Venezuela’s oil industry has been in the spotlight since President Donald Trump captured the country’s President Nicolas Maduro.

Between US demands for its crude, tankers threatened with seizure, storage tanks at overflow risk and bewildered local authorities, the outlook for Venezuela's oil industry has never been murkier.

For struggling Venezuelans, the idea of a US invasion looms large. But for many, US boots on the ground are the least of their worries. My window frames a view of Venezuela’s Lake Maracaibo, one of the largest lakes in the Americas and the cradle for ...

U.S. President Donald Trump ‌said ​he had canceled a ‌second wave of attacks on Venezuela following cooperation from ​the South American nation. The president said on Friday that Venezuela was releasing ‍a large number of ​political prisoners as a sign of "seeking peace",

See how Trump’s capture of Maduro and control of Venezuela’s oil sales could affect China, Cuba and the United States.

The U.S. military deposed Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro on Saturday, bringing him to New York City to face drug, narco-terrorism, and weapons charges.Days later, President Donald Trump — who last month ordered a naval blockade of sanctioned oil tankers into Venezuela and has been in talks with