Americas

The new rules allow U.S. citizens to explore the seabed to mine minerals until an international regulatory regime is in place. Critics said it is still illegal.

American citizens traveling to the Central American Nation are ‘advised to maintain a high level of caution.’

‘U.S. companies will not commit serious capital to Venezuela without a credible reset on rule of law,’ Jason Isaac, American Energy Institute CEO, said.

The Justice Department assured Mexico it would not seek the death penalty.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s comments come after the FAA notified airmen about military operations near the country.

‘The president is worried that if there were an incursion into Greenland, the U.S. would be called upon to defend Greenland,’ the Treasury secretary said.

The story was updated to include government statements, with no new on-camera interviews with administration officials.

The agency reduced its advisory for Jamaica from Level 3 to Level 2.

‘It was beautiful before the ‘60s—before the devil came,’ one Cuban woman, who was imprisoned by the regime for nearly a decade, told The Epoch Times.

The foundation that awards the Peace Prize said that the will of Alfred Nobel stipulates that it can’t be transferred.

The aviation regulator said it issued notices to airlines, which will be in effect for 60 days.

Mexican Foreign Minister Juan Ramón de la Fuente and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed security and fighting drug cartels in a phone call.

The oil tanker, named Veronica, is the sixth that U.S. forces have boarded and seized since Dec. 10.

The president said in an interview that he had a great conversation with Venezuelan acting leader Delcy Rodríguez.

Vance cast the tie-breaking vote to table the War Powers resolution. Two Republicans who last week voted to back the measure flipped their votes.

Havana is near collapse, with no relief offered by longtime ally Russia or biggest trading partner China. But the island nation has survived such crises before.

From Caracas to Queensland: a Venezuelan asylum seeker reflects on freedom after Maduro’s capture.

The new rules allow U.S. citizens to explore the seabed to mine minerals until an international regulatory regime is in place. Critics said it is still illegal.

American citizens traveling to the Central American Nation are ‘advised to maintain a high level of caution.’

‘U.S. companies will not commit serious capital to Venezuela without a credible reset on rule of law,’ Jason Isaac, American Energy Institute CEO, said.

The Justice Department assured Mexico it would not seek the death penalty.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s comments come after the FAA notified airmen about military operations near the country.

‘The president is worried that if there were an incursion into Greenland, the U.S. would be called upon to defend Greenland,’ the Treasury secretary said.

The story was updated to include government statements, with no new on-camera interviews with administration officials.

The agency reduced its advisory for Jamaica from Level 3 to Level 2.

‘It was beautiful before the ‘60s—before the devil came,’ one Cuban woman, who was imprisoned by the regime for nearly a decade, told The Epoch Times.

The foundation that awards the Peace Prize said that the will of Alfred Nobel stipulates that it can’t be transferred.

The aviation regulator said it issued notices to airlines, which will be in effect for 60 days.

Mexican Foreign Minister Juan Ramón de la Fuente and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed security and fighting drug cartels in a phone call.

The oil tanker, named Veronica, is the sixth that U.S. forces have boarded and seized since Dec. 10.

The president said in an interview that he had a great conversation with Venezuelan acting leader Delcy Rodríguez.

Vance cast the tie-breaking vote to table the War Powers resolution. Two Republicans who last week voted to back the measure flipped their votes.

Havana is near collapse, with no relief offered by longtime ally Russia or biggest trading partner China. But the island nation has survived such crises before.

From Caracas to Queensland: a Venezuelan asylum seeker reflects on freedom after Maduro’s capture.