After 11 years, a U.S. study abroad program in Cuba closes amid escalating sanctions, fuel shortages and fears of U.S. military intervention.

Rubio urges El Salvador's president to align with U.S. policy on Cuba as Washington pressures countries ahead of the UN vote to end the embargo.

The Trump administration sanctions Cuba’s BICSA bank over alleged ties to Iran, expanding financial restrictions on Cuban and foreign businesses.

50 years after the Cubana Flight 455 bombing killed 73 people, questions remain about justice, accountability and Washington's double standard on terrorism.

Marco Rubio renews threats to cut U.S. aid to countries hosting Cuban medical missions, as Washington increases pressure on Cuba's overseas healthcare programs.

American musician Ben Grosscup seeks a promising Alzheimer's treatment in Cuba for his mother as U.S. sanctions restrict the island's medical production.

Palestinian medical students in Cuba face two crises: war in Gaza and worsening shortages on the island amid U.S. sanctions and an oil blockade.

Cuba denies formal negotiations with the U.S., contradicting Trump's claims, as diplomatic contacts continue and Washington escalates sanctions on Havana.

Last month, federal authorities seized 620,000 gallons of Cuba-bound fuel at U.S. ports, while armed Coast Guard officers stopped two boats the agency says were carrying fuel to Cuba.

Reports of U.S. military planning for Cuba rely on anonymous officials. We examine the sources behind recent claims of possible U.S. action.

New U.S. restrictions limit travel to Cuba for American citizens and impose new banking restrictions on Cuban private businesses.

Marco Rubio spoke about Cuba, sanctions and negotiations. These are the follow-up questions journalists didn't ask.

U.S. Embassy warns of health risks in Cuba as fuel shortages and blackouts strain water, food storage and infrastructure across the island.

Cuba reports $8 billion in embargo damages as U.S. sanctions and fuel restrictions disrupt healthcare, food, education and daily life.

The Trump administration Thursday sanctioned one of Raúl Castro’s grandsons and five Cuban entities, expanding Washington’s assault on Cuba’s oil and mining industries.

A federal jury in Miami rejected a Helms-Burton lawsuit from two Cuban-American families who claimed Expedia profited from expropriated property in Cuba. This is Expedia’s second victory over a Cuba-related property claim in as many years.

The Bahamian government announced it will not renew contracts for 31 Cuban teachers this school year — the latest in a string of Cuban overseas South-South collaboration programs to fall victim to U.S. pressure.

U.S. sanctions and fuel restrictions are worsening shortages in Cuba’s schools, affecting transportation, meals, supplies and classroom conditions.

Trump’s Cuba sanctions target solidarity groups and foreign companies as U.S. investors pursue opportunities in the island’s mining sector.

Historian Teishan Latner grades Marco Rubio’s State Department report on Cuba and challenges its claims about U.S. solidarity activists.