President John F. Kennedy consulted the map – which shows dozens of potential military targets across Cuba – as he was considering whether to launch a US attack during the Cuban missile crisis.

Trump could use an advisor like Barbara Tuchman whose 'Guns of August' was crucial to JFK during the Cuban missile crisis.

Back in 1962, when President John F. Kennedy enforced a trade embargo between the US and Cuba, travel between the countries became illegal. It was a travel ban that would remain in place for almost ...

A claim that former President John F. Kennedy ordered 1,200 Cuban cigars right before outlawing them has been circulating online for years.. For example, one X user, whose post had amassed more ...

More than 50 years after President John F. Kennedy was gunned down in Dallas, new evidence uncovered in the secret diaries of a Cold War spy and assassin implicates another clandestine figure belie… ...

Every president since JFK apparently thought so, too. Air support should never have been promised to, or assumed by, the rebels seeking to retake Cuba. The Bay of Pigs was a colossal screwup. R ...

But don’t take this appalling datum from me. After all I’m an “embittered right-wing-Cuban exile with an axe to grind.” Fine. Take it from JFK’s mistress-of-the-minute herself. Details ...

Castro, who overthrew U.S.-backed Cuban leader Fulgencio Batista in 1959, died of natural causes in November 2016 aged 90, with power now centered in the hands of his brother Raul.

President John F. Kennedy signs a proclamation for the interdiction of the delivery of offensive weapons to Cuba during the Cuban missile crisis, at the White House in Washington on October 23, 1962.

JFK planned to order the invasion and deliver the speech if Soviet ships carrying nuclear missiles arrived in Cuba during the 13 tense days of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

President John F. Kennedy’s extraordinary relationship with Britain’s ambassador in Washington during the Cuban missile crisis more than half a century ago is chronicled in a series of newly ...

A claim that former President John F. Kennedy ordered 1,200 Cuban cigars right before outlawing them has been circulating online for years. For example, one X user, whose post had amassed more ...