More than six decades after President John F. Kennedy was gunned down in Dallas, newly unsealed government documents are ...

The Left has a long history of lionizing the most despicable and hateful figures of history in the furtherance of its cause.

LONDON -- A national-level chair umpire in the Dominican Republic, Juan Gabriel Castro, was suspended for six years and fined $6,000 by the International Tennis Integrity Agency on Monday for ...

Gun control vs. gun rights continues to be a hot-button issue in Oregon, with more than two dozen bills relating to firearms introduced this legislative session. None have yet to gain serious traction ...

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Nancy Binay and ACT Teachers party-list Rep. France Castro raised concerns over the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) order for the developer of ...

Off the field, Bellingham has recently gone public with his new girlfriend. American model and influencer Ashlyn Castro has been spotted with the Los Blancos star several times this past month.

FIDEL MURGA JR., 64, passed away January 31, 2025, in Elk Gove, CA. Fidel was a graduate of Riverside High School as well as attending El Paso Community College and UTEP. In 1986 he moved to ...

October 16, 1953 – Castro is sentenced to 15 years in prison. May 15, 1955 – Fidel and Raul Castro are released as part of a general amnesty for political prisoners. They go into exile in Mexico.

The Diaz-Balarts have deep roots in both Miami and Cuba. Their father, Rafael Diaz-Balart, was a prominent Cuban politician who opposed Fidel Castro and who founded the first anti-Castro organization ...

Their father, Rafael Diaz-Balart, was a prominent Cuban politician who opposed Fidel Castro and who founded the first anti-Castro organization La Rosa Blanca. Rafael Diaz-Balart's sister was ...

His father, Rafael Díaz-Balart, served as majority leader of the Cuban House of Representatives and, in 1955, opposed amnesty to Fidel Castro, his former brother-in-law, over his involvement in the ...

A Spanish-language billboard in Miami, Florida featuring Donald Trump and former Cuban leader Fidel Castro generated significant debate in the lead up to the 2024 U.S. presidential election.