Donald Trump claims that new “water drugs” are infiltrating American streets. He cites this troubling development as a key justification for recent strikes on Venezuelan vessels, sparking questions about his latest move.
A relic of Carlo Acutis, widely recognized as the Catholic Church’s first millennial saint, has disappeared from a parish in western Venezuela. The theft was confirmed by the coordinator of a local youth group, who expressed concern for the community’s sense of reverence and loss.
A Venezuelan boat allegedly used by drug traffickers was destroyed in a US military strike that killed 11 people. Vice President JD Vance praised the attack, prompting Senator Rand Paul to accuse him of a “disdain for human life.”
Emails have surfaced showing that Kent, a top aide to Gabbard, pressed intelligence analysts to alter their assessment of links between the Venezuelan government and the Tren de Aragua gang. The revelations have placed him under intense scrutiny for attempting to influence intelligence findings.
