On the top of the agenda is funding the government, with a current deadline of Jan. 30.

Colombia, Mexico, and Cuba have strongly denounced U.S. airstrikes on Venezuela.

‘We’re prepared to do a second strike, if we need it,’ President Donald Trump told reporters on Air Force One.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio described the operation as ‘unbelievable and a tremendous success.’

Multiple Maduro loyalists defiantly condemned the arrests and said they were united behind the detained president.

The Democratic leader says that a resolution brought by Sens. Rand Paul, Tim Kaine, and himself will be considered ’this week.’

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio did not address U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks on Saturday about the United States running Venezuela moving forward.

The U.S. Secretary of State outlined the administration’s short-term plans for Venezuela after Maduro’s capture.

Bongino said in December that he would step down from the bureau in January.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the Caribbean country’s leaders ‘incompetent, senile men.’

Most Republicans were in favor of the action, while Democrats questioned Trump’s authority and requested congressional briefings.

Aging infrastructure, frequent blackouts, and poor maintenance have turned Venezuela’s once-vast oil network into a safety and reliability risk.

Less than five hours elapsed between the time at which Trump ordered the mission and when U.S. forces exited Venezuelan airspace with Maduro in hand.

Lower prices will save taxpayers an estimated $6 billion and reduce out-of-pocket spending by about $1.5 billion, according to government estimates.

The U.S. president discussed several plans, including forming a team and ways U.S. oil companies could help revive the country’s economy.

The U.S. president previewed heavy investment in the nation’s oil industry to rebuild infrastructure and increase production.

Mamdani has revoked multiple directives, including policing and anti-Semitism measures, while pledging continued protection for Jewish New Yorkers.

‘We want peace, liberty, and justice for the great people of Venezuela,’ the U.S. president said.

On the top of the agenda is funding the government, with a current deadline of Jan. 30.

Colombia, Mexico, and Cuba have strongly denounced U.S. airstrikes on Venezuela.

‘We’re prepared to do a second strike, if we need it,’ President Donald Trump told reporters on Air Force One.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio described the operation as ‘unbelievable and a tremendous success.’

Multiple Maduro loyalists defiantly condemned the arrests and said they were united behind the detained president.

The Democratic leader says that a resolution brought by Sens. Rand Paul, Tim Kaine, and himself will be considered ’this week.’

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio did not address U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks on Saturday about the United States running Venezuela moving forward.

The U.S. Secretary of State outlined the administration’s short-term plans for Venezuela after Maduro’s capture.

Bongino said in December that he would step down from the bureau in January.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the Caribbean country’s leaders ‘incompetent, senile men.’

Most Republicans were in favor of the action, while Democrats questioned Trump’s authority and requested congressional briefings.

Aging infrastructure, frequent blackouts, and poor maintenance have turned Venezuela’s once-vast oil network into a safety and reliability risk.

Less than five hours elapsed between the time at which Trump ordered the mission and when U.S. forces exited Venezuelan airspace with Maduro in hand.

Lower prices will save taxpayers an estimated $6 billion and reduce out-of-pocket spending by about $1.5 billion, according to government estimates.

The U.S. president discussed several plans, including forming a team and ways U.S. oil companies could help revive the country’s economy.

The U.S. president previewed heavy investment in the nation’s oil industry to rebuild infrastructure and increase production.

Mamdani has revoked multiple directives, including policing and anti-Semitism measures, while pledging continued protection for Jewish New Yorkers.

‘We want peace, liberty, and justice for the great people of Venezuela,’ the U.S. president said.