloated” and, in April, announced his intent to lay ...

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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says there are “areas of potential cooperation” between Washington and Beijing.

The two major powers vied to push their agendas in Asia at a time of simmering tension over a U.S. trade tariffs offensive.