State Department Designates Cuba a State Sponsor of Terrorism
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Monday that the U.S. is re-designating Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism, citing its harboring of terrorists.
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Warnock Called Castro ‘Complex,’ Compared His Legacy to America’s
‘Life usually isn’t very simple,’ Warnock said. ‘His legacy is complex. Kind of like America’s legacy is complex.’
Trump’s Spanish-Media Adviser Warns Dems: Electoral Shift is Coming
Giancarlo Sopo predicts a realignment that will “outlive Joe Biden’s campaign.”
Why Dictators Will Win U.N. Human Rights Council Seats
Today’s election suggests that the council is not any better than the commission that it replaced -- and it might even be worse.
Florida’s Cuban Americans Are Coming Back to the GOP
If Trump actually leads not just among Cuban Americans but among Florida’s Latinos overall -- then he has a strong chance of winning the key state of Florida.
The Curious Case of ‘Havana Syndrome’
A new book argues that a stress reaction, not a sonic weapon, caused the mysterious symptoms experienced by American diplomats in Cuba.
On Multilateralism, Biden Will Be Obama 2.0
The 2020 Democratic draft platform promises to reform the council, but this ignores the unfruitful efforts of previous administrations.
The Dishonest and Irresponsible Wasp Network
The movie, streaming on Netflix, attempts to rewrite history, taking sides with the Cuban regime against the Cuban people and Cubans in exile.
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On dictators, Lincoln, “real people,” mask-wearing, Mississippi, and more.