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FBI Opens First Office in Ecuador After U.S.–Ecuador Security Pact

The pact creates a permanent investigative presence that embeds FBI agents with a new Ecuadorian police unit to target transnational crime.

Venezuela Advances Mining Overhaul as U.S. Confirms $100 Million Gold Transfer and Clears Limited Deals With Minerven

Trump Denounces Mojtaba Khamenei’s Elevation as Iran’s Supreme Leader

Iranian Kurdish Fighters in Iraq Deny Imminent Incursion, Say They Would Join U.S. Ground Invasion

DOT Clears American Airlines to Restart Miami Flights to Caracas and Maracaibo, First U.S. Service Since 2019

House Panel Debates Immigrant Truck Drivers and Non‑Domiciled CDLs

Trump's Neck Rash Attributed to Preventive Skin Cream, Doctor Says

U.S. Conducts Scheduled Minuteman III ICBM Test From Vandenberg

Trump Misstates His Father's Birthplace During Oval Office Exchange With German Chancellor

White House Confirms Friday College Sports Roundtable Led by Trump

Dawn Staley Seeks Extraction for Former Gamecocks in Israel as Evacuation Efforts Stall

Minnesota Guard Says Over 250 Troops on CENTCOM Rotations During Iran Campaign

Venezuela Reports 3,200 Fully Freed Under Amnesty as Rights Disputes and Prison Hunger Strikes Mount

Israel Validates David’s Sling Upgrades After Multi-Threat Test Campaign

Venezuela’s Assembly Backs Broad Amnesty on First Vote, Final Passage Pledged Next Week

Peru Advances Fighter-Jet Choice as Prime Minister Cites U.S. Leadership

U.S. Strike on Eastern Pacific Vessel Kills Two, Raises Maritime Campaign Death Toll to 128

Venezuela Dispatches First-Ever LPG Export on Chrysopigi Lady

Iranian Protest Figure Erfan Soltani Released on Bail After January Arrest

Venezuela Advances Amnesty Bill, Closes El Helicoide as Activist Javier Tarazona Freed