The U.S. struck another alleged drug vessel Tuesday night, this time on the Pacific side of South America, according to two U.S. officials. In what is the eighth known U.S. attack on a boat since Sept. 2, two to three individuals aboard the vessel were killed. The other seven strikes targeted vessels in the Caribbean.

Monday, Oct. 20, is the 20th day of the ongoing U.S. government shutdown, making it the third-longest in history. Find out more about its impact.

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the latest developments in the U.S.-China trade talks, whether President Trump will meet with Chinese President Xi on his trip to Asia,

The Trump administration has in recent weeks launched other strikes on boats allegedly connected to Venezuelan drug cartels, but until Thursday, there had been no survivors.

Why are U.S. Special Forces sinking boats in the Caribbean—seven vessels to date, killing 32 people onboard? Is it part of the war on drugs? Were the boats ferrying deadly drugs to our shores? Is this prelude,

To secure U.S. access to President Nayib Bukele’s notorious CECOT prison, Rubio agreed to turn over several MS-13 leaders central to a long-running Justice Department investigation.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday said U.S. cattle ranchers are benefiting from tariffs he has imposed on imports but must lower their prices to encourage American consumers to buy their beef.

A South Carolina man on death row is scheduled to be executed next month for killing a man and painting "catch me if u can" on a wall with the victim's blood more than 20 years ago.

A federal immigration agent opened fire on a man accused of evading arrest, shooting him and a deputy U.S. Marshal in Los Angeles, prosecutors said. The man, Carlitos Ricardo Pari