‘The majority of Cubans want to be capitalist’: Why Fidel Castro’s influencer grandson is for a deal with Trump
If the Castros are – as some Cubans refer to them – “the royal family” of the island, then Sandro Castro seems to be applying for the role of court…
The Saudis found an escape hatch for some of the world’s oil. The Houthis could slam it shut
The world, hungry for oil, got a modest reprieve earlier this month when Saudi Arabia began diverting millions of barrels of crude —ordinarily destined for ships transiting the blockaded Strait…
Over 3,000 protests staged across US on one month of strikes against Iran, scale ‘suggests mounting public dissatisfaction that risks more chaos’
To the rhythm of beating drums and ringing bells, hundreds of protesters marched past the Lincoln Memorial and onto the National Mall on Saturday, filling the heart of Washington DC…
Israel reverses course after barring Palm Sunday Mass in Jerusalem
Following widespread backlash, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he has asked “relevant authorities” early Monday to allow Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch, to enter Jerusalem’s Church of the…
The anesthesiologist, the nuclear engineer and an alleged attempted murder on a hike in Hawaii
Looking at the steep cliffs just feet from her, Arielle Konig felt uncomfortable. The nuclear engineer and her husband, 47-year-old anesthesiologist Dr. Gerhardt Konig, were hiking Oahu’s “Pali Puka” trail…
Israeli military suspends battalion involved in assaulting, detaining CNN crew in West Bank
The Israeli military’s top general suspended all operational activities of a reserve battalion involved in the detention and assault of a CNN team in the West Bank last week, the…