US prepares drone strike plans against drug cartels in Venezuela
U.S. officials are considering drone strikes on drug targets inside Venezuela, though President Trump has not yet approved military action.
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Legal experts pan weak case against Comey
“This case should never go to trial,” one former prosecutor said.
US to revoke Colombian President Petro’s visa over ‘reckless’ conduct in New York
From New York, I ask all soldiers in the United States Army not to point their guns at humanity. Disobey Trump’s order and obey the order of humanity – President Gustavo Petro
US lifts visa restrictions on Ghana, restores five-year multiple entry visas
The United States has lifted its recent visa restrictions on Ghana, rewarding its role as a hub for deporting West Africans under a controversial Trump administration program.
Obi faults Nigerian governors’ lifestyle after encounter with Atlanta Mayor
Peter Obi criticised Nigerian leaders’ ostentatious lifestyles, contrasting them with the modest, service-focused leadership of Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens.
Lithium Americas shares double as US considers 10% stake under Trump administration
Lithium Americas shares soared more than 100% after Reuters reported the Trump administration is eyeing up to a 10% stake in the miner, in the latest sign of growing US intervention in strategic industries
US bars Iranian officials from New York shopping during UN summit
“We will not allow the Iranian regime to allow its clerical elites to have a shopping spree in New York while the Iranian people endure poverty,” US state department says.
Larry Ellison, a media mogul like no other, as family eyes control of CBS, Paramount, Warner, CNN and TikTok
Billionaire Larry Ellison is reshaping his legacy with a sudden turn toward media power, anchored by a U.S.-controlled TikTok.
Venezuela holds one-day civilian military drill over possible U.S. invasion
Venezuela staged a one-day civilian military training exercise in response to escalating tensions after the U.S. president accused Caracas of sending prisoners and psychiatric patients into the United States.
US lawmakers visit China to push for stronger military cooperation
A rare bipartisan U.S. House delegation, led by Rep. Adam Smith, is visiting China — the first since 2019 — in an “ice-breaking” effort to restore military-to-military communication and ease tensions over trade, Taiwan, and strategic rivalry.