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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- U.S. begins its battle in court with Maduro
- Deposed president of Venezuela pleads not guilty to charges of cocaine trafficking.
- NICOLÁS Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are escorted from a Manhattan helipad toward federal court.
- Trump’s threats to launch attacks on 5 nations rattle allies and rivals
- Chevron’s enduring Venezuelan legacy
- California-founded heavyweight is only foreign petroleum firm in the oil-rich country.
- After Eaton fire, a deportation fight
- Altadena resident was displaced by flames. Then ICE arrested her.
- Masuma Khan, 64, came to the U.S. in the 1990s to care for her ailing daughter.
- DOJ hire linked to dubious fraud case
- Auto shop class is a dual engine, producing mechanics, free labor
- STUDENTS Kenny Rea-Cruz, left, and Jonathan Sepulveda assess a car in class.
- U.S. begins its battle in court with Maduro
- [[USA Today]]
- The Kennedys see their tradition tested
- Storied American legacy is buffeted by one of their own
- “I don’t know if this search for peace is really an appropriate way to live. I think it’s more important to feel other people’s pain and your own pain.” Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
- Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, 74, has known decades of pain and upheaval in her family.
- Kathleen Kennedy and her father, Robert F. Kennedy.
- Venezuela is Marco Rubio’s moment
- For son of Cuban exiles, U.S. incursion is personal
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio, with President Donald Trump on Jan. 3, has long pushed for U.S. action to restore democracy in Venezuela.
- Couple in ICE custody: Only one survived
- Feds say man received care, but widow blames detention for his death
- Widow Lucía Pedro Juan now lives with her in-laws in Santa Eulalia, Guatemala. She returned after 20 years in the United States, where she and her late husband built a life in Florida.
- Venezuela’s deposed leader Maduro enters ‘not guilty’ plea
- The Kennedys see their tradition tested
- [[The New York Times]]
- MADURO DECLARES INNOCENCE, SAYING U.S. KIDNAPPED HIM
- In Manhattan, Venezuelan Autocrat Tells a Judge, ‘I Am Still the President’
- Nicolás Maduro, the ousted leader of Venezuela, and his wife, Cilia Flores, before their arraignment Monday on federal drug charges.
- Trump’s Goals On Flow of Oil Aren’t So Easy
- Emboldened, Trump Mulls More Spoils
- A Return Home No Longer Seems Out of Reach for Expatriates
- Cameroon Fought to Save Lives After U.S. Cut Malaria Program
- Abdul Aziz Adamou holding his son, Mohammadou, 3, for an artesunate shot to treat malaria.
- Jan. 6 Rioters, Still Seething, Grow Angry at Their Pardoner
- MADURO DECLARES INNOCENCE, SAYING U.S. KIDNAPPED HIM
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- ‘I Am Innocent,’ Maduro Tells Judge
- Ousted Venezuelan leader calls himself prisoner of war at hearing in New York
- Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, were led out of a helicopter Monday in cuffs on their way to federal court in Manhattan.
- https://www.wsj.com/us-news/maduro-declares-his-innocence-in-first-u-s-court-appearance-ae5ed738?st=Q4Tjhv&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Trump’s Approach to the Americas: Speak Loudly and Carry a Big Stick
- President signals the U. S. is returning to a policy and an era of interventions
- https://www.wsj.com/world/americas/trump-foreign-policy-americas-force-d6e5e110?st=dGKaFy&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Diplomatic Efforts Gave Way to Military Action
- President Trump grew frustrated after repeated attempts to persuade Maduro to leave office
- https://www.wsj.com/politics/trump-maduro-venezuela-ousted-05957584?st=CPZXzf&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- Hospitals Become Test Labs For AI
- White House, Firms Win Key Concessions In Global Tax Deal
- South Korea’s President Identifies a New Enemy: Baldness
- Push to cover hair-loss treatment parts country right down the middle
- https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/south-korea-president-hair-loss-baldness-5b4a52d0?st=AGpWaD&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
- ‘I Am Innocent,’ Maduro Tells Judge
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Investors profit as Maduro faces court
- ▸ Venezuelan bonds surge while US energy shares rise ▸ Deposed leader tells judge he is a ‘kidnapped president’ ▸ China and Russia censure Washington at UN meeting ▸ Danish premier warns on Trump’s Greenland plans
- Microsoft and McKinsey pay as much as $1mn to sponsor Trump’s Davos hub
- Microsoft and McKinsey are among the US companies paying up to $1mn to sponsor a Davos venue that will serve as a base for US government officials during President Donald Trump’s trip to the World Economic Forum this month.
- The deals Europe relies on to cut illegal immigration
- A big drop in irregular migrant arrivals was hailed by European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen last month, pointing to the ‘comprehensive partnerships’ the EU has sealed with third countries. Such deals are part of the ever harsher measures now used by member states to cut immigration to halt the far right’s rise. But human rights bodies say migrants are being trapped in repressive conditions and abused by regimes funded by Brussels.
- Investors profit as Maduro faces court