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Venezuela Honduras Cuba Drug Trafficking Migration Issues El Salvador Military Presence Argentina Drug Policy Drug Cartels

U.S. Strikes Alleged Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific, Leaving 3 Survivors

Officials provided no public evidence linking the targeted vessel to narcotics.

Costa Rica Downgrades Relations With Cuba, Closes Embassy in Havana

Trump Urges Machado to Delay Return as U.S.-Backed Transition in Venezuela Advances

U.S. Strike on Suspected Drug Boat Kills Six, Raising Operation Southern Spear Death Toll to at Least 157

U.S. Strike Destroys Suspected Trafficking Boat in Eastern Pacific, Killing Six

Tuberville Says Trump Sleeps 'About Two Hours a Day' in Fox Business Praise

U.S. Strike on Suspected Drug Boat in Caribbean Kills 3, SOUTHCOM Says

U.S. Expands Venezuela Oil Licenses, Grants Operations to Five Majors Under Strict Guardrails

White House Shares Satirical Valentine’s Cards Citing Maduro’s Capture and Immigration Dig

CBP Valentine’s Message Urges Migrants To Self-Deport, Offering $2,600 And A Flight

U.S. Warns Peru Over Ruling Limiting Oversight of China-Majority Chancay Port

Rubio’s Acting Stint at National Archives Ends as Duties Shift to James Byron

Machado Says Venezuela Could Hold Democratic Elections Within 10 Months

Machado Says Venezuela Could Hold Elections Within 10 Months

Trump, Petro Hold Quiet White House Meeting Focused on Drug Trafficking

Pope Leo XIV Chooses Quiet Diplomacy With Trump as U.S. Bishops Take the Mic

Senate Confirms Donovan as Four-Star Leader of U.S. Southern Command

Machado Calls Venezuela’s Transition “Unstoppable” as U.S. Deepens Limited Engagement

Vance Faces Backlash for 'Forrest Gump' Swipe at Duckworth After Venezuela Hearing

Rand Paul Challenges Rubio on Constitutionality of U.S. Operation That Seized Maduro