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Could he be the next US president? US Secretary of State Marco Rubio may leave Donald Trump's administration and begin preparations for the 2028 presidential campaign. His possible departure was reported by the "Independent", citing Republicans and representatives of the British government. According to them, after the defeat of the Republicans in the mid-term elections and the loss of control of both houses of Congress, the likelihood of changes in the administration increased. However, the White House and the State Department called the material baseless. Meanwhile, talk of the politician's resignation began even before the vote. Photo: Reuters.

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Could he be the next US president? US Secretary of State Marco Rubio may leave Donald Trump's administration and begin preparations for the 2028 presidential campaign. His possible departure was reported by the "Independent", citing Republicans and representatives of the British government. According to them, after the defeat of the Republicans in the mid-term elections and the loss of control of both houses of Congress, the likelihood of changes in the administration increased. However, the White House and the State Department called the material baseless. Meanwhile, talk of the politician's resignation began even before the vote. Photo: Reuters.

Could he be the next US president? US Secretary of State Marco Rubio may leave Donald Trump's administration and begin preparations for the 2028 presidential campaign. His possible departure was reported by the "Independent", citing Republicans and representatives of the British government. According to them, after the defeat of the Republicans in the mid-term elections and the loss of control of both houses of Congress, the likelihood of changes in the administration increased. However, the White House and the State Department called the material baseless. Meanwhile, talk of the politician's resignation began even before the vote. Photo: Reuters.

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