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The old “Cuban vote” doesn’t mean what it used to
The tumultuous Clinton-era politics of Cuba.
Here’s what it would take to really end the Cuban embargo
Hundreds of millions of dollars for a single infill station?
The last Hobbit film doesn’t dramatically change these rankings. But it’s still the best of that trilogy.
Gov. Peter Shumlin told reporters Wednesday the “time is not right” to move forward.
A handy checklist
Cigar Aficionado consistently rated Cuban cigars higher in blind taste tests.
See if you can put these jobs in order, from the highest to the lowest pay
New York’s “sandwich tax” might be the greatest fraud ever played on New Yorkers if you don’t count the ones that involve rent or drugs.
Here’s everything you need to know to understand music streaming.
It’s a convergence of the company’s biggest stars, a hotbed of ideas, and the birthplace of stories that have shaped (and will shape) the Marvel Universe.
Large US cities get 50 percent brighter at night during the holidays, thanks to the extra lighting.
How the country’s currency crisis compared to previous ones.
They smoke less, drink less and get pregnant less the generations of teens before them.