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Classified Venezuela briefings precede likely war powers vote
Congressional leaders, emerging Monday from a classified briefing on Venezuela, offered sharply contrasting takes on Congress' role.
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Congressional leaders, emerging Monday from a classified briefing on Venezuela, offered sharply contrasting takes on Congress' role.
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Washington lawmakers are waiting on the Trump administration to spell out a long-term plan for Venezuela following the U.S. military action.
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Opinion: Congress appears bent on handing its remaining constitutional authority to an autocratic president and unprincipled Supreme Court.Â
President Donald Trump's use of military force to capture Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro is sure to take center stage in Washington.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife will face criminal charges in the United States after a military raid to secure his arrest.
President Trump made clear access to vast Venezuelan oil reserves were a big part of his order to arrest and oust Nicolas Maduro.
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