Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, have been indicted in New York following their recent capture in Venezuela. The U.S. confirmed that Maduro was captured during American airstrikes targeting Venezuela, with President Donald Trump announcing the development. Maduro is considered a fugitive and an unrecognized head of state by the United States. Legal analyst Gregg Jarrett discussed the potential legal proceedings against Maduro and his wife in a New York City trial. The U.S. government has indicated plans to run Venezuela temporarily, with Vice President Delcy Rodriguez remaining a prominent figure in the Venezuelan government amid ongoing tensions. The situation follows increased U.S. military actions and political instability in Venezuela, with the U.S. aiming to hold Maduro accountable for alleged crimes.