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It’s now on to the next generation

Policy changes a chance to breach divide for young in Cuba, U.S.

Castro says detente won’t change Cuba’s system

HAVANA – Three men who served long U.S. prison terms for spying received a standing ovation in Cuba’s parliament Saturday, shaking their fists in victory as President Raúl Castro declared th...

World Briefs

Noriega still jailed 25 years later PANAMA CITY – Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega is nearly forgotten, languishing in a steamy jungle prison near the interoceanic canal...

Season’s barkings

Burying the dead after school massacre

Pakistani gravedigger weeps over children

113th Congress finishes up

Members walk away still grumbling

Obama takes foreign policy risk – on his own terms

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama has been criticized as cautious on foreign policy, but the secret negotiations on Cuba suggest a willingness for bold and risky action, if he can keep ti...

Cops’ killer angry over Garner death

Man shoots 2 officers in NYC, kills self

Protesters: ‘It’s not the time’ for more Cuba ties

MIAMI – Waving flags and chanting “Obama, traitor,” anti-Castro protesters gathered Saturday in a Little Havana park in a show of opposition to the president’s plan to normalize relations wi...

Sony saga blends foreign intrigue, star wattage

LOS ANGELES – The hackers who hit Sony Pictures Entertainment days before Thanksgiving crippled the network, stole gigabytes of data and spilled into public view unreleased films and reams o...

U.S. co-opted Cuba’s hip-hop scene for change

HAVANA – For more than two years, a U.S. agency secretly infiltrated Cuba’s underground hip-hop movement, recruiting unwitting rappers to spark a youth movement against the government, accor...

Police demonstrations inspire new protest songs

But will these songs stick like they did in ’60s?