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Deal would indicate Venezuelan government is responding to Trump’s demand that it open up to US oil firms or risk more military intervention

A mystery trader made £316,000 ($400,000) on Polymarket betting on Maduro's downfall hours before Trump's raid, sparking fears of insider trading.

President said over the weekend that he wants the U.S. to take over Greenland and repeated his threat of using military force

Senior members of Congress emerged sharply divided from a classified briefing on the U.S. military operation that captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.

At least he's honest about it.

Trump said the oil will be sold, and he will control the money from the sale

Nato unity put to the test as Keir Starmer and European allies warn US president he can’t decide future of Danish territory

After months of accusations thrown at Maduro, one of the biggest was quietly amended.

Nations take military action against other countries and individuals for all different reasons. Escalating threats, broken diplomacy, violations of international law, you name it. And then there’s dancing. Yes, Maduro’s dance was the Trump administration’s last straw to launch their Jan. 3 strike on Venezuela.