Donald Trump spent the call, which was supposed to be about lowering tensions in Minnesota, bragging about his military operation in Venezuela.

The country is rapidly tipping into a dire food emergency caused in part by the U.S. blockade.

Despite claiming he is unbothered, Donald Trump is acting as if he is pretty bothered.

It seems the Venezuelan opposition leader’s gambit hasn’t paid off.

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado handed her Nobel Peace Prize over to Trump—and left with little in return.

Liberal foreign policy expert Matt Duss describes why Trump’s foreign moves are so erratic and how the next Democratic administration should approach foreign affairs.

Matt Duss, executive vice president for the Center for International Policy, says there is no coherent strategy to Trump’s foreign policy beyond showing power and enriching the president and his allies.

The move comes two weeks after Donald Trump passed over Maria Corina Machado to lead Venezuela after he instigated a coup there.

The Trump administration is putting pressure on Mexico, emboldened by its recent military operation in Venezuela.

This is completely unprecedented.

The Trump administration’s imperialist, repressive rampage is a classic response to escalating crisis.

Members of the military were calling a hotline to air their concerns, a bombshell report reveals.

He venerates ownership and believes in one-on-one dealmaking that results in winners and losers. But what’s good for him personally won’t be good for the country.

To present regime change in Venezuela as an answer to the affordability crisis, you have to ignore basically everything about the affordability crisis.

University of Denver political scientist Seth Masket explains why scholars are so alarmed by some of Trump’s recent moves.

Trump, Noem, Miller, Vance—yes, they are the chief authors of this tyranny. But Washington is full of enablers. Be mad at them too.

University of Denver political scientist Seth Masket explains why scholars are so alarmed by some of Trump’s recent moves.

Donald Trump did say he intended to run Venezuela for a while.

We are living through one of the most 1980s-coded cycles in American life—take it from somebody who survived it the first time around.

As Trump floods the zone with mendacity, more and more people are tuning out the news to avoid him. We need a fresh approach.