The U. S. carried out a military operation early Saturday morning, capturing Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro. This action ended months of pressure from President Donald Trump’s administration and received criticism from some global leaders. Maduro was reportedly on a warship headed for New Yor»»»

The US capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, praised by President Donald Trump as stunning and powerful, leaves behind uncertainty about who is running the oil-rich country. Trump said on Saturday that Vice President Delcy Rodriguez had been sworn in after Maduro‘s arrest and that she had sp»»»

Photo credit: AP The United States carried out pre-dawn airstrikes across Venezuela on Saturday, with at least seven explosions and low-flying aircraft reported over the capital, Caracas. The attacks, which killed at least 40 people, prompted the Venezuelan government to declare a national emergenc»»»

Federal law enforcement personnel patrol outside the Metropolitan Detention Center as they await the arrival of captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, Saturday. AP-Yonhap The US captured Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro in a military operation early Saturday morning, culminating a months»»»

WASHINGTON: The US captured Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro in a military operation early on Saturday morning (Jan 3), culminating a months-long pressure campaign by President Donald Trump's administration that drew condemnation from some international leaders. Maduro was on a warship bound fo»»»

Chief of Staff Susie Wiles told in an interview last year that if Trump were to authorize "some activity" in Venezuela he would need approval from Congress. The US captured Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro in a military operation early on Saturday morning, culminating a months-long pressure cam»»»