He Was Convicted of Running a Narco State. Now Trump Plans to Pardon Him.
Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández was sentenced to 45 years in prison for receiving millions of dollars for protecting
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Honduras Votes in Close Election After Trump Wades In
Plans to pardon the former Honduran president serving a 45-year U.S. prison sentence for drug trafficking upend a tight vote.
Read moreNetanyahu Asks for a Pardon After Trump Says He Should Get One
Israel’s prime minister, who was indicted on bribery and other charges in 2019, has officially requested a pardon as his
Read moreJosh Brolin Knows Trump as a ‘Different Guy’ Having ‘Been a Friend’ of His Before Presidency: ‘No Greater Genius Than Him in Marketing’
Josh Brolin remembers Donald Trump before he was elected president of the United States. During a recent interview with The
Read moreWhy Russia and China Are Sitting Out Venezuela’s Clash With Trump
The ‘Axis of Authoritarianism’ is depleted by the war in Ukraine and preoccupied with trade negotiations. WSJ.com: World News
Read moreTrump Declares That Airspace Around Venezuela Should Be Considered Closed
President Trump on Saturday said that the airspace surrounding Venezuela should be considered closed, ratcheting up tensions with the regime
Read moreTrump To Pardon Former Honduran President Serving 45-Year Drug Trafficking Sentence
Planned pardon of Juan Orlando Hernández, convicted of helping drug cartels ship cocaine into the U.S., comes before a presidential
Read moreTrump Is Silent on Taiwan After Talking to Xi—and That Is Fine With Taipei
Taiwan is making the most of the U.S.’s policy of “strategic ambiguity,” even as President Trump’s stance raises concern for
Read moreWhere Trump Sees Deals, Russia and China See a Chance to Disrupt U.S. Alliances
Russia and China have played to the president’s dealmaking, rattling American security partners. WSJ.com: World News
Read moreTrump, After Call With China’s Xi, Told Tokyo to Lower the Volume on Taiwan
Japan, a U.S. ally that had angered China on Taiwan, found the message worrying. WSJ.com: World News
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