"House speaker Mike Johnson says US troops are not expected to deploy to Venezuela. Gunfire briefly broke out by the Miraflores Palace in Caracas overnight, witnesses said. Follow the latest. Maduro and wife land at a helipad in Manhattan as they make their way to their court hearing, January 5Image: Adam Gray/REUTERS Skip next section What you need to know House Speaker Mike Johnson says US only wants a "change in behavior" from Venezuela Shots reportedly fired near presidential palace in Caracas over drone sighting"
"Congress leaders briefed on Venezuela by Trump administration Germany, France and UK voice support for Greenland after Donald Trump rekindles interest in Arctic island following US military operation in Venezuela Trump also issues threat against many countries, including Cuba, Colombia and Mexico following US capture of Venezuela's leader Nicolas Maduro Maduro and his wife pleaded not guilty during their first court appearance in New York on Monday, next hearing scheduled for March 17"
US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who arrived in Manhattan and appeared in New York federal court where he and his wife pleaded not guilty; a next hearing is scheduled for March 17. House Speaker Mike Johnson said US troops are not expected to deploy to Venezuela and that the US seeks a "change in behavior" from the Venezuelan government. Gunfire was reported near the Miraflores Palace in Caracas after a drone sighting. Congressional leaders were briefed by the Trump administration. Germany, France and the UK expressed support for Greenland after renewed US interest. Opposition leader María Corina Machado said she has not spoken to Trump since October 2025 and plans to return to Venezuela.
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