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Washington has had a long history of meddling in Latin American politics, but it's far from certain that it's behind the opposition to Maduro.

The Earth avoided a solar storm in 2012 that could have led to massive blackouts and a total impact cost of $2 trillion.

It's complex, but the main reason is that the WTO has no legal authority to intervene in this crisis.

How protesters are communicating in Venezuela and Ukraine, from smartphone apps to analog walkie-talkies.

The CIA's Senate Intelligence Committee abuse is hardly new. The CIA has frustrated JFK assassination inquiries/records access for decades.

The Venezuelan president rejects an offer from the American States Organization to mediate in the current upheaval, and even lashes back.

The United States ranks pretty low on the first-ever index that measures LGBT inclusion in armed forces.

Almost 100 works of art have been stolen from Havana's Art Museum. The FBI investigates, but mystery remains deep.

"Dancing With The Stars" have officially confirmed which celebrities will be participating in Season 18 of the ABC dance competition. Find out who they are here.

The EU has given the green light to a reopening of relations with Cuba, putting an end to almost a decade of embargo.

Schoolchildren across the Arab world learn rules that make little sense, and this disconnect from reality turns into political conflicts later.

Alfonso Fanjul, sugar tycoon and well-known anti-Castro activist, wants to invest in his home country.

Here are some highlights of the coverage of President Obama’s address by media outlets from around the world.

President Obama spoke about raising the minimum wage, and working with Congress on a number of economic and budget issues.

For young Dominicans who make it, the money they can earn in the big leagues dwarf their wildest dreams of fame and fortune.

As it turns out, the mass flight of citizens feared by the Castro government never happened. (Or so the government says.)

Venezuelans have an almost pathological obsession with physical beauty.

In the reformist spirit embraced by Raúl Castro, Cuba will loosen its grip on the vehicle market.

The poorest country in South America wants nuclear power, but its neighbors are going in the exact opposite direction.

Fun facts to share with family and friends about New Year's Eve.

Yasiel Puig reportedly was driving at 110 miles per hour in Florida.