From Caracas to Chicago: Trump’s Article II powers face their biggest tests yet

Iran locks nation into ‘darker’ digital blackout, viewing internet as an ‘existential threat’

Iran’s internet blackout has hardened into a permanent system of digital repression, with the regime treating citizens’ access to the outside world

Warren launches probe into major banks over Trump Venezuela oil sales

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass, and other Democratic senators have spearheaded an investigation into the role major U.S. banks will play in assisting

Kaine vows new war powers fights after Senate blocks Trump Venezuela check

The latest bipartisan campaign to rein in President Donald Trump’s war authority in Venezuela may have failed, but the lawmaker behind the

Trump warns US can no longer think ‘purely of peace’ as he pushes for Greenland control

President Donald Trump warned that he no longer feels obligated to think 'purely of peace' as he argued the United States must

Trump invites Putin, Lukashenko to join Gaza ‘Board of Peace,’ Russia and Belarus say

The Trump administration extended invitations to Russia and Belarus to join a proposed Gaza 'Board of Peace,' officials in both countries said

Top GOP senator says Syria ceasefire welcome but actions must match words

The Syrian army’s rapid-fire conquest of important areas and towns previously controlled by the U.S.-allied Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), culminated on Sunday

Post Trump meeting, Venezuelan opposition leader says country will hold ‘free and fair’ elections ‘eventually’

After meeting with President Donald Trump, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado said Friday that Venezuela will hold 'free and fair' elections 'eventually'

World Economic Forum boots Iranian foreign minister from Davos summit amid deadly crackdown on protesters

The World Economic Forum (WEF) on Monday withdrew an invitation for Iran’s foreign minister to attend the Davos summit in Switzerland after

House Democrats move to block Trump’s Greenland ‘boondoggle’