Secretary of State

"He wasn't completely all there. Those were the words of Donald Trump and those around him back two years ago," Joe Scarborough said of Rudy Giuliani.

"Look, at some point, Democrats have to decide whether they love this country more than they hate this president."

"Congress didn't confirm her for the gig. She isn't qualified. Has zero true diplomatic experience," a co-founder of the Democratic Coalition tweeted.

The secretary of state will start his trip to Latin America on Thursday, but he will encounter a region that sees President Donald Trump unfavorably.

Rumors have been flying for weeks that the White House is plotting to replace Tillerson.

The administration reportedly wants CIA Director Mike Pompeo to replace Tillerson.

The law was signed by then-President George W. Bush in 2008.

The female spy used a fake identity to get a job with a major Democratic donor and posed as an accountant.

One of the top Republicans is becoming even more outspoken against Trump after announcing his retirement.

Trump has called Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haass one of the "few people that I really like and respect."

Tillerson also wants to remove an envoy for the closure of Guantánamo Bay.

The president's praise of the Kremlin's decision to expel American diplomats is "shameful," say former U.S. officials.

America's top diplomat is "entitled to take a few days himself," said a State Department spokeswoman.

There is still "plenty of work to do" to restructure the State Department, Tillerson's spokesman says.

The 22-year-old University of Virginia student was sentenced to 15 years' hard labor.

One reporter said he'd never seen a politician's motorcade inspire so many middle fingers.

The U.S. Secretary of State faces a tough negotiation in his Moscow visit after accusations of Russian complicity in Syrian chemical attacks.

Tillerson's potential no-show had increased unease caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's description of NATO as "obsolete" during his election campaign.

Trump's secretary of state said military action would be an option if North Korea continued to ramp up its weapons program.

The secretary of state and President Trump have been critical of China in recent weeks.

Within hours of starting the job, Tillerson reached out by phone to counterparts from Mexico and Canada, and met with German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel, department officials said.

Despite concerns about the former Exxon Mobil CEO's ties to Russia, he won a 53-42 vote.

Under Secretary for Management Patrick Kennedy and acting Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Thomas Countryman both plan to leave their posts by Friday, the officials said.

The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 11-10 to approve Tillerson, with every committee Republican backing Tillerson and every Democrat opposing his nomination.

Tillerson said his differences with Trump on some major issues would not necessarily put him at loggerheads with the White House.

He did a deal with the Kurds, cozied up to African despots and befriended Putin.

Senator Lindsey Graham calls for widened sanctions against Russia over election-related hacking.

Some in Russia are lauding Trump's nomination of the Exxon CEO for secretary of state, although opponents say it 'would take a miracle for Tillerson to criticize Russia on human rights.'

Trump is also expected to announce ex-Texas Governor Rick Perry as his choice for energy secretary.

Republicans and Democrats said Tillerson would be asked about his ties to Russia.