Versailles Cuban Restaurant Is a Hub for Protesters in Miami, but Why?
Its long history for protesters and revelers continues, with recent demonstrations denouncing shortages of food and medicine in Cuba.
Liz Cheney Will Play Leading Role on Insurrection Special Comittee
Ms. Cheney will speak after the panel’s chairman, suggesting that Democrats plan to cast her in the role traditionally played by the ranking member of a committee, a high-profile post.
U.S. to End Combat Mission in Iraq
The agreement to end the combat mission is largely symbolic, since U.S. troops no longer accompany Iraqi forces hunting remaining pockets of Islamic State fighters.
Thomas Barrack, Trump Ally, Pleads Not Guilty
Earlier this week, Mr. Barrack was released on $250 million bond and ordered to wear a GPS location-monitoring bracelet at all times, according to a Justice Department spokesman.
V.A. Issues Employee Vaccine Mandate, a First for a Federal Agency
Many health care workers who provide direct patient care have eight weeks to get inoculated against the coronavirus or face penalties including possible removal.