Russian oil tanker arrives in Cuba with U.S. permission amid oil blockade 03:56 Washington — Senate Democrats on Tuesday tried to force a vote on a measure to prevent President Trump from launching a military attack on Cuba, as he repeatedly threatens ...

Regime change in Cuba has long been on President Donald Trump’s to-do list. But with Tehran dominating the agenda, Havana is getting a reprieve — for now. Given the amount of resources and attention Iran is consuming, and the hassle a face off with ...

The war in Iran is still simmering, but President Donald Trump may already have eyes on his next target: Cuba’s Communist government. The president is “growing impatient” that “months of sustained U.S.

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Military plans revised: The Pentagon is updating operational options for Cuba amid Trump’s dissatisfaction with the regime’s resilience. Sanctions tighten grip: New U.S. measures target Cuba’s military conglomerate GAESA and key sectors, prompting ...

A new poll by YouGov finds that 64 percent of Americans oppose the US going to war against Cuba, while 15 percent support it and 21 percent are not sure.

The Cuba prediction markets moved quickly on news from the Trump administration reported by USA TODAY. That occurred in mid-March, when the president announced "maximum pressure" on Havana, then again in mid-April with a reported two-week U.S. deadline and talk of a prisoner release.

War plans revised: The Pentagon is updating contingency plans for military action against Cuba as Trump seeks faster regime change. Pressure campaign escalates: Sanctions now target Cuban military-run enterprises and allies, alongside a near-total fuel ...