When President Trump announced the capture of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife on Saturday, he justified the military operation in part by framing it as a move to recover assets that he claims had been stolen from U.

U.S. President Donald Trump has been clear about his desire to boost oil production in Venezuela after the U.S. military attacked the country and captured its leader, Nicolas Maduro.

President Trump on Friday is expected to meet with oil and executives, as the administration advances its efforts to capitalize on Venezuela’s massive oil reserves following last weekend’s raid.

Now, he is quarterbacking President Donald Trump’s foreign policy team as it navigates particularly turbulent times, notably in Venezuela and elsewhere in Latin America, longtime core interests of the...

Deposed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife appeared in a federal court in New York City on Monday, following their capture by U.S. forces over the weekend in a military operation in the ...

In a Truth Social post on Friday, he revealed he has cancelled those strikes, saying the new government is now “working well” with the U.S. on rebuilding its oil and gas infrastructure and releasing “...