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Initial reports said Cincinnati police arrested a suspect near the home of the vice president, whose windows where shattered. Vance was not at home at the time of the attack, and the investigation is ongoing.
Sources say former VP nominee informed Senator Klobuchar of plans during Sunday meeting.
Sources reveal the US president preferred negotiations over force until late December, driven by oil interests and deportation goals. Trump favored negotiating with Maduro to secure oil contracts for US firms, defying advice from hawks.
Venezuelans across the diaspora have largely been celebrating, but the streets of the Latin American country itself are quiet, apart from long lines for medicine and food. Residents say they do not know what lies ahead for their country.
Venezuela's high court ordered vice president Delcy Rodríguez to serve as acting president in Maduro's absence, according to reports.
US president says America will oversee Venezuela to prevent power vacuum following dramatic operation to seize longtime leader Nicolás Maduro, who faces narco-terror charges.
Caracas and federal states hit hard, widespread power outages reported. Maduru announces mobilization, national emergency. Trump has previously warned military action over narcotics. Venezuela says efforts to seize resources will fail.
Two tweets published hours before the transfer of power and highlighting the city's steps to combat antisemitism and protect the Jewish community, deleted from the New York City mayor's X account.
Devastating New Year's inferno tears through Swiss ski resort, with at least 10 confirmed dead. Fatalities could reach 40, authorities fear.
Sadiq Khan faces backlash over flawed fireworks projection after flags display on London Eye appeared to have technical difficulties that affected only blue-and-white flags, including those of Israel, Argentina and Honduras.
