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Cubans weary from years of economic crisis, shortages of basic supplies and regular power blackouts, fear the US attack on Venezuela, a leftist ideological ally and its main oil supplier, will see life get even tougher.

Severing Cuba from Venezuela could have disastrous consequences for its leaders.

South Carolina senator is one of the strongest supporters of military force against Iran on the Hill

There were a number of good reasons for U.S. The post Colombian Narcos and International Terrorists: The National Security Case for a U.S. Venezuela Operation appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Venezuela is believed to hold more than 300 billion barrels of oil, but the country currently produces only a small fraction of its potential.

Oscar-nominated actor Mickey Rourke has started a GoFundMe account to pay back nearly US$60,000 in rent arrears and avoid eviction. He was ordered last month to pay back rent or vacate the three-bedroom bungalow in Los Angeles and his landlord sued him last week. Rourke began leasing the home, where author Raymond Chandler is said to have lived in the 1940s, in March. “Mickey Rourke is currently facing a very difficult and urgent situation: he is at risk of being evicted from his home,” the...

General Motors reported a dip in fourth-quarter US auto sales Monday, reflecting a sharp decline in electric vehicle transactions amid a broader slowing car market.

Body camera video captured the rescue as officers worked to reach him while he screamed for help.

Delcy Rodriguez said she was pained by what she called the "kidnapping" of Maduro and his wife.

The high rhetoric of Josh Siegel's debut speech as Lehigh County's newest leader was in keeping with his ambition: To stretch the executive's role beyond traditional bounds.

McDonald's is facing a class action lawsuit from plaintiffs who allege the fast food chain has long deceived customers about what type of meat is in the popular, limited McRib sandwich.

Undocumented immigrants in Florida won’t be able to attend public universities if a sweeping new education bill passes the state Legislature. The 32-page SB 1052, filed Monday by Vero Beach Republican Sen. Erin Grall, instructs public colleges and universities to exclusively admit students who are “citizen[s] of the United States” or “lawfully present therein.” It […]