Chapter 1: What recent developments are happening with Venezuelan oil imports to the U.S.?
Venezuelan oil coming to the U.S. Fox News. I'm Sue Guzman. President Trump posting on Truth Social that the United States will receive 30 to 50 million barrels of oil. This after his administration captured the country's leader, Nicolas Maduro.
He said the oil will be sold at market value and Energy Secretary Chris Wright will execute the plan with the proceeds being used to help the people of Venezuela. The White House is organizing a meeting Friday with U.S. oil company executives to discuss Venezuela. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle continuing to react to the U.S. 's military capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
Republican Senator Eric Schmidt telling Fox.
If this was something other than that, like toppling the regime or regime change, you would have seen a much different military posture and the entire government would have been toppled. This is one person in a law enforcement action that was removed, will stand trial now in New York.
The vice president in a continuity of government has been sworn in in Venezuela, and they're going to move forward.
The operation's been criticized by some world leaders and Democrats who argue it could lead to more potential military interventions.
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Chapter 2: What are the implications of the U.S. military's actions in Venezuela?
And it comes as President Trump says he's discussing options for acquiring Greenland. Meanwhile, concerns are growing about the fate of American prisoners being held in Venezuela. The latest in Fox's Jennifer Griffin. After the U.S.
military campaign ramped up in September, the Maduro regime nabbed five Americans to use as possible bargaining chips. They remain imprisoned in Venezuela's notorious prison system alongside hundreds of Venezuelan political prisoners. We have learned the names of at least three of the five Americans still held in Venezuela.
James Lucky Lang of Staten Island in New York City, the son of a musician who was traveling through South America at the time. And Adel Suarez, a U.S. permanent resident born in Cuba. And Jonathan Torres Duque, a Venezuelan American who returned to live in his country recently and was accused of being an American spy.
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Chapter 3: How are American prisoners being affected by the political situation in Venezuela?
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is speaking out after announcing Monday he will not run for a third term. The decision comes as he's facing growing criticism for his mishandling of massive welfare fraud in the state. Walz says his decision is a personal one, but he says President Trump is waging a war against his political opponents by freezing federal funding in blue states.
I'm not going anywhere.
Chapter 4: What controversies surround Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's decision not to run for a third term?
And you can make all your requests for me to resign over my dead body. Will that happen? I will fight this thing till the very end to make this state better. And the question that I think they need to decide is, is when did the guy in the White House resign? Anytime I get drug into being next to Donald Trump, God help me, I don't want to be judged against that guy.
The DOJ says 98 individuals have been charged for felony fraud-related crimes in Minnesota since 2022. Hilton Hotels is removing a Minnesota location from its system for denying ICE agents bookings.
After a social media post Monday morning from DHS that ICE agents were denied bookings at a Hampton Inn by Hilton in Lakeville in suburban Minneapolis, Hilton quickly clarified that it was not company policy, but the actions of a single independently owned hotel that later said it corrected the matter, though again accused Monday night of denying bookings to anyone affiliated with the government.
In a statement Tuesday morning, Hilton says it's now removing the hotel from its system for not meeting its standards and values that Hilton is and has always been a welcoming place for all.
Chapter 5: What is President Trump's stance on acquiring Greenland and its significance?
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Despite vocal opposition from Denmark, which owns the semi-autonomous territory, President Trump continues to talk about annexing Greenland. White House spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt releasing a statement saying that the president has made it well known that acquiring Greenland is a national security priority, says it's vital to deter adversaries in the Arctic region.
He says discussions are underway, but he is not ruling out military action.