Ted Linder

More reaction to Venezuela.

I'm Ted Linder, Fox News.

World leaders, U.S.

lawmakers, and Venezuelan Americans weighing in following the U.S.

capture of deposed leader Nicolas Maduro.

Fox's Dana Marie McNichol is in Doral, Florida, the largest community of Venezuelan Americans in the U.S.

Meantime, President Trump taking to social media announcing the U.S.

will, in his words, recoup sanctioned oil supplies from Venezuela.

He posted on Truth Social, interim authorities in the South American country will sell the U.S.

up to 550 million barrels of oil at market price.

And the U.S.

and European allies are making a new security commitment to Ukraine as part of peace talks.

America's listening to Fox News.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announcing Monday he will not be seeking re-election for a third term as governor in 2026.

The decision comes as he faces growing criticism for his handling of fraud in the state.

The governor answering questions about his decision for the first time on Tuesday, saying that he accepts responsibility for any fraud that happens in his state, but then was asked, will he be resigning?

More than 90 people have been charged so far for their role in multiple fraud schemes that involve the misuse of public funds intended for social services and other government programs.

Democrat leaders in Congress marked five years since the January 6, 2021 riots at the U.S.

Capitol on Tuesday when demonstrators protested President Trump's 2020 election loss.

Speaking to reporters on the Capitol steps, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer urged Americans to never forget that day.