Rubio ran out the clock rather than answer.

Columbia political scientist Elizabeth Saunders says he wrongly thinks that the U.S. can easily repeat its quick overthrow of Maduro in other countries.

Columbia political scientist Elizabeth Saunders says that Trump’s threats against Iran, Cuba, and Greenland show a president who wrongly thinks that the U.S. can easily repeat its quick overthrow of Maduro.

The Trump administration is escalating its regime change campaign in Cuba.

Trump’s deportation campaign is hitting one of the most reliable voting blocs for Republicans.

The order to do so reportedly came straight from the White House.

A small-d democratic leader would notice the public’s outrage and tap on the brakes. But the president of the United States thinks instead like a dictator.

Public institutions continue to be blocked from receiving oil and gas.

The Trump administration is pissed about a New York Times story that details a plan to target the Cuban president.

The Iran war has not exactly been a roaring success. But its backers are eager for more regime change. Just look at Lindsey Graham.

President Trump is going to turn his focus to Cuba after Iran.

President Trump floated the idea just days after Cuban troops killed four people on a U.S.-registered speedboat.

The Cuban Coast Guard said a U.S.-registered speedboat entered the island’s territorial waters, and then the boat’s occupants opened fire on an approaching group of Cuban service members.

The president has no real strategic vision. Instead, he increasingly sees belligerent violence as an end in and of itself—and a good show to boot.

Neoconservatives and nativists alike have learned how to get what they want from the president—and they’re willing to cause untold damage in the process.

The neocon senator can’t wait for the U.S. to invade more countries.

Donald Trump warned that Venezuela is just the start.

Every single senator eagerly confirmed their former colleague to be secretary of state, but he is not at all the moderating force that they thought he’d be.

Trump’s ambassador to the United Nations was embarrassed while speaking to the General Assembly.

Assata Shakur has passed away in Cuba at the age of 78.