US President Donald Trump declared that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was “gone,” branding him a “dictator” and “terrorist,” and warning Venezuela’s political leadership in the aftermath of Washington’s claimed capture of Maduro.

National security expert Rebeccah Heinrichs says the Trump administration’s escalating pressure campaign against Venezuela, intensified by designating Nicolás Maduro’s regime a foreign terrorist organization and ordering an oil tanker blockade, has ...

Owen Shroyer once received clemency from President Donald Trump for his part in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riots. Despite this, he believes Trump’s aura and charisma are gone. In a series of posts and comments on camera on Wednesday, Shroyer said Trump ...

The Pentagon has been investigating the retired Navy captain after he and other Democrats publicly called for troops to disobey illegal orders.

As a crowd in Caracas demanded Nicolás Maduro’s release, security forces hunted for any sign that Venezuelans were celebrating his capture.

Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro arrived in Manhattan in shackles for a federal court hearing on narco-terrorism and drug trafficking charges.

Candidates in California’s most competitive House races are splitting sharply along party lines over the U.S.’s capture of Nicolás Maduro — previewing how the two parties plan to approach the fast-moving international issue as the midterms near.

Dozens of people are reported to have been killed in the operation that led to the Venezuelan leader and his wife being seized from his compound in Caracas, before being taken to the US where they face drug trafficking and weapons charges.