Fed up with repeated efforts to persuade Maduro to leave office, the president decided in favor of military action.

Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Padrino command Venezuela’s police and military, and represent a wild card for Trump.

International debt issued by the Venezuelan government and state-owned oil company PdVSA rallied on Monday after the U.S.

Defense stocks rose in Europe and Asia after the U.S. ousted Venezuela's President Maduro, as investors bet on an uptick in ...

Shares in U.S. energy companies surged premarket after President Trump pledged to dispatch American drillers to revive ...

Restaurant chains are exploring strategy changes as sales slow for the food-delivery mainstay.

Healthcare is going all-in on artificial intelligence, from reading patient scans to fighting insurance denials.

Hunterbrook Capital gained more than 23% after fees last year through September, above the S&P 500’s roughly 15% return over ...

WSJ Pro Cybersecurity readers weigh in on handling third-party security threats in 2026.

After military action in Venezuela, President Trump turned his attention to the rest of the hemisphere, calling an operation ...

Colombian President Gustavo Petro defended his government’s record on tackling drug traffickers and warned against U.S.

Unusual dissent among Federal Reserve officials, plus President Trump's demands for lower interest rates, have cast extra ...