Venezuela’s Supreme Court ordered Delcy Rodríguez to assume the presidency as explosions struck Caracas and the Maduro regime declared a national emergency.
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President Trump issued a sharp warning to Colombia’s leftist president Gustavo Petro, leaving open the possibility of future U.S. military operations tied to drug trafficking.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio shut down CBS anchor Margaret Brennan after she questioned why only Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro was captured by U.S. forces. Rubio called the line of questioning “absurd,” explaining the complexity and risks of the high-stakes operation.
Elon Musk announced free Starlink service for Venezuela after meeting with President Trump at Mar-a-Lago, signaling support during the nation’s transition period.
President Trump released the first official image of a captured Nicolas Maduro, igniting massive online reaction and political controversy. The powerful photo quickly went viral across social media.
President Trump suggested the U.S. recently destroyed a major drug facility linked to Venezuelan trafficking routes, though no official confirmation has been issued. Speculation is growing as reports of an unexplained explosion surface in western Venezuela.
Hezbollah is expanding drug trafficking operations in Venezuela as Iranian financial support weakens under sanctions and regional conflict. U.S. officials warn the terror group is using cocaine profits to fund global operations with help from the Maduro regime.
The United States has deployed additional troops and special operations aircraft to the Caribbean as it intensifies pressure on Venezuela. Tanker seizures and blockade enforcement raise serious constitutional and international law concerns.
President Donald Trump says the United States will keep Venezuelan oil and tankers seized near the country’s coast as Washington escalates its pressure campaign. China and Russia have condemned the move, warning it violates international law and risks broader conflict.
House Democrats pushed two War Powers resolutions aimed at limiting President Trump’s authority to confront narco-terrorism and Venezuela, but both measures failed. The votes exposed sharp divisions over national security, cartel violence, and U.S. military action in the hemisphere.
By Dallas Express The Dallas Express has obtained a second exclusive letter addressed to President Donald Trump from retired Major General Cliver Antonio Alcalá Cordones, a former high-ranking commander…
by Dave DeCamp The House on Wednesday voted down a War Powers Resolution meant to block President Trump from launching a war with Venezuela without congressional…
Venezuela has ordered its navy to escort oil tankers after President Trump declared a complete blockade on sanctioned vessels. The move raises the risk of direct confrontation as U.S. forces continue seizing Venezuelan-linked tankers.
Tucker Carlson says Congress was briefed on a possible war ahead of President Trump’s national address. The warning comes as U.S. military action and economic pressure escalate against Venezuela’s Maduro regime.
President Trump has ordered a complete blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers after designating the Maduro regime a foreign terrorist organization. The move escalates pressure on Caracas by cutting off oil trade and targeting illegal Venezuelan immigration tied to crime and security threats.
Trinidad and Tobago announced it will allow U.S. military aircraft to use its airports in the coming weeks as Washington increases military activity near Venezuela. The country’s Foreign Ministry said the movements are logistical in nature, tied to existing bilateral cooperation and routine supply and personnel rotations.
A US Coast Guard special forces unit conducted a security operation in the Caribbean Sea. A video that went viral showed the seizure of an oil tanker by US special forces off the coast of Venezuela.
With all eyes on Venezuela and the Pentagon’s recent strikes on alleged narco boats, the United States has been raining down bombs on Somalia throughout the year. The latest attacks in the African country bring the total number to over 100.