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Florida Sen. Marco Rubio says President Donald Trump's revamped Cuba policy is about empowering the country's people, rather than its military regime.
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Florida Sen. Marco Rubio says President Donald Trump's revamped Cuba policy is about empowering the country's people, rather than its military regime.
A major change came to a policy that had only been in effect for a short time.
President Donald Trump's tougher stance toward Cuba has delighted hardliners on the island, who say it reveals the long-held U.S. aim of imposing American will on Cuba and justifies their wariness toward Washington.
President Donald Trump has chosen simplicity over swanky this weekend.
Surrounded by Cuban dissidents and U.S. lawmakers, President Donald Trump signed off on changes to the United States' policy with Cuba - a move meant to empower the Cuban people as opposed to enriching the Cuban government and the Castro regime.
Members of the U.S. House and Senate suited up Thursday night for the annual Congressional baseball game and played ball in a show of solidarity.
A new report that Special Counsel Robert Mueller is widening his Russia investigation has prompted the Department of Justice to issue a new warning about government leaks.
The White House has released some of the major changes President Trump plans to make to current Cuba policies.
Republicans and Democrats stepped on to a Major League Baseball field and showed America's resiliency by playing America's pastime.
Vice President Mike Pence stopped into Miami Thursday to focus on Central America and the region's relationship with the United States.
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Church bells rang out and American flags were hung from windows when President Barack Obama announced that the U.S. would stop trying to push Cuba toward collapse in 2014.
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