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Jasmine Crockett calls Trump the 'Maduro of the United States'
Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett criticized President Donald Trump during a television appearance Monday, comparing his actions to those of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro following a dramatic U.S. military operation.
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Senate confirms journalist Sara Carter as new Trump drug czar
President Donald Trump nominated Carter, an investigative journalist who has covered the fentanyl crisis and border security, for the post last year. She will officially serve as the director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy.
In recent days, the president has threatened Venezuela's next leaders, slammed Colombia, warned Iran and called for acquiring Greenland while mocking its ability to defend itself.
President Trump's focus on Venezuela's and push to expand America's reach steers him further from America's top concern: the economy.
From Greenland to revisiting a Pentagon censure, both Arizona Democrats were busy finding fault with the Trump administration on Jan. 6.
Republicans are worried that President Trump may embrace a new round of nation-building in Venezuela, something he renounced earlier in his political career. The prospect of the United
Arizona Democrat Mark Kelly's battle with the Pentagon adds to a biography replete with high-profile moments even before he became a senator.
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US President Donald Trump concerned he could be impeached if Democrats win 2026 midterm elections
US President Donald Trump warned Republicans that losing the 2026 Midterm elections could hand Democrats control, which could lead to his third impeachment.
And it simultaneously ignores why prolonged American involvement in Venezuela should scare Taiwan. Beijing has not refrained from action against Taiwan out of deference to international law and norms.
President Donald Trump dances as he walks off stage after speaking to House Republican lawmakers during their annual policy retreat, Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2026, in Washington. CARACAS, Venezuela — President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Venezuela would be providing 30 million to 50 million barrels of oil to the U.