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President Trump said Saturday that the U.S. will "run" Venezuela until the new government can be put in place after the American military removed dictator Nikolas Maduro from power.

Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, and his wife, Cilia Flores, were indicted in a New York court on Saturday, just hours after they were captured by American forces during a high-stakes military operation in their home country.

A parachute team suffered a snafu at the Armed Forces Bowl in Fort Worth, Texas, when one of its members got tangled behind the goal posts while landing.

In a live phone interview with Fox and Friends, President Trump said that Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are heading to New York to face prosecution.

With the capture of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, President Trump and his allies are calling the audacious military operation a major success as the U.S. leader once again demonstrated a willingness to use U.S. forces for risky missions that come with ...

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung heads to China Sunday ahead of a Monday summit with President Xi Jinping in Beijing.

President Trump said in an interview Saturday morning that the United States will be making decisions on what is next for Venezuela after capturing the Latin American country's president and flying him out of the country.

President Trump had long threatened that he could order military strikes on targets on Venezuelan territory after months of attacks on boats accused of carrying drugs from the South American country.

Mexico on Saturday condemned U.S. military action in Venezuela and the capture of that country's president, Nicolas Maduro, warning that the operation "seriously jeopardizes regional stability."

The U.S. carried out major strikes in the Venezuelan capital of Caracas and captured the country's president, Nicolas Maduro, and flew him out of the country, President Trump said early Saturday.