US-Cuba relations
US expels Cuban diplomats in the latest threat to US-Cuban relations
The US says Cuba failed to protect Americans on Cuban soil, while Cuba says Americans are just looking for an excuse to punish the country.
Uncertain what's next, Cubans go about their business while they wait for a signal from Trump
Guess who's coming to Cuba? A New York soccer team
One family, two sides: Debating the new US policy on Cuba over dinner
These travel groups have bridged the US-Cuba divide for decades
The 'Cuban Five' make an unexpected, joyous homecoming in Havana
Americans have paid plenty of attention to the thaw with Cuba announced last week, but the news on the island has focused on the "Cuban Five," a group of intelligence officers who just returned home. And on Saturday, a concert in Havana turned into an emotional homecoming for the men.
Iranians are jealous of the new US-Cuba thaw
If Washington can bury the hatchet with Havana after more than a half century, why can't it do the same with Tehran? That's the question that many Iranians are now asking.
How a US aid agency hoped hip-hop might fuel a Cuban revolution
The US Agency for International Development does development and aid work around the world, but it's also sometimes accused of carrying out clandestine programs for the government. A new AP report says its latest effort was an attempt to topple the Castros with hip-hop.