Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s apparent attempt to pass a note under the radar was foiled by President Donald Trump immediately reading it out loud.

As a child, Marco Rubio sat at his grandfather’s feet cigar-smoke curling on the front porch as stories spilled out — tales of Cuban heroes like José Martí and the guerilla soldiers who fought Spanish rule, and of life under the communist regime his family left behind. Even then, Rubio imagined himself as part of Cuba’s unfinished struggle.

The New Yorker profile reveals Trump's frustration with the Florida senator's elusive approach, with the president repeatedly asking why Rubio wouldn't reach out to him.

President Donald Trump belittled the man he would eventually choose as his own Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, during a rally in South Carolina back in 2015. Trump called Rubio 'weak.'

"What are you saying here, Marco?" the president asked the bashful secretary of state after reading his letter in front of reporters

President Trump publicly mused that Marco Rubio, who once held four big administration jobs simultaneously and has been floated for more, could become president of Cuba, where his parents fled in

The Miami Dolphins fired head coach Mike McDaniel on Thursday, creating yet another NFL head coaching vacancy. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio quickly made it clear he won’t be filling it. Upon hearing the news of McDaniel’s exit, Rubio posted on X Thursday morning, jokingly saying he was not in consideration for the job.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio doubled down on U.S. support for Iranian protesters early Saturday morning as the current regime cracked down on growing unrest in the country.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio attended the college football championship at Hard Rock Stadium and told NBC News sports editor Greg Rosenstein he predicts a win for the Miami Hurricanes.