Life on Both Sides of the Wall at Guantánamo Bay
It was a sunny day in May 2015 when Sarah Koenig and Dana Chivvis stepped off a U.S. military-chartered plane and onto the naval base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
Political news from Cuba
Kansas considers limits on economic activity with China and other ‘countries of concern’
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Republican legislators in Kansas advanced proposals Wednesday aimed at preventing individuals and companies from China and other U.S. adversaries from owning farmland or business property, limiting state investments in foreign companies and restricting the use of foreign-made drones.
Women Share The Weirdest First DM They Ever Received On A Dating App
There’s a reason why speed dating and meeting IRL are making a comeback: Dating apps can be a nightmarish mix of bots, dead-end chats and dick pics.
Cuba Gooding Jr. Added As Defendant In Sexual Assault, Harassment Suit Against Diddy
Producer Rodney Jones has amended his lawsuit against rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs to include actor Cuba Gooding Jr., court documents obtained by HuffPost can confirm.
Academics challenge Florida law restricting research exchanges from prohibited countries like China
MIAMI (AP) — Two graduate students from China whose studies were put on hold, and a professor who says he is unable to recruit research assistants, sued Florida education officials on Monday, trying to stop enforcement of a new state law which limits research exchanges between state universities and academics from seven prohibited countries.
One Vice President Possibility Is Gaining Traction With Donald Trump, NBC Reports
Donald Trump is warming to the idea of Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) being his running mate, according to NBC News.
Trump eyes Sen. Marco Rubio as a potential VP pick
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., is moving up the list of former President Donald Trump's potential vice presidential picks, according to six people familiar with the presumptive Republican nominee's search for a 2024 running mate.
House passes bill to bar data brokers from selling sensitive personal information to U.S. adversaries
WASHINGTON — Bipartisan leaders of a House committee examining interstate and foreign commerce on Wednesday praised the passage of a bill aimed at keeping Americans' private data out of the hands of U.S. adversaries. The current list of countries designated as "foreign adversaries" by the United States includes China, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Russia and the Maduro government in Venezuela. "Today's overwhelming vote sends a clear message that we will not allow our adversaries to undermine American national security and individual privac