The United States watched the war unfold with more than just casual interest.

On February 24, 1895, Cuba’s war for independence began withthe Grito de Baire, a call by insurgents near Santiago de Cuba to begin their fighting. In subsequent months, Maceo, Gómez, and Martí landed on the island to join and lead growing ranks of rebels.

The writings and activism of José Martí became central to the struggle for independence of Cuba, whose epicenter had moved from Cuba to exile, along with many separatist leaders themselves.

How fear was born in Jamaica through the violence of the Elections.

This is a tribute to those who serve and have served in our military to prevent the horrors of war from coming to our shores here in America.

A summary of how America obtained territories and open door trade policies.

This article analyzes the actions that President Eisenhower made while he held this nations highest office. It argues that the man, though not deserving of a low standing, made many mistakes and should not be regarded as high as he is.

Russian textbooks rewrite history to portray Stalin as a good guy. Those in the west would be shocked and disturbed to hear that and rightly so. But Hollywood does the same thing with Che Guevara, who also killed innocent people and who sought to spread the same thing Stalin sought to spread.

An analysis of the behavior of the Colombian singer Juanes to the dictatorship of Fidel Castro in Cuba.

The Gentleman Gangster.