CUBA SPY CASE
U.S. agent for Cuba gets life in prison
A couple who professed admiration for Fidel Castro are sentenced to prison and will pay the federal government $1.7 million for spying for Cuba.
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A couple who professed admiration for Fidel Castro are sentenced to prison and will pay the federal government $1.7 million for spying for Cuba.
In Nicaragua, ex-contras prepare to oppose Sandinistas in a feud that stretches back to the war in the 1980s.
Iran offered a counterproposal to a U.N. offer to trade enriched uranium for refined fuel rods, irking some partners involved in multinational talks.
South Florida medical professionals rallied Saturday against the latest version of the Senate's healthcare bill.
The HMS Bounty sailed up to the Palm Beach Maritime Museum Saturday, flanked by a flotilla of recreational boats welcoming it to Peanut Island.
Onlookers lined up along the inlet jetties and on the docks at the Maritime Museum, exclaiming over the beauty of the ship as it rode in under sunny skies.Students at Key West High School are learning about alternative energy firsthand -- by making biodiesel to power a school bus and participating in a wind turbine pilot program.
For the second time in three weeks, a young woman in Coconut Grove was raped by a masked man, with both incidents occurring a block apart.
Business organizations and other influential interests say new rules to protect Florida's waterways and beaches wouldn't be worth the cost.
A dog of war who was saved in Iraq by a career Marine and brought to live in the United States has become something of a celebrity.