WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Marco Rubio has been thrown into two top national security jobs at once as President Donald Trump presses forward with his top-to-bottom revamp of U.S ...

Mike Waltz speaks during a television interview at the White House on Thursday before he was removed by President Trump as national security adviser. (Alex Brandon/AP) ...

And American soft power has been hamstrung by Trump’s attacks on allies and his throttling of US aid. But Rubio’s most exacting challenge will be at home. And even if he does a great job ...

And for Rubio, it's one of multiple high-profile titles that have been slapped onto his name since Trump took office in January. The former Florida senator has already been serving as the ...

She also said Rubio “has worn several hats” during his work leading the State Department, and expressed confidence in his ability to take on the new responsibilities. Waltz will need Senate ...

She added that Rubio has “worn several hats” during his time in the Trump administration. The president said Waltz “has worked hard to put our Nation’s Interests first” and will do the ...

Clearly the State Department is ripe for cost-saving reorganization and staffing reductions. Rubio has made an excellent start by announcing a reduction of domestic staff by 15 percent.

Like a Christmas tree bedecked with shiny ornaments of every shape and size, Marco Rubio, 53, has accumulated four titles starting with his confirmation as secretary of state on Jan. 20 ...

But evidence is mounting that Rubio, and the rest of the Trump administration, are simply making excuses about a horrific situation that has spiralled out of control. In an interview on ABC News ...