Secretary of State Marco Rubio got into a testy exchange with a congressman on Wednesday after he repeatedly refused to directly call Russian PresidentVladimir Putin a war criminal. It happened during a House hearing when Maryland Democratic Rep.

Trump’s secretary of state made a shocking confession in a testy exchange with Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio testified before the House Committee on Foreign Affairs at the "Protecting American Interests" hearing on Wednesday, a day after getting into some heated exchanges at a Senate panel over the Trump administration shifting its foreign policy and humanitarian efforts,

In a clash with Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D) that went well beyond the senator’s allotted questioning time, Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the Trump administration’s mass deportation efforts and even suggested that no court could tell him how to do his job.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has clashed with multiple Democratic senators within the Senate. The exchange regarded the Trump administration’s acceptance of South African refugees to the United States as well as the policies they have put forward.

Democrat Senator Chris Van Hollen told Marco Rubio he “regretted voting for him” as the U.S’ top diplomat during a tense exchange on the Senate floor on Tuesday. The Secretary of State faced a grilling from Democrats while testifying to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the Trump administration’s foreign policy decisions,

The US expects Russia to present its conditions for a ceasefire with Ukraine. Then the intentions of the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, will become clearer, states US Secretary of State Marco Rubio during a Senate hearing.