Gary Marx

Benito Martinez walks with a cane, speaks with a mumble and suffers from a weak heart, lower back pain and arthritis in his knees. But his hearing is sharp, he...

Each day, 13-year-old Claudia Lundi wakes at 4 a.m. and begins cooking, sweeping, fetching water and doing other household chores that last until well after sunset. She sleeps on the...

In a bold and unprecedented gathering, more than 150 Cuban opposition activists sat under the shade of mango and orange trees to demand freedom for the island's political prisoners and...

A potentially lengthy process to determine the ultimate destination of accused terrorist Luis Posada Carriles began in earnest Thursday, a day after the government lodged an immigration violation charge against...

As he strolled through Miami's Little Havana neighborhood, Juan Garcia expressed little sympathy for Luis Posada Carriles, the Cuban exile militant who federal authorities moved Wednesday to deport, or his...

With international pressure mounting and hours after a massive protest in Cuba, U.S. authorities on Tuesday seized a militant Cuban exile wanted in connection with the 1976 bombing of a...

Amarzil Jean-Batiste was hiding under a car as she watched two men toss her eldest son, who was wounded, into a burning building during a wave of political violence in...

In recent weeks, an ebullient Cuban President Fidel Castro has delivered the first bits of good economic news in years to the island's 11 million residents. Speaking on state-run television,...

Fourteen months ago, rebel commander Guy Philippe rode triumphantly into this capital city in a shiny SUV after his ragtag army helped oust democratically elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. A former...

Bowing to criticism that it could get sucked into the battle between Washington and Havana, Chicago's Loyola University has suspended a U.S. government-funded program to provide English language courses to...