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Dominican Republic authorizes US to use two of its airports for military operation against narco-terrorist cartels

. @SecWar has arrived in the Dominican Republic to meet with senior leaders to discuss continued cooperation in countering narco-militants in the Americas

US Air Force: B-52 strategic bombers flew over the Caribbean on Monday in a simulated air strike.

A man was killed and another was wounded after a shooting in Pompano Beach, according to authorities

FHP said the 3-year-old boy died at the hospital and the crash is still under investigation

One person was hospitalized after a fire broke out at an apartment in Clearwater

Venezuelan President Maduro: We must be prepared to defend every inch of this blessed land against any threat or imperialist aggression—wherever it may come from and whenever it may appear

Miami Gardens police search for driver after officer fires at car during traffic stop

A fire investigation is underway after flames erupted inside a home in Broward County

Reporter: Are you planning on talking to Maduro? Trump: I might talk to him. Reporter: The US did name him the leader of a foreign terrorist organization, why do you even want to talk to him? Trump: Say it again. Reporter: The US designated him the leader of this foreign terrorist organization so why do you want to talk to him if he's the leader? Trump: If we can save lives, if we can do things the easy way, that's fine. And if we have to do it the hard way, that's fine, too. Reporter: What’s the goal? Trump: I’m not going to tell you what the goal is. You should probably know what the goal is.

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba Bruno Rodríguez: "The US government could cause an incalculable number of deaths and create a scenario of violence and instability in the hemisphere that would be unimaginable."

Latam Airlines Colombia announced that it is cancelling its flights to Caracas until Tuesday, December 2, due to the ongoing security alert regarding Venezuelan airspace.

Cuba warns that the US wants to overthrow Maduro "using military force"

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth travels to the Dominican Republic tomorrow.

The Venezuelan government warned that airlines that suspended flights following the US advisory have until noon this Wednesday to resume operations or lose their "permanent flight" permits, according to EFE. The agency quoted a source from the Ministry of Transportation, who indicated that "they have less than 24 hours left." EFE added that the National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC) informed the companies that they have 48 hours to normalize their schedules, a deadline that began at noon on Monday.

City of Melbourne has reported a cybersecurity incident involving Code RED

Venezuela urges airlines to resume flights before noon on Wednesday: "The State has taken a position and will take the corresponding actions"

Authorities have identified the two elderly people who died in a shooting at a Davie home over the weekend as 81-year-old Charles Watson and 77-year-old Kathleen Watson

JSO: Man shot to death during argument at Jacksonville home

Man accused of robbing victim of thousands arrested in Daytona Beach

Tampa police said officers are investigating a homicide after a woman was found with fatal injuries Monday evening at an apartment complex in the 2400 block of East Hillsborough Avenue

Firefighters in Miami-Dade County were battling a blaze at a junkyard on Monday night

The Conviasa A340, en route from Russia to Porlamar (Margarita Island), was diverted to Maiquetía (Caracas). The group of B-52 bombers and F-18 fighter jets that were visible are no longer so. However, based on their last recorded location, they appear to be in the A340's flight path.

A U.S. Air Force B-52H “Stratofortress” Long-Range Strategic Bomber assigned to the “Bomber Barons” of the 23rd Bomb Squadron, 5th Bomb Wing, going by the callsign (PAPPY11), is currently conducting a “show of force” off the coast of Venezuela, escorted by several F/A-18E/F Super Hornets from the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78)

.@PressSec: We view the Maduro regime as being illegitimate, and @POTUS has been very satisfied with the successful strikes against narcomilitants that are illegally trafficking drugs towards the United States of America. You can expect to see those strikes continue

Leavitt on Trump's boat strikes: "You can expect to see those strikes continue"

Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino will attend the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo alongside Venezuelan leader María Corina Machado.

Deadly shooting A 23-year-old man died following a shooting in Fort Pierce

Man killed in Orlando neighborhood shooting, police say

From today, the US government considers President Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela as the head of a foreign terrorist organisation (FTO). The US State Dept has just updated his FTO list to include the so-called "Cartel de los Soles" that Washington says Maduro heads