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Part of the Champlain Towers South collapsed in Surfside, Florida as residents slept in the early hours of June 24, 2021

Tropical Storm Elsa To Miss Surfside Condo Collapse Site; Death Toll At 28, With 117 Still Missing

Tropical Storm Elsa is expected to move toward the Florida Keys on Tuesday but is projected to avoid the Surfside site of the collapsed building.

Tropical Storm Elsa: Path To Florida Coast, Location, Wind Speeds, Damage

Strong waves battered the coast of the Dominican Republic when Tropical Storm Elsa passed on July 3, 2021

Tropical Storm Elsa is expected to landfall in Cuba by Monday afternoon before heading toward the Florida Straits and pass near the Florida Keys early Tuesday.

Coast Guard Searching For 16 People Missing Off Florida Coast

A Coast Guard crew leaves US Coast Guard Station Channel Islands in Oxnard, California, heading to the scene of a boat that burned and sank off Santa Cruz Island leaving more than 30 people missing and feared dead

The search operations began on Friday for the 16 people who went missing in two separate incidents.

An American flag flies at Hospital Cay on May 5, 2012 in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba: the Biden administration wants to close the prison on the military base

Biden Wants To Close Prison At Guantanamo Bay: White House

Biden wants to close prison at Guantanamo Bay: White House

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Coast Guard Rescues People After 33 Days On Bahamas Island, Survivors Ate Rats

Three people were rescued from a deserted island in the Bahamas.

The Micronesian sailors were rescued after a search party spotted a giant SOS they had scrawled on the beach

3 Cubans Rescued From Deserted Island After Surviving On Coconuts for 33 Days

Coast Guard spotted two men and a woman waving flags amid a routine air patrol of the waters around Anguilla Bay on Monday.

Colombian soldiers and police patrol during a nationwide three-day armed strike called by ELN left-wing guerrillas in Medellin, Colombia on February 15, 2020

Cuba Tipped Off Colombia About Looming Left-wing ELN Rebel Attack

Cuba tipped off Colombia about looming left-wing ELN rebel attack

A man uses a mobile phone in front of a sign displaying prices in US dollars in December 2020 outside a clothing store in Venezuela's capital Caracas, which has been ravaged by hyperinflation and other economic problems

Sanctions Hurt Venezuela Economy, US Government Study Says

Sanctions hurt Venezuela economy, US government study says

A man looks at a painting of late Cuban leader Fidel Castro at a bakery in Havana on January 26, 2021

Good News For Cuba? Economy To Open Up For Private Business

Cuba's economy has been declining due to Trump and 2020.

Cuba Authorizes Private Activity In Majority Of Sectors

Cuba authorizes private activity in majority of sectors

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, seen speaking on January 22, 2021, has voiced hope of better relations with the United States under President Joe Biden

Biden Team Sees No Contact 'Anytime Soon' With Venezuela's Maduro

Biden team sees no contact 'anytime soon' with Venezuela's Maduro

President Joe Biden will sign a series of executive orders aimed at reforming the US immigration process, signaling a return to a more inclusive policy

Biden Gets His Homeland Security Chief As He Streamlines US Immigration

Biden gets his Homeland Security chief as he streamlines US immigration

New Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, pictured in November 2020, was born in Cuba and arrived in the United States as the infant son of refugees

US Senate Confirms Mayorkas, First Latino To Head Homeland Security

US Senate confirms Mayorkas, first Latino to head Homeland Security

The Cuban government needs dollars to pay for imports -- which account for 80 percent of what the island nation consumes

Cuba Gripped In Dollar Frenzy, Peso Under Pressure

Cuba gripped in dollar frenzy, peso under pressure

The main gate at the Guantanamo prison in Cuba

Pentagon Pauses Plan To Give Covid Vaccine To Guantanamo Detainees

Pentagon pauses plan to give Covid vaccine to Guantanamo detainees

Manny Pacquiao, who hasn't fought since winning the WBA welterweight world title in July of 2019, is the man rising US lightweight star Ryan Garcia says he wants to fight next

US Lightweight Garcia Wants Pacquiao 'With Records On The Line'

US lightweight Garcia wants Pacquiao 'with records on the line'

Britain's Dina Asher-Smith clocked 7.08secs, equalling her personal-best for the 60m at Karlsruhe's indoor meet on Friday

'Happy' Asher-Smith Equals Indoors 60m PB In Karlsruhe After 15-month Absence

'Happy' Asher-Smith equals indoors 60m PB in Karlsruhe after 15-month absence

File image of the town of Capurgana, near Necocli, and the Gulf of Uraba during a Colombian Air Force helicopter flight in Choco department, Colombia, near the border with Panama, on October 14, 2020

Covid Strands 1,000 Cuban, Haitian Migrants In Colombia

Covid strands 1,000 Cuban, Haitian migrants in Colombia

Antony Blinken, the new US secretary of state, speaks at his Senate confirmation hearing on January 19, 2021

US Senate Confirms Blinken As Secretary Of State

US Senate confirms Blinken as secretary of state

Former Radio Free Asia journalists Oun Chhin (right) and Yeang Sothearin arrive at a court in Phnom Penh in August 2019, one of a number of cases of governments acting against the US-based broadcaster

VOA, Radio Free Asia Get Editors Back Post-Trump But Worry About Damage

VOA, Radio Free Asia get editors back post-Trump but worry about damage

Former Ghana President Jerry Rawlings will be buried, finally, on Wednesday

Ghana Prepares To Bury Ex-leader Rawlings As Parties Vie Over Legacy

Ghana prepares to bury ex-leader Rawlings as parties vie over legacy

Central American migrants watch Joe Biden's inauguration at a shelter in Ciudad Juarez in northern Mexico

Biden Brings Hope For Migrants On Mexican-US Border

Biden brings hope for migrants on Mexican-US border

Trump, whose mandate ended Wednesday with the swearing-in of Joe Biden as America's 46th president, used his term to tighten the screws on Cuba

Cuba Says Trump Sanctions Cost It $20 Billion

Cuba says Trump sanctions cost it $20 billion

People seen crossing the Suchiate River from Guatemala to Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico on January 18, 2021 -- another caravan of some 4,000 migrants is trying to reach the US-Mexico border from Honduras

Biden To Unveil Sweeping Immigration Reforms

Biden to unveil sweeping immigration reforms

Ben Affleck, Ana De Armas Split After Actor Refused To Do This: Report

A report says Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas have decided to part ways because they couldn't agree on whether or not to have children together. However, some of their friends reportedly think they may reconcile in the future.