State Department employees are told not to meddle in foreign elections, in accordance with Trump's emphasis on national ...

The US State Department has released new guidelines that limit its public commentary on foreign elections to instances where ...

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio instructed U.S. diplomats worldwide not to comment on the fairness or integrity of ...

The State Department is pulling back from commenting on or criticizing elections overseas unless there’s a clear and ...

The order from Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Washington will only comment if “there is a clear and compelling U.S.

Under Secretary Rubio's directive, the U.S. State Department will focus on election outcomes over processes, requiring senior ...

In mid-April, the State Department shuttered the Counter Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference, an office tasked with fighting foreign influence campaigns. The move followed an earlier ...

Foreign donors can exploit a legal loophole to donate to promoting or opposing ballot initiatives. Several groups are fighting to change that.

Canadians should be alert to foreign interference in the federal election, but the most important thing to do is cast a ballot based on their own well-informed priorities, worries and aspirations.

From enthusiasm from Israel's leader to thinly veiled anxiety from some of America's oldest European allies, foreign reaction to Trump's election victory is rolling in fast.

Second, the essence of Trump’s approach to foreign policy—naked transactionalism—remains unchanged. But the context in which he will try to carry out his idiosyncratic form of dealmaking has changed ...

U.S. foreign policy is also increasingly defined by geopolitical competition, primarily with China, but also with its autocratic “axis” of Russia, Iran and North Korea.