Donald Trump seems giddy about the prospect of stealing a Venezuelan oil tanker.

When asked to describe the strikes, Hegseth’s newly unveiled chatbot didn’t hold back.

The president’s claims about the boat killings and his pardon of the Honduran ex-president in a new Politico interview should finally convince Republicans that they, and we, must get to the bottom of it all.

It sure sounds like we are never going to see that video.

Donald Trump has repeatedly insisted that the boats were clearly threatening the U.S.

Admiral Frank “Mitch” Bradley, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s chosen scapegoat, will testify before the House and Senate Armed Services Committees.

Donald Trump said Pete Hegseth is doing “exactly” the right thing in the Caribbean.

Graham urged the pope to stay on “the right side of history.”

Pete Hegseth struggled to defend himself.

Pope Leo XIV is urging the U.S. against military intervention in Venezuela.

The defense secretary admitted in September that he watched the strike.

She also tried to shift blame away from Hegseth.

Will Republicans give us a real investigation into Trump’s bombings, now that we just learned horrific new details about them? Or are they seriously going to fall on their swords for Pete Hegseth?

The rule against attacking people “out of the fight” is foundational in U.S. and international law. And there’s no doubt it was crossed. What now?

The path that Trump is poised to take the nation down is deeply dark—and deeply unpopular.

It’s all about the oil, baby.

His moves these last three months have been bellicose, aggressive—and almost completely undebated by Congress. Are we doing regime change again?

The Trump administration is escalating operations against Venezuela.

A new report sheds light on what went on behind the scenes.

Donald Trump’s Justice Department is using a nonsensical right-wing conspiracy to amp up pressure on Venzuela.