Maduro Blinks: Venezuela Offers Talks After US Military Strikes
Facing US strikes and economic collapse, Maduro says Caracas is ready to negotiate on drugs and oil, hinting at a rare thaw in hostilities.
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Facing US strikes and economic collapse, Maduro says Caracas is ready to negotiate on drugs and oil, hinting at a rare thaw in hostilities.

Facing economic collapse, Maduro offers rare cooperation with Washington on drug interdiction, raising hopes—and doubts—of a diplomatic thaw.

A wooden pirogue carrying 200 migrants capsized off Gambia; 11 survivors, one confirmed dead, dozens missing as navy and volunteers scour frigid Atlantic.

Step inside the Hangzhou ward where AI spots pancreatic tumors doctors miss and robots run the night shift.

A 39-year-old hiker is dead after Colorado’s first fatal mountain lion attack since 1999, reigniting debate over humans and predators sharing the same trails.

Japan’s PM backs a bipartisan push to add 20 women’s toilets inside parliament after female lawmakers missed a vote while queuing.

Ole Miss topples top-ranked Georgia 34-31 in a last-second Sugar Bowl classic, vaulting into the College Football Playoff semifinals.

Tommy Lee Jones's daughter, Victoria, found dead in San Francisco hotel room at 34

Oregon’s defense pitches a rare shutout, stifling Texas Tech 27-0 to secure a spot in the College Football Playoff semifinals.

A 77-year-old Holland America passenger went overboard off Cuba, triggering a urgent US Coast Guard search now in its second day.
Inside Iran’s deadliest protests in years—47 killed, cities under curfew, and a generation refusing to back down.

Aurora and Mateo arrived within 23 minutes of midnight, kicking off 2026 with tears of joy in Northeast Wisconsin delivery rooms.