The president of Venezuela was taken by American forces and transported to the U.S. Saturday to face federal drug charges.

Among the targets identified in an ABC News analysis were surface-to-air missile systems and communications antennas.

President Donald Trump and U.S. officials have laid out some of the details of the U.S. military strike against Venezuela ...

The news elicited a spontaneous celebration in Doral, the city in Florida with the highest concentration of Venezuelans in ...

On January 3, at around 2 am, the United States military began a wave of airstrikes on the Venezuelan capital of Caracas and ...

Nicolás Maduro believed that his predecessor and political father, the late Hugo Chávez, appeared before him in the form of a ...

No airline flights were crossing over Venezuela on Saturday, according to FlightRadar24.com. And major airlines canceled ...

Nicolás Maduro rose from a unionized bus driver in Caracas to the presidency of Venezuela, inheriting power after the death ...

Hundreds of Venezuelans gathered in Doral early Saturday morning after finding out that the U.S. had captured Nicolas Maduro.

In Venezuela’s capital city of Caracas, crowds took to the streets Saturday after the U.S. military’s capture of Venezuelan ...

U.S. oil companies will also be a big part of the transition in Venezuela, President Trump announced. Sound familiar?

Donald Trump immediately began talking about Venezuela’s oil, after the U.S. bombed the country and abducted its leader.