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U.S. Adds F-35s and Special‑Ops Aircraft in Puerto Rico as Caribbean Buildup Pressures Venezuela

Fresh satellite and flight data confirm an expanded U.S. air footprint in Puerto Rico to intensify pressure on Nicolás Maduro.

PDVSA Reports Cyberattack, Says Operations Intact as It Accuses U.S. of Coercive Oil Strategy

U.S. Courts 70 Nations for U.N.-Backed Gaza Force as Doha Planning Session Approaches

U.S. Ramps Up Caribbean Air Posture With CSAR and Tankers as F-35A Deployment Nears

U.S. Grants Temporary Waiver for Lukoil-Branded Gas Stations Outside Russia Through April 2026

Rubio Calls Maduro Regime Illegitimate as U.S. Steps Up Counter-Drug Campaign

U.S. Pledges Up to $150 Million to Zipline to Expand Drone Delivery of Medical Supplies in Africa

Oil Drops to 4-Week Lows as Peace-Talk Hopes Sap War Premium and Stronger Dollar Weighs

Report: U.S. Envoy Steve Witkoff Plans Meeting With Hamas Negotiator Khalil al-Hayya

Human Rights Watch Says U.S.-Deported Venezuelans Were Tortured at El Salvador’s CECOT Prison

U.S. Treasury Presses Lebanon to Curb Hezbollah Cash Flows, Citing $1 Billion From Iran

Spain Arrests 13, Dismantles Suspected Tren de Aragua Cell in Multi-City Raids

U.S. Circulates U.N. Draft to Authorize Two-Year Gaza Stabilization Force

White House Sets Nov. 18 Trump–MBS Meeting as Push for Saudi–Israel Normalization Intensifies

Lead U.S. Investigator Says Report on Shireen Abu Akleh Was Softened to Omit Intentional Shooting Finding

AOC and Sanders Resist Giving Trump Credit for Gaza Ceasefire

Bessent Says U.S. Expects Japan to End Russian Energy Imports

Ceasefire Deal Poised to Free Hostages as U.S. Shutdown Triggers Thousands of Layoff Notices

Sinopec Reroutes Supertanker as U.S. Sanctions Hit Key China Oil Terminal

ADL, Crowell & Moring File Expanded $7 Billion Suit Over Oct. 7, Targeting Hamas, Hezbollah and State Sponsors