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U.S. military intercepts, seizes 2 oil tankers tied to Venezuela

The U.S. military seized two oil tankers, the Marinera and the Sophia, which officials say are linked to Venezuela. Authorities carried out the operation under federal sanctions and maritime enforcement powers. The vessels are now under U.S. control while investigations continue into their ownership, cargo history, and alleged connections to Venezuelan oil shipments. No injuries were reported during the operation, and further details are expected as legal proceedings and public filings move forward.

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U.S. to manage money from Venezuela oil, says Rubio

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Washington has a three-phase plan for Venezuela, with an initial focus on stabilizing the country. He states that the United States will control money from sales of Venezuelan oil through U.S.-linked financial channels. Rubio describes revenue oversight as a key tool in the broader Venezuela strategy and indicates that later phases will build on conditions created in the first stage. He highlights coordination with U.S. agencies and international partners and links the plan to sanctions enforcement and monitoring of oil-related financial flows.

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Judge questions Lindsey Halligan’s use of U.S. attorney title

A federal judge has ordered attorney Lindsey Halligan to explain her continued use of the U.S. attorney title after a November ruling found her interim appointment in the Eastern District of New York invalid. The court is seeking details on how she has represented her status since that decision and is reviewing compliance with federal appointment rules and professional standards.

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Rand Paul rejects idea of U.S. military action in Greenland

U.S. Senator Rand Paul says he opposes any U.S. military action in Greenland as the White House reviews “all options” for the Arctic territory, including potential security measures. The administration has not released detailed plans but is assessing diplomatic, economic and military dimensions of U.S. policy toward Greenland. Paul, a critic of overseas interventions, says no military move involving Greenland would happen with his support. The island, an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark, holds strategic value in the Arctic, where global powers are increasing their presence.

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Minneapolis sees 2,000 agents deployed in immigration, fraud operation

Federal officials say about 2,000 Department of Homeland Security agents are being deployed to the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area in a large immigration enforcement and fraud investigation operation. The agents come from multiple DHS components and will conduct field investigations, targeted enforcement actions and document reviews. Authorities are coordinating with other federal, state and local partners while following existing enforcement guidelines and protocols.

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Less than 1% of Epstein records examined, DOJ reports

The U.S. Department of Justice reports it has reviewed less than 1% of millions of documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein, while working under a Trump-era mandate to release all related federal files. Officials say the review covers extensive investigative and court records and must comply with laws protecting victims, privacy, and ongoing investigations. Lawmakers, victims, and advocates are pressing for broad transparency. The department has not given a timeline for completion or full public release.

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Maduro in NYC jail amid U.S. strategy for Venezuela

Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is being held in a New York City jail after pleading not guilty to U.S. federal drug trafficking charges. His detention follows a long-running narcotics investigation and raises fresh questions about the Trump administration’s strategy for Venezuela. U.S. prosecutors describe Maduro as a key figure in an alleged transnational cocaine operation, while his defense denies all accusations. The case unfolds amid economic crisis and political tension in Venezuela, as Washington maintains sanctions and pressure on Caracas.

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