Oil loading in Venezuela slows, more ships make U-turns after new US interceptions

Tanker loading in Venezuela dwindled on Monday, following U.S. action against two more ships and as state-run energy company PDVSA struggles to recover from a cyberattack.

U.S. Coast Guard pursuing another oil tanker off near Venezuela, source says, as Trump administration continues pressure campaign against Maduro

The pursuit of the tanker, off the coast of Venezuela, is the second such operation this weekend and the third in less than a week.

Satellite image shows first Venezuela-linked tanker seized by US is now off Texas

Ship tracking and satellite imagery shows Skipper, the first oil tanker seized by the US near Venezuela, is now off the coast of Texas The US Department of Justice has released more files related to Jeffrey Epstein - we're checking what they reveal about him

A look at how Venezuela's 'phantom fleet' smuggles oil aboard black-market ships

The fleet of ghost ships Venezuela uses to smuggle part of its oil to black markets, which President Donald Trump vowed this week to stop with a military blockade, is made up of dozens of old tankers and operates following the example of other nations under sanctions such as Russia and Iran,

Hiltzik: What does Trump have against Venezuela? His explanations keep changing

Is it oil, drugs, immigrants or politics? President Trump's explanations of his animosity for Venezuela are hard to keep straight.
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