White House huddles on next steps while bipartisan lawmakers and Caracas investigators probe September maritime attack that reportedly killed survivors
Witkoff and Kushner carry a trimmed U.S. peace plan to Putin. The real fight is over where the map freezes—and whether guarantees that aren't NATO can hold.
Phone call offered Maduro safe passage in exchange for immediate departure, while new legal framework collapses distinction between state and organized crime
After thirteen years targeting cocaine smugglers across the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific, the multinational operation's shift to kinetic warfare exposes the fragility of interdiction metrics and the enduring power of cartel logistics
