The situation in the Caribbean escalated after a U.S. strike on an alleged drug-trafficking boat left three people dead, ...

The United States is either in a war against narcotraffickers or it isn’t. There is no middle ground, Chicago Tribune ...

The Trump administration justified the strikes by declaring drug cartels ‘unlawful combatants’ and that the U.S. is in an ...

New State Department guidance encourages embassies and consulates to deny visas to people with obesity or other health issues ...

US deadly strikes against alleged drug-carrying vessels in international waters mark an aggressive escalation in US counternarcotics policy.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announces another kinetic lethal strike on Thursday against alleged narcoterrorists in the ...

Several heads of state made speeches at the conference calling out the president by name, including many from South America.

One man killed in the first strike was Luis “Che” Martínez, a 60-year-old local crime boss who had previously been jailed for ...

Families fear speaking out, governments in the region have said little publicly, and the Trump administration has not disclosed the names of the dead.

President Donald Trump has justified the attacks as a necessary escalation to stem the flow of drugs into the United States.

The Trump administration's 17th strike against a Caribbean drug boat has increased pressure on the regime of Nicolas Maduro.