Vance and Marco Rubio are trying to distance themselves from Donald Trump.

After prematurely declaring the Iran war over (again), Trump is now itching to start another war.

The secretary of state defended his travels as taxpayers foot the bill.

Just a few months ago, the GOP had crowned Vance as Donald Trump’s successor. Then the midterms happened.

The early field of GOP presidential candidates is laughably bad—and they’re going to be dealing with the same problems that killed the party in last week’s elections.

The secretary of state is preparing to make a massive break with Donald Trump.

Vice President JD Vance, Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio all suddenly pulled the plug on major events.

The leftist leader’s surprising victory over the favored far-right candidate should be celebrated—and perhaps emulated—by supporters of democracy worldwide.

Marco Rubio brushed off Donald Trump’s plans to meet with the foreign leaders.

Donald Trump is reportedly “extremely pissed off” by Guilfoyle’s conduct.

The Trump administration announced sanctions on the International Criminal Court at quite the moment.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered an extreme speech in Greece on the superiority of Western civilization—and the dangers of immigration.

Doesn’t seem like much has changed.

The State Department knowingly agreed to the partnership the same day federal officials revealed Oxygen Forensics’ Russian connections.

Trump Organization executives have been spotted traveling to the island.

The staffer apparently has some friends in high places.

The odds of a new forever war are looking increasingly likely.

Donald Trump may have used his own staff, Cabinet members, and press pool as a decoy for nothing.

The president took Natalie Harp, Walt Nauta, and Dan Scavino on a decoy plane while leaving confirmed members of his Cabinet at the mercy of an Iranian strike on Air Force One.

Even with the Iran War going badly, the Secretary of State is still determined to do regime change in Cuba.