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U.S. Carrier Ford Enters Caribbean as Trump Opens Door to Talks With Maduro

The administration is pairing military pressure with an impending terror designation to widen options against networks tied to Maduro.

USS Gerald R. Ford Enters Caribbean as U.S. Expands Operation Southern Spear

Finland’s Stubb Says Ukraine Ceasefire Unlikely Before Spring, Urges Tougher Pressure on Russia

U.S. Marines Exchange Fire With Suspected Gang Members Near U.S. Embassy in Haiti

U.S. Confirms Successful F-35A Drops of Inert B61-12 Gravity Bombs

U.S. Confirms 20th Drug-Boat Strike as Trump Nears Decision on Venezuela

USDA Data Shows China Far From Meeting U.S. Soy Pledge as Brazilian Purchases Surge

U.S. Clears $3.5 Billion SM-6 and SM-2 Sale to Germany

Energy, Nuclear Chiefs Seek to Steer Trump Away From Explosive Nuclear Tests

Supreme Court Skepticism Puts Trump’s Tariffs and Potential Refund Bill Under Pressure

Alvarez & Marsal Named Investment Adviser to U.S.–Ukraine Reconstruction Fund

HRW–Cristosal Report Alleges Systematic Torture of U.S.-Deported Venezuelans in El Salvador’s CECOT

Experts Warn $38 Trillion U.S. Debt Has Become a National Security Crisis

State Department Orders Tougher Visa Screening on Health and Finances Under Expanded 'Public Charge' Standard

Trump Tariffs Push Up Prices, Thin Supplies for Artificial Christmas Trees and Lights

Dutch Leaders Urge U.S. to Restore Removed Panels on Black WWII Troops at Margraten

Report Alleges Torture of Venezuelans Deported by U.S. to El Salvador’s CECOT

U.S. Says Two Pacific Strikes Killed Six in Expanding Drug-Boat Campaign

Trump Calls for Troops to Protect Nonexistent Chicago Mall, Misstates Vacancy Rate

U.S. Re-Lists Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern as Abuja Touts Security Gains