The Republican senator argues that U.S. travel to Cuba financially benefits the Cuban military and fuels government repression.

The business leader founded the luxury-brand company, which annually generates more than $1 billion in revenue.

George Feldenkreis left Cuba for Miami in 1961 with his pregnant wife, their 1-year-old son Oscar and 14-year-old sister Eva, who he helped raise. He carried $700. The goal? Build a new life in the ...

One of Miami’s top Cuban restaurants has flamenco’d its way to Flamingo Las Vegas. In a city short on Cuban cuisine and ...

A migrant brought a suspicious white powdery substance to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Florida on ...

Trump’s special envoy to the Americas makes several bold statements in an interview about the new administration’s regional policies. | Opinion ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio reversed on Friday the last-minute decision by former President Joe Biden to remove sanctions on Cuban military companies and is extending the list of banned entities to ...

Sonesta Miami Airport celebrated its multi-million-dollar renovation completion with a ribbon-cutting attended by dignitaries ...

Among the affected entities is FINCIMEX, the Havana-based financial company that processes money transfers to the island.

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A man accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of property from a home in Florida may be a member of a ...