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Fox News Host Claims Each Time Trump Says He's 'Cozy' With Venezuela's Rodríguez 'He Drops Five Points in South Florida'
Rachel Campos-Duffy publicly criticized the Trump administration's engagement with Venezuela's interim leader, Delcy Rodríguez, arguing that cooperation with her risks both U.S. political support and democratic progress in Venezuela.
U.S. Can't Dislodge Guerrillas From Venezuela's Gold and Coltan Flow, Experts Say: 'They Understand Mining Is the Future'
Armed guerrilla groups entrenched in southern Venezuela continue to control vast gold and coltan deposits despite Washington's efforts to reshape the country's political and economic landscape after Nicolás Maduro's capture on January 3
Cubans Weary of U.S. Pressure After Years of False Hope: 'We've Been Disappointed Too Many Times'
Cubans facing worsening shortages and blackouts say years of hardship and unrealized expectations have left them skeptical that renewed U.S. pressure will bring meaningful change.
U.S. Eyes 'Favorable Licensing Policy' to Make Cuba More Reliant on American Fuel: Report
The Trump administration is moving to ease fuel shipments to Cuba's private sector as part of a broader strategy to make the island more dependent on U.S. supplies, according to a new report.
Exodus Of Cuban Forces Reshapes Venezuela's Military Balance After Maduro's Capture: 'Their Word Was the Final Authority'
Analysts caution that while the visible Cuban presence is shrinking, the network is unlikely to disappear entirely: "this is not the end of Cuban influence"
DHS Officials Say Secretary Noem Crossed a Line With 'Obviously Utterly False' Story of Cannibal on Deportation Flight
Three federal law enforcement officials, including one senior official within the Department of Homeland Security, say DHS Secretary Kristi Noem fabricated a story about a cannibal on an ICE deportation flight.
Gay Migrant Forced to 'Live and Work in Fear' After U.S. Deportation to Country Where Homosexuality Is Illegal
A 21-year-old Moroccan woman identified as Farah says she is in hiding in her home country after being deported by the United States despite a judge's protection order barring her removal there.
Ex-Honduran President Convicted Of Drug-Trafficking And Pardoned by Trump Had 'Red Carpet Rolled Out for Him' By U.S.
"The [prisons bureau] administration rolled out the red carpet for him," said a retired prison workerpeaking to the media on behalf of staff. "The staff are disgusted."
DHS Spent Over $144 Million on Weapons, Ammunition and Accessories in 2025, Report Claims
According to the report, ICE increased its total contracts for weapons, ammunition and accessories by more than 360 percent, with awards rising from $16 million in 2024 to more than $76 million in 2025.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Says Trump Admin Should Focus on 'Putting Pedos in Jail' Instead of 'More Foreign Wars'
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said on Wednesday that Americans want the government to prioritize domestic concerns rather than foreign conflict,
Local Law Enforcement Cooperation With ICE Surged More Than 900% in Trump's First Year: Report
The controversial enforcement model permits local police officers to be deputized by ICE, giving them authority to stop and arrest individuals suspected of being in the country illegally.
Judges Have Issued Over 4,000 Rulings Finding Trump Admin Detentions Unlawful In The Past Months
Hundreds of federal judges across the United States have issued more than 4,400 rulings since October finding that immigration authorities unlawfully detained migrants.
DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin Set To Leave Agency, Her Replacement Is Already Lined Up
Axios reported that DHS plans to replace McLaughlin with Lauren Bis, her deputy, who will be promoted to assistant secretary of public affairs.
U.S. Oil Strategist Reportedly Detained in Venezuela Amid Sensitive Oil Negotiations With Global Energy Firms
Venezuelan authorities have detained Evanan Romero, an 86-year-old oil consultant who is a U.S. citizen, a move that comes as Washington seeks to encourage foreign energy investment in Venezuela.
U.S.-Indicted Official With Active Bounty for Money-Laundering Named to Senior Government Job in Venezuela
Venezuela's government has appointed former military officer and ex–electricity minister Luis Alfredo Motta Domínguez to a senior oversight post, despite an active U.S. indictment and a standing reward offer for his arrest tied to money-laundering charges.
Cuban Exiles Support Pressure from U.S. but Warn 'The Population Must Not Suffer': Report
Orlando Gutiérrez Boronat of the Cuban Democratic Directorate told Euroenews that "a transition in which the same people remain in power is not acceptable"
Rubio 'Elbowed' Richard Grenell Out of Venezuela File Before Maduro Capture: 'He Was a Nobody in Latin America': Report
Grenell initially pursued a track with Venezuela that emphasized negotiations, prisoner releases and oil-sector arrangements over regime change
Elliott Abrams Says There Is No Legal Basis for U.S. Seizing Venezuelan Crude: 'It's Not Our Oil'
Elliott Abrams, who served as the Trump administration's special representative for Venezuela during the president's first term, said that there is no legal basis for the United States to take Venezuelan oil and sell it.
Trump Administration Sending Unaccompanied Pregnant Teen Migrants to Shelter Without Proper Care: Report
According to the investigation, more than a dozen pregnant minors have been placed at the facility since at least late July, some as young as 13, and at least half of them became pregnant as a result of rape.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff Under Fire After Joking About ICE Monitoring Employees
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is facing criticism from employees after joking during a company event that ICE agents were present and monitoring international staff.
U.S. Envoy To Cuba Suggests a Trump-Friendly Successor To Havana Regime Has Been Identified
The head of the U.S. diplomatic mission in Cuba said Washington is in talks with senior figures inside the Cuban government and suggested a Trump-friendly successor comparable to Venezuela's interim president has been identified.
Russia to Temporarily Suspend Flights to Cuba After Rescue Trips for Stranded Tourists
Russian airlines will temporarily suspend flights to Cuba after operating special return trips to bring home stranded tourists, the country's civil aviation authority Rosaviatsia said Wednesday.
Energy Secretary Plans Venezuela Trip, Says Country's Oil Wealth Is 'Coincidental' to U.S. Move Against Maduro
Wright described the situation instead as a geopolitical matter, calling Venezuela under Maduro "a threat to all of its neighbors" and "a threat to the Western hemisphere"
U.S.'s Pressure On Cuba Escalates as Florida Republicans Urge 'Zero Tolerance and Total Pressure': Report
"I don't think I've ever seen the regime as weak as it is right now," said Rep. Carlos Gimenez referring to the Cuban government
Bannon Warns GOP Faces Midterm Trouble Given 'Massive Lack of Enthusiasm Among the Base'
Steve Bannon said Republicans face growing risk in the 2026 midterm elections, pointing to what he described as weak motivation among core supporters and recent polling from conservative-leaning firms.
Human Rights Watch Warns Trump's Raid on Venezuela May 'Consolidate the Country's Repressive Government'
Human Rights Watch said the Trump administration's military operation in Venezuela in early 2026 could reinforce the country's repressive political system.
GOP Alarm Grows Over Senate Control After Midterms, Operative Says Internal Numbers Are 'Far Less Certain': Report
Top Republicans are increasingly concerned that their party could lose control of the Senate in the midterm elections, with internal polling showing a more competitive landscape than expected, according to Axios.
Claudia Sheinbaum Says 'Mexico Does Not Kneel or Sell Out' as U.S. Threatens With Tariffs To Countries Supplying Oil To Cuba
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said that "Mexico does not kneel, does not bow, does not surrender and does not sell out," as tensions grow with the United States over oil shipments to Cuba and new tariff threats from Washington.
EXCLUSIVE: Javier Palomarez of the US Hispanic Business Council on Why Affordability Is the Central Challenge for Small Businesses in Trump's America
Javier Palomarez sat down with The Latin Times to discuss a new US Hispanic Business Council survey which shows cost of living dominating concerns among Hispanic business owners. Shrinking margins are driving uncertainty
China Promises to Continue Providing 'Support and Assistance' to Cuba As It Teeters On The Brink
China has pledged that Beijing will continue providing "support and assistance" to Cuba "to the best of our ability," as the island faces mounting energy shortages and international pressure tied to tightened U.S. measures.