The Daily Caller

Three dozen Cuban political prisoners in Spain, along with more than 100 family members, may be approved for asylum

The city looks pretty much as it did a month after the Jan. 12 quake

Federal agents have arrested at least five other sex offenders over the last year for failure to register in Puerto Rico and sent them back to the U.S. to face prosecution on other charges, said Deputy U.S. Marshal Rafael Escobar

A judge in the Bahamas dismissed charges Monday against two people accused of trying to extort money from John Travolta

Singer Wyclef Jean’s high-profile bid for Haiti’s presidency ended after election officials on the earthquake-ravaged Caribbean nation disqualified his candidacy

For all his renown as a musician, charity provider and above all Haitian-born success story, a stark fact remains: Few in this impoverished and often rudderless country know who he really is

Popular singer Wyclef Jean is considering a bid for president of Haiti in the 2010 election

Now, facing a severe budget deficit, the government has hinted at restructuring or trimming its bloated work force. Such talk is causing tension

The latest pictures of the tracksuit-clad Castro were posted Saturday on the blogs of two Cuban journalists and a media website

Bahamian police captured a teenage U.S. fugitive Sunday, bringing to an end the “Barefoot Bandit’s” two-year flight from U.S. justice

The Cuban Commission on Human Rights and National Reconciliation said the government is using less long-term imprisonment and turning more to a strategy of quick arrests and releases to intimidate those who openly oppose its communist system

Trinidad and Tobago has elected its first female prime minister in an early election, ousting an incumbent hurt by soaring crime and allegations of public corruption

Prosecutor Sonel Jean-Francois told the court that Laura Silsby knew she was breaking the law by trying to take the children without proper documents to an orphanage in the Dominican Republic