Protests have erupted in many US cities, condemning the fatal shooting of a woman by an immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) agent in Minneapolis during an immigration sweep.
Venezuela's interim president presided over a meeting to discuss a plan to rescue president Maduro and his wife, who are detained in the United States.
Interim President Rodriguez affirmed that no foreign power is running Venezuela, after the United States stated it would temporarily manage the nation.
The Security Council convened an emergency session on Venezuela, where Secretary-General Guterres called for respect for political independence and national sovereignty.
President Trump accuses President Petro of "producing cocaine" and threatens military intervention; the Colombian leader refutes the claim and calls on the US president to stop slandering him.
China's foreign minister stated that no nation is accepted to act as a "world police" or "world judge" after the US launched an operation to arrest Venezuela's president.
A US unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), believed to be an MQ-9 Reaper, has crashed in central Afghanistan; its fate, whether due to a malfunction or being shot down, remains unclear.
Boston's biotechnology sector, once a lucrative field, is now facing a crisis, pushing many PhDs to seek food assistance or abandon their careers after numerous job rejections.
Russia announced it has decoded information from a Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) targeting President Putin's residence, stating it will transfer the data to the United States.
