Politics

Marco Rubio Expected to Announce U.S. President Candidacy Monday Following Hillary Clinton Announcement

All eyes will be on U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, on Monday as the Republican senator from Florida with Cuban roots will declare whether or not he will run for president in 2016.

Hillary Clinton Announces 2016 Candidacy for President in YouTube Video

Hillary Rodham Clinton officially joined the race for the 2016 Presidential elections on Sunday. Hillary Rodham Clinton officially joined the race for the 2016 Democratic Presidential ticket on Sunday.

Obama and Castro: A Historic Meeting, 50 Years in the Making

This weekend, Cuba's leader met face-to-face with the President of the U.S. for the first time in decades.

U.S. Guantanamo Bay Prison in Cuba Will Have a New Commander in July

Rear Adm. Fernandez Ponds has been selected to run Guantanamo Bay. The U. S. Navy base at Guantanamo Bay has a new commander. Rear Adm. Fernandez Ponds has been selected to run the detention center.

Raul Castro Calls Obama an Honest Man.

Speaking for the first time at the Summit of the Americas, an event which was first initiated in 1994, the Cuban leader Raul Castro described U.S. President Obama as an “honest man.”

Immigration Reform News: Majority of Latinos and Blacks Support Obama's Executive Order on Immigration

A new survey reveals that Hispanic Americans overwhelmingly support President Obama's executive action to legalize millions of undocumented immigrants.

UN Chief Praises US, Cuba for Coming Together

On Friday the U.N. Secretary-general Ban Ki-moon praised U.S. President Barack Obama and Cuban leader Raul Castro for striving to restore diplomatic relations between the two nations.

Raul Hector Castro, Arizona's Only Latino Governor, Dies at 98

Raul Hector Castro, Arizona's first and only Hispanic governor and an American ambassador, died on Friday at the age of 98.

Hillary Clinton Presidential Election 2016: Former Secretary of State to Announce 2016 Campaign on Sunday Via Online Video

Hillary Clinton will make it official on Sunday: The former secretary of State, widely considered the frontrunner in the race for the Democratic 2016 White House nomination, is set to formally announce her candidacy via an online video posted to social media.

2016 Election Candidates: Rand Paul Has 'Rocky Start' on Campaign Trail Following NBC Outburst, Argument With Democratic Party Chairwoman

Rand Paul's transition from Senate troublemaker to "official" presidential candidate has been "a rocky one," the first days following the Kentucky senator's announcement that he would seek the White House in 2016 show.

Ted Cruz Presidency 2016: Super PACs Raise $31 Million

The conservative senator's various super PACs have raised an unprecedented amount in a short time, strengthening his chances of winning his party's nomination.

UN-Cuba Policy Update: Obama Says He’ll Act Soon on Whether to Remove Cuba From Terror Sponsor List

U.S. President Barack Obama said Thursday that he would act soon on a recommendation by the State Department on whether to remove Cuba may potentially be moving closer to getting off the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism, yet cautioned that stabilizing relations between the two nations would proceed gradually.

United States Deports Former El Salvador General

After a court ruled that he was responsible for torture and killings while in command, the United States has deported former El Slavador general Eugenio Vides Casanova

Gay Conversion Therapy: President Obama Supports Ending Conversion Therapy for Children

In another show of support for the LGBT community, the Obama administration has announced it supports banning gay conversion therapy for minors, which LGBT advocates have called harmful to children.

Marco Rubio Gets a Super PAC Days Before he Is Expected to Launch 2016 Presidential Campaign

A conservative super PAC announced on Thursday that it will be operating to raise and spend unlimited amounts of cash on behalf of Republican Sen. Marco Rubio, who is expected to officially launch his bid in the 2016 presidential race on Monday.

Rand Paul 2016 Presidency: Don't Editorialize, Rand Paul Tells NBC Host in Heated Interview

On his first morning as an "official" candidate in the 2016 White House race, Rand Paul clashed with NBC's Savannah Guthrie on the "Today" show when the host aggressively questioned the Kentucky senator on his foreign policy.

Hillary Clinton 2016: Former Secretary of State's Campaign Kickoff Likely to be Low-Key

Unlike Ted Cruz and Rand Paul, the two Republicans who so far have officialized their 2016 bid for the White House, Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton is unlikely to make a splashy announcement before a big crowd when she finally jumps into the race.

Immigration Reform News: California Democrats Unveil Bills Aimed at Improving Lives of Undocumented Immigrants

California's Democratic legislators along with immigration and Latino activisits announced a new packed of bills that aims to fill the immigration reform gap left by the federal government.

US, Cuba Policy Relations: As Obama's Meeting With Castro Nears, State Department Expected to Recommend Cuba's Removal from Terror List

With U.S. President Barack Obama expected to arrive on Thursday night at the Summit of the Americas in Panama City for an informal talk with Cuban President Raúl Castro, reports have been circulating that the State Department is expected to recommend dropping Cuba from their State Sponsor of Terror List.

Presidential Election Race 2016: Jeb Bush Trails Hillary Clinton Among Latinos

Despite his personal connections to the Latino community and his moderate stance on immigration - sometimes inconvenient within his own party - Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush is not nearly as popular among Hispanic voters as is Hillary Clinton, the presumed Democratic frontrunner.
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