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The U.S. government has taken actions against Venezuela, including naval deployments and strikes
As of the USNI Fleet and Marine Tracker snapshot on Jan. 5, 2026, none of the U.S. Navy’s 11 nuclear-powered aircraft carriers were shown operating inside the U.S. Fifth Fleet area of responsibility, ...
Congress has several legal levers to block or terminate presidential military action without its authorization: the War Powers Resolution’s reporting and automatic-termination machinery, statutory joi...
Public reporting shows officials and media figures publicly claimed or hinted that classified "sonic," directed‑energy, or otherwise novel systems played a role in the that captured , but independent ...
The U.S. military institutionally commits to defending the Constitution—every service member swears an oath to that effect—and recent recruiting and policy moves show an emphasis on readiness and cons...
International human rights bodies — including UN human-rights experts, the , , , and regional civil-society coalitions — have overwhelmingly condemned or expressed grave concern about strikes in the a...
A rapid takeover or effective control of , and as telegraphed by would aim to consolidate strategic resources, energize an Atlantic–Arctic sphere of influence and reshape regional alignments—but it wo...