Nearly 200 U.S. troops entered Caracas to seize Maduro: Pentagon chief Hegseth
The Hindu
Nearly 200 U.S. troops captured Venezuelan leader Maduro in Caracas, ending his authoritarian rule, Pentagon chief Hegseth confirms.
A 6.4-magnitude earthquake hit southern Philippines with no tsunami alert, causing no immediate damage or casualties reported.
Venezuelan leader Delcy Rodriguez asserts no foreign power governs the country amid U.S. oil takeover and political turmoil.
The U.S. expands visa bond requirements, now affecting 38 countries, mandating bonds up to $15,000 for applicants.
Venezuela's interim leader declares a week of mourning for victims of the U.S. attack, honoring military and civilian lives lost.
Trump announces Venezuela will deliver 30-50 million barrels of oil to the U.S. following Maduro's ousting.
Michael Reagan, son of Ronald Reagan and conservative commentator, dies at 80, remembered for his talk radio contributions.
Israel's approval for the E1 settlement project could start construction, splitting the West Bank and raising international concerns.
Lebanon condemns Israeli strikes as harmful to ceasefire efforts, undermining regional stability amid ongoing military tensions.
Yemen's separatist leader heads to Riyadh for talks, signaling potential de-escalation after recent clashes between rival factions.
Trump warns House Republicans that failure to win the 2026 midterms could lead to his impeachment by Democrats.
DOJ reveals over two million Epstein-related files still under review, prompting criticism of Trump's delayed transparency efforts.
Thailand accuses Cambodia of violating a truce after cross-border mortar fire injured a soldier, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Bangladesh police charge 17 in student leader Hadi's murder, citing political vendetta linked to Awami League and Chhatra League.