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    Marco Rubio won’t say if he’s running in 2028. A new poll shows why he keeps getting asked

    Marco Rubio is drawing fresh attention as a potential Republican presidential candidate after the 2026 midterms. A Reuters/Ipsos poll gave Rubio and JD Vance similar ratings without asking voters to choose between them.

    With shifting Iran rhetoric following US elections, Trump leaves Mideast in limbo about path ahead

    President Donald Trump has made ambiguous statements about the Iran war after the midterm elections. He acknowledged the conflict's impact on Republican losses and stated that military action is unlikely. Trump's comments have raised uncertainty among Middle Eastern diplomats regarding ongoing negotiations led by Qatar. Iran remains unwilling to engage in talks without certain conditions being met. The situation continues to evolve with each unpredictable comment from the president.

    Rubio acknowledges in wake of GOP midterm losses that 'people are struggling' economically

    US Secretary of State Marco Rubio acknowledged the economic struggles faced by Americans during his speech to conservatives. He emphasized that economic health should be measured by people's ability to afford necessities, rather than stock market performance. Rubio defended controversial decisions made during the Trump administration regarding foreign policy and claimed international law has been weaponized against U.S. actions.

    US Secretary of State Rubio warned Trump of Jensen Huang's ties to alleged Chinese spy: Report

    Amid rising concerns, Nvidia's board is scrutinizing CEO Jensen Huang due to alleged espionage tied to his connection with Alice Huang, a businesswoman from China. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio previously cautioned about the implications of their association. It has come to light that Alice Huang's firm could be involved in unlawful smuggling of Nvidia products. However, Nvidia reassured that its operations will remain unaffected during this inquiry.

    Marco Rubio spends over $1.2m of taxpayer money to travel to his son's college football games. He is required to reimburse only around 3% of that amount

    US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has incurred over $1.2 million in costs for his personal trips. These trips were primarily to watch the Florida Gators football games where his son is a player. He has utilized military aircraft for these travels, as commercial flights are not permitted for him. A requirement for reimbursement exists, though the exact amount that he has paid back remains undisclosed.

    Jensen Huang case: Nvidia CEO love affair scandal revives push for tougher US line on China

    Huang, who co-founded Nvidia and turned it into the world's leading supplier of the processors that power artificial intelligence, admitted on Sunday to an affair with Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed whom US intelligence officials believe was working for Chinese intelligence.

    • Iran-US war: Tehran opens military training camp for women, video, photos go viral

      Earlier this year, thousands of women and young girls took part in the "Daughters Devoted to Iran" rally held in central Tehran, as per reports.

      Iran's economic 'pain' will intensify, says US Secretary of State Marco Rubio

      US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday (local time) said economic pressure on Iran would continue to intensify over the coming months, warning that the country's oil revenues would dry up as sanctions compound.

      'We work for America, not the global order': Marco Rubio asserts US' 1st stance on China and trilateral engagement

      Addressing the core friction between Washington and Beijing, Secretary Rubio emphasised that major power competition is an inevitable reality driven by competing national systems, on the sidelines of the G7 Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Paris, France.

      US Secy of State Rubio defends Hegseth amid impeachment bid, says "Pete executed a direct order" from President Trump

      US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed support for Secretary of War Pete Hegseth during an impeachment effort. Rubio argued that Hegseth acted on President Donald Trump's direct orders regarding military operations. He emphasized the necessity of addressing threats posed by Iran, Yemen, and Venezuela. In a press briefing, Hegseth defended the legality of these military actions and criticized the impeachment as politically motivated.

      Marco Rubio says no need for major combat operations on Iran given US economic campaign

      Speaking to reporters in Paris, Rubio said the economic pain Washington has inflicted gets worse in time but that US was still open for a "real deal" to be done, but the conditions Tehran continued to place were "absurd".

      Marco Rubio tells G7 US will keep imposing 'devastating' costs on Iran, diplomats say

      US Secretary of State Marco Rubio briefed G7 foreign ministers on the situation regarding Iran and economic sanctions. During the meeting in Paris, he referred to Iranian authorities in strong terms, emphasizing ongoing sanctions. Trump has decided to delay military strikes against Iran following regional appeals for diplomacy and dialogue. Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani expressed cautious optimism about potential diplomatic solutions.

      Trump's foreign policy won't change after Republicans' midterm losses, Rubio asserts

      Rubio, who spoke to reporters after talks with his counterparts from the G7 industrialised democracies, said President Donald Trump will decide US policies as he sees fit, regardless of his Republican Party's wipeout in the midterms.

      US Secretary of State Rubio will discuss Iran, Ukraine, AI and more with G7 allies in France

      US Secretary of State Marco Rubio prepares for a critical discussion with G7 foreign ministers, focusing on urgent global matters such as the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, the Iran predicament, and the rise of artificial intelligence. This meeting arises in the wake of midterm elections that changed congressional dynamics, fostering curiosity about Trump’s upcoming foreign policy direction.

      Trump to meet Qatar's prime minister as Iran diplomacy faces hurdles

      US President Donald Trump will meet Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani at the White House on Monday as efforts to end the Iran conflict face obstacles. Qatar has acted as an intermediary between Washington and Tehran. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said negotiations had made little progress.

      Rubio seeks to impose order at State as Republicans look ahead to 2028: Report

      US Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently emphasized stricter oversight of the State Department amid growing controversies. Concerns arose following high-profile resignations linked to allegations of unethical behavior and conflicts of interest. Rubio instructed his team to adhere to specific guidelines, highlighting the need for coordination on significant decisions. Officials who do not comply with these directives may face dismissal under his management.

      House of Trump falling? Vance, Hegseth at centre of rupture talks as Iran war backlash rages

      Donald Trump’s crushing midterm defeat has exposed growing fault lines inside his administration, with the Iran war turning from a military campaign into a political liability. Vice-President JD Vance has openly blamed the conflict for the Republican loss, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio has been drawn into reports about a possible exit—claims he and the White House deny. The biggest battle is unfolding around Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, who faces renewed impeachment calls and investigations once Democrats take control of Congress.

      Marco Rubio weighs leaving administration after GOP’s midterm loss

      Secretary of State Marco Rubio is deliberating on his future within the Trump administration following the Republican midterm losses. He has discussed potential resignation options with White House officials, yet his decision remains undisclosed. The political landscape has shifted significantly, prompting considerations for his next career moves. Rubio's association with Trump's policies is currently under scrutiny from newly empowered Democrats in Congress.

      Trump's India envoy Sergio Gor eyed for promotion to top Washington posts, including Rubio's job: Report

      After the midterms, attention in Washington DC turned toward potential administrative shifts and positions. US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor emerged as a candidate for senior roles within the administration. Despite speculation, both Gor and administration representatives have rejected these reports about his ambitions. Gor emphasized his loyalty to Secretary Marco Rubio, calling him irreplaceable and a great friend.

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