We all mythologize our family's immigration history. When is it a 'lie,' and when does that matter?

A FARC-affiliated group killed 10 Colombian soldiers and injured almost two dozen more in a night raid not far from Cali, breaking a ceasefire.

It's official: Cuba will be taken off of the State Department of Terror list, after an announcement from the White House

What is Cuba's focus in foreign policy? How have Cuba-U.S. relations improved? Where is it going from here? Raúl Castro's speech at the 7th Summit of the Americas last weekend provides a summary, albeit a bit one-sided.

Bob Menendez explained to Fox News why he opposes détente, deriding the White House for dealing with dictator Raúl Castro.

In his remarks in Panama to leaders of civil society including Cuban representatives, Barack Obama kept his remarks dodged minefields both anti-Castro and anti-American

'Why Do They Hate U.S.?' The Obama Administration's inability to explain Venezuela's designation as a "national security threat" seemed to inform anti-American rhetoric at the 7th Summit of the Americas held this week in Panama City.

A novel set of polls shows what Cubans, Americans, and Floridians really think about the United States’ policies towards Cuba.

Miami-based Cuban dissidents became involved in a literal fight with members of a delegation from Cuba on the streets of Panama as the Summit of the Americas began

The Summit of The Americas will be a big week for American diplomats who are trying to suture foreign relations wounds past and present. Here’s what you need to know.

Cuba’s removal from the terror list in Panama next week could be the icing on the cake for the recent sweetening of diplomatic relations with the U.S.

Did the Los Angeles Dodgers hit it out of the park by signing Cuban infielder Hector Olivera on Tuesday? Or will they strike out on the deal?

Celebrity death hoaxes have been the new social media trend, and the latest victim, or supposed victim, of this extreme game of telephone is Fidel Castro. The main source of the rumor is Twitter; whose users are claiming the former communist’s leader of Cuba has died.

Cuba has no intention of extraditing America's most-wanted woman despite the warming of bilateral relations.

Former MLB slugger, Jose Canseco, shot the middle finger off of his left hand on Tuesday while attempting to clean his gun. Read More.

José Mujica, President of Uruguay, is speaking out against Gitmo. Last week, the politician admitted that the Uruguayan government is continuing its work with the United States government.

Los Angeles Dodgers phenom, Yasiel Puig has been struggling as of late. The Dodgers center fielder was dropped to sixth in the order last night and now is out of the lineup altogether. See who is replacing him in center against the Washington Nationals tonight and what manager, Don Mattingly had to say about it...

Cuban sensation Rusney Castillo was signed by the Red Sox last week for $72.5 million dollars. His new coach, John Farrell compares him to Yasiel Puig, but as the new star was spotted in Florida for his first day of training today, all fans of Red Sox nation want to know, will Castillo really be the nextPuig?

Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro, pays a visit to fulfill a promise he'd made to former Cuban leader, Fidel Castro on his 88th birthday.

Thomas J. Donahue praised the Cuban government's steps to liberalize the nation's markets and urged Obama to take further steps to boost links between the two countries.

A new visa will let foreigners who own or lease real estate in Cuba stay in the country under a one-year visa.

Sánchez's new site of general-interest news was hacked not long after it launched on Wednesday morning.

A February poll found that the majority of Americans support more engagement with Cuba. A group of top officials, businessmen and academics are pushing Obama to act unilaterally to boost it further.

The advocacy group wants Obama to remove all prohibitions on travel and money sent to entrepreneurs by Americans without family in Cuba.

Gross, a subcontractor with USAID, has served four years behind bars in Cuba for distributing communications equipment.

The head of Cuba's state-run telecommunications company told Juventud Rebelde that there were at least 2 other programs funded by USAID which sought to subvert the Cuban government.

At a forum in Miami Beach, the blogger announced she and a group of like-minded journalists would be launching a digital newspaper in Cuba.

The White House demurred on questions as to whether Obama had signed off on a USAID social-media program designed to stir up regime change in Cuba.

As protests in Venezuela intensify, anger amongst the country's protesters has turned increasingly towards their Caribbean communist counterpart.

Protests have taken place once again in Venezuela on Sunday, with protesters calling for an end to Cuba's involvement in the troubled South American nation.