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Under the radar, Cuba and US often work together
Cuba and the United States may be longtime enemies with a bucket list of grievances, but the fast return of a Florida couple who fled U.S. authorities with their two kidnapped children in tow shows the Cold War enemies are capable of remarkable cooperation on many issues. 10 comments
Glimmer of Cuban reconciliation in activist's trip
For more than five decades, the communist revolution in Cuba has divided families, friends and neighbors over politics. Comment?
Senators opposed to trying bin Laden's son-in-law in US
Republican senators Lindsey Graham and Kelly Ayotte say the Obama administration is wrong to bring a recently captured son-in-law of Osama bin Laden and al-Qaida spokesman to court in New York. Comment?
Cuba looks to curb deadly scourge of jaywalking
A couple skips the sidewalk and strolls down an unlit street as bulky 1950s cars with bald tires and worn brakes zip past inches away. Comment?
Cuba's new heir apparent has work cut out for him
The man tapped as Cuban President Raul Castro's chief lieutenant and likely successor must quietly fend off any challenges from within the Communist-run island's secretive citadel of power. Comment?
Report: Sandy's winds felt far from coast
Superstorm Sandy not only caused destruction up and down the East Coast, it also created wind gusts as far west as Wisconsin and as far north as Canada. Comment?
Castro says Venezuela's Chavez 'much better'
A third vehicle then hit the pickup. Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez waves as he arrives for the final day of the U.N. Climate Change Conference on December 18, 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Comment?
Cubans eager to try new law easing travel rules
Ana Liliam Garcia has never left Cuba but she hopes that will soon change, excitedly talking of her desire to meet her many relatives in Florida, and perhaps even Mickey Mouse. Comment?
Cuba has much to lose as ally Chavez fights cancer
Cubans who were tuned in to the nightly soap opera on a recent Saturday received a sudden burst of bad news, from the other side of the Caribbean. Comment?
Rabbi says jailed American in good health
A prominent New York rabbi and physician visited an American subcontractor serving a long jail term in Cuba and said the man is in good health, despite his family's concerns about a growth on his right shoulder. Comment?