A number of U.S. lawmakers denounced the Trump administration’s recent vessel strikes in the Caribbean Sea, saying the administration violated the law and bypassed Congress. U.S. Southern Command The ...

President Donald Trump’s expanding use of military strikes against boats suspected of carrying narcotics risks setting a new and lower standard for the use of lethal attacks abroad — one that critics ...

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The US military conducted lethal strikes against two boats in the eastern Pacific this week, killing all people on board each vessel, according to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. The two strikes on ...

President Donald Trump said he believes Venezuela is "feeling heat" amid his administration’s war against alleged drug boats in the Caribbean, which has taken out at least two vessels in just the past ...

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WASHINGTON ‒ President Donald Trump on Oct. 14 said his administration carried out another military strike on a vessel carrying illegal narcotics off the coast of Venezuela in what marks the fifth ...

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Baytex Energy Corp. is reportedly testing the waters for a $3 billion sale of its U.S. assets, Bloomberg said Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. The Calgary-based producer is said to be ...

In a 51-48 vote, most Senate Republicans successfully slapped down a motion to discharge a measure aimed at putting the kibosh on President Donald Trump's practice of unilaterally ordering strikes ...