A Latin American strongman accused of drug trafficking and rigging elections openly defies the White House despite threats of military action.

The U.S. has a long and checkered history of intervening in Latin America. Here's what that may tell us about President Trump's ideas for Venezuela.

As the White House toys with the no-joke prospect of actually invading Venezuela out of (understandable) ire at the ...

President Donald Trump was presented with "updated options for potential operations in Venezuela" by military leaders on ...

While the U.S. ramps up military pressure on Venezuela's Maduro regime, Davidson College expert Britta Crandall provides ...

COMMENTARY Latin America's inability if not refusal to make its law enforcement more 21st-century has only helped open the ...

The Trump administration’s military buildup in the Caribbean aimed at pressuring Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro reached a ...

Despite the military buildup in the Caribbean, the White House is more interested in signalling than in overthrowing.

Seizing Panama’s leader was relatively easy. But the similarities between Panama and Venezuela are dangerously misleading, ...

The blunt reality is that it will take time and mundane hard work. John R. Bolton was ambassador to the United Nations under President George W. Bush and national security adviser under President ...

The family member of a prisoner on hunger strike chants during a demonstration against conditions in the jails and slow ...

A coup toppled his government in 1948, and democracy would not reemerge in Venezuela for another decade. By then Betancourt ...