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Donald Trump has signed new executive orders to again attempt to limit birthright citizenship in the United States, despite a previous Supreme Court decision blocking his first attempt. This move aims to curb what he refers to as 'birth tourism' and restrict citizenship for children born in the US to non-citizens.
A senior U.S. military official responsible for operations in Latin America held a rare meeting with high-ranking representatives of the Cuban military.
A key U.S. general has held a meeting with Cuban military officials in the vicinity of Guantanamo Bay.
US authorities have arrested the sister of the head of Cuba's military-run conglomerate, GAESA, on undisclosed charges.
US and Iranian forces exchanged fire in the Strait of Hormuz, leading to accusations of ceasefire violations from both sides. This escalation intensified tensions in the region and caused oil prices to jump.
A report from Vedado details the decline of Gaesa, the commercial network built by the Cuban military to control remittances, tourism, and hard-currency stores.
A rare meeting between a high-ranking US general and Cuban military officials took place at the edge of Guantanamo Bay. This marks an unusual direct military contact between the two nations.
A US commander has met with Cuban military officials, even as President Trump continues to exert pressure on the island nation.
The sister of a prominent Cuban military conglomerate chief has been arrested in Florida, according to Senator Marco Rubio.
Tensions are high in Cuba following an incident involving a civilian American boat carrying armed men and a Cuban military vessel. The island nation is under intense American pressure.
Donald Trump announced he would headline the 250th anniversary fair opening himself, replacing artists who had dropped out of the event. He stated he would draw larger audiences than Elvis and suggested replacing the concerts with a MAGA rally.
A senior U.S. military leader held an unusual meeting with high-ranking Cuban military officials near the U.S. base at Guantanamo Bay.
A US general held a meeting with Cuban military officials at the edge of Guantanamo Bay, marking a rare direct engagement between the two countries' armed forces.
A Newsweek analysis suggests that a potential US invasion of Cuba would be less intense than an attack on Venezuela, citing the significantly weaker Cuban military, with initial targets located just 150 kilometers from the US.
The Cuban military killed four armed individuals who arrived by speedboat from the United States. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that this was not a US operation and no American government personnel were involved.