From virtually the moment he and his band of bearded rebels rode into Havana in 1959 until his death from natural causes in 2016, the most iconic leader in Latin America was Fidel Castro. With his trademark military fatigues, slender Cohiba cigars, and marathon speeches vilifying Uncle Sam, Castro captured the imaginations of aspiring revolutionaries and millions of others around the world. Never content to merely govern Cuba, Castro worked tirelessly to export his ideas.

By Adam Garrie, Contributor, The MAHA Report

The party's stronger political positioning and the coming midterm elections seem to have shrunk many senators' appetite for another protracted shutdown fight.

Not surprisingly, his look back at his first year as our re-elected president bore no resemblance to anyone else's 2025.

Ever since President Trump decided to clean up Washington, DC, crime in the city has gone down in drastic numbers.

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