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The release this month of Cuba spy Ana Belen Montes after serving an absurdly lenient 20-year sentence is a stark reminder of the ongoing threat the island's regime poses to U.S. interests.

The recent expulsion of a dissident Protestant cleric by Cuba's communist regime is just the latest evidence of a larger crackdown on people of faith in the Caribbean nation, experts at the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom said this week.

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has given Cuba a failing grade in a new report.

The White House on Monday announced sweeping changes to U.S. policy toward Cuba, easing several longstanding restrictions on travel, reinstating a dormant family reunification visa program, and removing restrictions on U.S. money entering the country.

Mohammed al-Qahtani, was ordered released from the U.S. Naval prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, last week.

Mohammed al-Qahtani, was ordered released from the U.S. Naval prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, last week.

Having fled communist Cuba as a political refugee, I grew up in a school system that created a false reality through Marxism.

Having fled communist Cuba as a political refugee, I grew up in a school system that created a false reality through Marxism.

A specter is haunting Central and South America - the specter of communism - but instead of expressing measured concern, the Biden administration is congratulating incoming far-left leaders.

The mettle of U.S. foreign policy in the new phase of the worldwide struggle between democracy and totalitarianism is being tested in two islands: Taiwan and Cuba.