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Venezuela and the fantasy of control by George Cassidy Payne 994 words When U.S. forces carried out a large-scale military operation in Caracas on January 3, 2026—capturing President Nicolás Maduro and transporting him to New York to face U.S. indictments—Washington framed the moment as resolution. President Donald Trump declared Venezuela’s long crisis effectively over, announcing that the
Evolving beyond cynicism by Robert C. Koehler 662 words Oh good. Now we have a war to focus on. Everyone’s tired of Epstein by now, and tired of the possibility that the bad guy may be, ho hum, our own national leader, a.k.a., the commander-in-chief. So the commander-in-chief has stepped in for the sake of
Venezuela won’t be the end. You’re naive if you think so by Jared O. Bell 1120 words Late Friday night into early Saturday, I watched the news and scrolled through social media as reports of explosions in Caracas began to spread. I went to sleep unaware of what the morning would bring. Hours later, bleary-eyed and half-blind