On Tuesday, Trump criticized former President Jimmy Carter for ceding control of the Panama Canal to the Panamanian government even though the U.S. spent vast sums of money and manpower to build ...

The canal is owned and administered by the Panama Canal Authority, a Panamanian government agency. The U.S. controlled it from its 1914 completion until 1999, when it was handed over to Panama ...

President-elect Donald Trump blurted out another outrageous promise at a Turning Point USA event Sunday in Phoenix: He now wants the Panama Canal back. Trump claimed that Panama’s shipping fees ...

Panama's president denounced Mr. Trump's remarks and said "The Canal is Panamanian" in a social media post.. Below is a look at where the two places are and what Mr. Trump has said about wanting ...

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Panama amid the canal dispute over its control. Locals in Panama City took to the streets to protest the visit from US top diplomat Rubio. The protesters were ...

PANAMA CITY — A 984-foot Chinese container ship cleared the new massive locks of the Panama Canal on Sunday, becoming the first to officially pass through the expanded canal and sparking a new ...

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has told Panama’s president in a face-to-face meeting that the Central American ally must reduce alleged Chinese influence over the Panama Canal or the Trump ...

Geography Goodbye Panama Canal? Its neighbor plans to rival it with an $18 billion dry canal. President Donald Trump has repeated his desire to claim the Panama Canal for America, however another ...

Moments after President-elect Donald Trump doubled down on his plans to take back the Panama Canal, Panama’s president said Sunday that the canal will remain under his country’s control. In a ...

Technically, the deal seemed to violate the 1977 Panama-US treaties, which guaranteed Panamanian operational control and local security for the canal as well as ownership.

Former U.S. Ambassador to Panama John Feeley on Sunday said it would take a war for the United States to take back the Panama Canal. “To attempt to take it back today, I’d like to ask you, go ...