Marco Rubio Sworn In as Secretary of State, Pledges to Strengthen U.S. Foreign Policy
Marco Rubio emphasizes a focus on U.S. interests as he takes office amid global challenges.
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Overview
Marco Rubio was sworn in as the 72nd Secretary of State on January 21, 2025, after a unanimous Senate confirmation. He emphasized actions that make the U.S. stronger, safer, or more prosperous, citing priorities in foreign policy. Facing challenges from the ongoing Ukraine war and tensions with China, Rubio indicated his support for Trump's foreign policy agenda. He is the first Hispanic Secretary of State and aims to ensure the State Department adapts to 21st-century needs, fostering a pragmatic approach to international relations.
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