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Netanyahu, with Boehner’s assist, attempts to take over U.S. foreign policy
Today we experienced a shameful first in this country. It was one of the most degrading acts of foreign interference – and in our own legislative chamber – ever witnessed by the…
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Republicans play games with homeland security
How far are Republicans willing to go just to stick it to immigrants? The GOP provided a resounding answer last week.
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Obama hopes for U.S. embassy in Cuba before April summit in Panama
In an exclusive interview with Reuters, President Obama said that he hopes the United States will open an embassy in Cuba by the time of a Western Hemisphere summit in Panama in…
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Josefina Vidal to ABC News: ‘We can build a civilized relationship’
Josefina Vidal in an exclusive interview with ABC News answers questions on the U.S. intentions of effecting change on the island, and Cuba remaining on the list of countries that…
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Minnie Minoso is dead; helped integrate Baseball in Career across 5 decades
Minnie Minoso, the hugely popular All-Star outfielder from Cuba who was the major leagues’ first black player out of Latin America and a treasured figure in the history of the Chicago…
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Meet the Cuban press
The nearly dozen journalists from half a dozen television, radio, print and digital outlets represented the largest assemblage of Cuban media in the United States in decades, according…
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Mexican company gets deal to invest in Cuba development zone
A Mexican meat processing firm has become the first international company to get approval for an investment project in Cuba's first special economic development area, Mexico's foreign…
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Josefina Vidal: ‘We have made progress’
Josefina Vidal cited the progress made during the press conference in Washington, at the conclusion of the second round of negotiations to restore diplomatic relations between the U.S.…
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Cuba: The weight of a long history
Beyond the immediate issues, Ms. Jacobson will certainly have a very heavy weight of history to consider in her discussions with her Cuban counterparts.
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Texas paid $2.2m for Garcia Marquez archive
The University of Texas' literary archive said Wednesday it paid $2.2 million for the works of Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a price the school sought to keep secret until…
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