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Three state governors have banned official travel to Indiana, but make official visits to countries with dismal rights records.

Starting April 2, Americans considering traveling to Cuba can now book their stays through Airbnb.

New Jersey Sen. Robert Menendez told constituents in Newark that he's "outraged" by Justice Department charges.

The country may be struggling with goods shortages, but that won't put a dent in its military arsenal.

President Dilma Rousseff may finally land in Washington, but reportedly wants guarantees that the U.S. is no longer spying on her.

The discussions are running parallel to talks already underway toward normalizing relations between the two countries.

The documents reportedly show that the CIA considers Israel a “priority threat country,” along with Russia, China, Iran, Pakistan and Cuba.

The plane, named Ilyushin Il-112, is designed to carry out missions in any geographic or weather conditions.

The Army Sergeant was kept in a cage, beaten and threatened with execution, according to an account released by his attorney.

“I knew from the beginning that he was a deserter,” a U.S. Army veteran told IBTimes.

The U.S. Army has charged Bowe Bergdahl with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. It has prosecuted about 1,900 cases of desertion since 2001, but more than 20,000 soldiers fled service.

The U.S. Army is expected to announce the charges against the American POW freed in a prisoner swap with the Taliban.

The ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has been under a corruption probe for the past two years.

Fidel Castro penned another letter of support to Venezuela's embattled president as the U.S. and Cuba continue talks.

Venezuela's President Maduro alluded to Uruguay's vice president as a "coward," prompting a surprising crack in the countries' close friendship.

The Rev. Willie T. Barrow, a Chicago civil rights leader known as the "Little Warrior" for her small stature and determination to fight for equality, died on Thursday at age 90.

For the first time in 16 years, a U.S.-Cuban telephone link has resumed, which means Americans can make direct calls to Cuba and vice versa.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday asked parliament for decree powers in response to new U.S. sanctions, in a move opposition critics slammed as a power-grab.

The new authority will help him defend against the "aggression" of new U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, Maduro said.

Since 2009, about 5 percent of the detainees released have re-engaged in terrorism, as opposed to nearly 21 percent of those released earlier.

Obama cautioned it will take more time to fully establish normal relations with Cuba after more than a half-century rupture.