The US is planning to launch strikes against Venezuela, according to a report published by the Miami Herald on Friday.

US War Department officials admitted they don’t know who was on the bombed boats accused of drug smuggling.

The current standoff between Venezuela and the United States represents the most severe escalation in Western Hemisphere relations in decades. While the US threatens to continue its aggressive policies, Venezuela has something to fight back.

Colombia has been subjected to a long-standing US military campaign in the Caribbean and Pacific.

A US federal agent reportedly attempted to persuade Maduro’s personal pilot to defect and deliver the president into American custody.

Venezuela's vice president says she will demand President Maduro suspend all energy agreements with Trinidad and Tobago.

American senator Lindsey Graham says that land strikes in Venezuela are a “real possibility.”

Venezuela blasts US-Trinidad and Tobago joint military drills in the Caribbean as a “military provocation.”

Venezuela’s president says the US is “fabricating” a war against him as the world’s largest aircraft carrier nears the South American nation.

The United States decides to deploy the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world’s largest aircraft carrier, and five accompanying destroyers to Latin America.