Obama Advisor Touts Tighter Cuban Ties In Miami
President Barack Obama will shake Raul Castro's hand again, as he did in Panama and at the United Nations, but this time the two will meet on Castro's turf for two days, starting March 21st in Havana.
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President Barack Obama will shake Raul Castro's hand again, as he did in Panama and at the United Nations, but this time the two will meet on Castro's turf for two days, starting March 21st in Havana.
Dozens of officers watch silently every Sunday morning as white-clad dissident enter Mass at Santa Rita Church in a leafy Havana neighborhood filled with mansions overlooking the Florida Straits.
Secretary of State John Kerry is going to Cuba after all, and President Barack Obama's trip is still on.
Secretary of State John Kerry has canceled his trip to Cuba over a human rights issue.
The president and vice president have jumped into Florida's contentious Senate primary.
President Barack Obama will attend the Tampa Bay Rays' exhibition game against Cuba's national team in Havana during his historic trip.
Hawks in the Florida Legislature want Congress to fully declare the nation is at war with global Islamic terrorists.
This week, President Barack Obama announced he'd become the first sitting U.S. President to travel to Cuba in 88 years with a scheduled trip in March. On Saturday, he discussed the trip in further detail.
President Barack Obama is expected to visit Cuba in March, sources told CBS News on Wednesday.
According to a medical history released Thursday by his campaign just days before Monday's Iowa caucuses, democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is in "overall very good health."
Florida Democrats will soon decide between two of their own for a shot at winning the Senate seat currently held by Marco Rubio.
The state's top elections official has expressed confidence that Florida will be ready for the 2016 elections, starting with the March 15 presidential primary and going through the November general election.
If not for his bailout, "GM and Chrysler would not exists today," the president said.
Governor Rick Scott's administration has balked at a request from the federal government to resettle hundreds of Syrian refugees in the state.
President Barack Obama spelled out what he wants to happen in Cuba during his last State of The Union address.
With his Hawaiian holiday vacation over, President Barack Obama said he's energized to tackle unfinished business in his final year in office and is turning his attention to the issue of gun violence.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Tuesday rejected reports that he used vulgarity in describing Democrat Hillary Clinton's primary loss to now-President Barack Obama in 2008.
A day before a debate in Las Vegas, Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio bashed President Barack Obama's policies on health care, national security and the environment at a Nevada rally.
Republican presidential hopeful Marco Rubio believes radical jihadists are using the Syrian refugee crisis as cover to send terrorists to the West, adding it's impossible for the United States to vet some migrants from the region.
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush cites the Paris terror attacks as a reason for broad military build up.
The United States and Cuba are set to announce plans to partner over environmental protection, linking together marine sanctuaries in both countries to cooperate on preservation and research.
Congress passed a bill that bans moving Guantanamo Bay detainees to the United States - something President Barack Obama has been trying to do since he came into office.
Presidential hopefuls Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio are stepping up jabs as their rivalry heats up.
Republican presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina has spent the last two weeks repeating an erroneous description of videos secretly recorded by anti-abortion activists. That seems bound to continue as she makes her opposition to Planned Parenthood a centerpiece of her 2016 campaign.
Abortion, birth control and race are among the most divisive issues the Supreme Court will confront over the next nine months, amid a presidential election campaign in which some candidates are talking pointedly about the justices and the prospect of replacing some of them in the next few years.
