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WASHINGTON — On the same day Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro appeared before a Manhattan judge, Western Maryland Rep. April McClain Delaney called for President Donald Trump’s impeachment over the operation that ...Read more

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump asked Secretary of State Marco Rubio to lead the process to implement economic and political reforms in Venezuela and the U.S. believes it is getting “full, complete and total” ...Read more

MIAMI — After months of calling Edmundo González — backed by opposition leader María Corina Machado — the legitimate winner of the 2024 Venezuelan elections, South Florida’s congressional delegation is now ...Read more

So much for Donald the Dove.

President Donald Trump mounted an illegal invasion of Venezuela, kidnapping president Nicolás Maduro and his wife and spiriting them out of the country.

The breathtaking use of military ...Read more

WASHINGTON — Venezuela risks “a second strike” if its interim government doesn’t acquiesce to U.S. demands. Cuba is “ready to fall,” and Colombia is “very sick, too.”

Iran may get “hit very hard” if ...Read more

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., is set to leave Congress with an anti-Trump bang.

The MAGA firebrand-turned-critic of President Donald Trump officially served her last day in the House of Representatives on Monday ...Read more

WASHINGTON — Official Washington on Monday continued to grapple with the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s order to capture and arrest Venezuela’s leader, Nicolás Maduro, wondering what Trump’s long-term plan ...Read more

Pics or it didn’t happen, as they say, meaning if you don’t capture a moment in photos or video and then share it online, what’s the point?

We’ve written extensively on the growing societal obsession with phones ...Read more

President Donald Trump wasn’t joking when he welcomed guests to the live “Trump-Kennedy Center Honors” on Dec. 7, a comment that was cut in the televised version Dec. 23. Shortly after the original event, the ...Read more

President Donald Trump wasn’t joking when he welcomed guests to the live “Trump-Kennedy Center Honors” on Dec. 7, a comment that was cut in the televised version Dec. 23. Shortly after the original event, the ...Read more

President Donald Trump had planned for months to invade Venezuela and seize its real prize, the nation’s vast oil reserves. Capturing President Nicolás Maduro was more pretext than purpose.

This was an act of naked and...Read more

WASHINGTON — Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene came to Congress in 2021 as a MAGA luminary and staunch Donald Trump loyalist.

She is resigning Monday — a year before her term ends — deeply disillusioned ...Read more

WASHINGTON — It’s been five years since the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, but Rep. Pete Aguilar still finds small reminders of that day all over — like when groups of people congregate in red hats, or even ...Read more

What happens now? Will democracy really prevail in Venezuela?

In Doral on Saturday, decades of pent-up fear and frustration spilled onto the streets. The news that the United States had “captured” — the word used by...Read more

California has tried all manner of design in choosing its governor.

Democrat Gray Davis, to name a recent example, had an extensive background in government and politics and a bland demeanor that suggested his first name ...Read more

Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., was hit with a censure letter from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday and could face a demotion and pension cut over a video message he made urging troops to refuse to carry out illegal ...Read more

Five years ago tomorrow was the most shameful day in American history.

We must not allow Trump to persuade America that it did not happen or that he was innocent, or let him deflect the nation’s attention from the fifth...Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota mistakenly claimed a 30-year high in abortions in a report it released on New Year’s Eve before discovering an error and determining the total actually declined in 2024.

The corrected total of ...Read more

In September, when the U.S. military began blowing up boats the administration said was carrying drugs in the Caribbean Sea with no investigation or convictions, public discomfort was immediate, and criticism sharp. Many ...Read more

​WASHINGTON — House Financial Services Chairman French Hill is on a campaign to embed financial regulations into law, a move to make it much more difficult for a different administration to reverse course.

Hill, R-Ark...Read more