US-Venezuela's historic deal: Will Americans get cheaper gas now?

The United States has successfully negotiated a deal to import Venezuelan oil, aiming to replenish its reserves with a consistent supply of affordable crude.

While the long-term implications for American drivers remain ambiguous, the deal's effect may not be felt for several months.

The arrangement involves significant untapped oil fields and a private company, but future political developments in both nations could pose risks to this energy collaboration.