Keep pulling the thread on Bill Cassidy.
The U.S. Department of Justice is unsealing an indictment in a Florida federal court against former Cuban President Raul Castro.
Iran has warned the United States that it will attack U.S. interests or allies outside of the Middle East if the U.S. resumes military action against it.
The United States recently imposed a sanctions regime against top Cuban officials and Cuba's spy agency.
The United States has seized at least three oil tankers linked to Iran as part of its naval blockade.
The Trump administration considers Iran's counter-proposals in negotiations to be insufficient, citing a lack of discussion around curbing Iran's nuclear program.
Iran recently conducted military actions against U.S. regional allies, including a power plant strike in the UAE and drone incursions into Saudi Arabian airspace.
Senator Bill Cassidy voted against President Trump in a procedural vote related to war powers in the U.S. Senate.
Political analyst Nancy Cook predicts that President Trump's actions against incumbent Republican senators will create more critics of his agenda in Congress, particularly on issues like authorizing war with Iran.
The indictment against Raul Castro is connected to the shooting down of civilian planes by the Cuban Air Force in the 1990s.
Cuba's energy sector has been negatively impacted by a U.S. blockade of oil that began after U.S. actions against the Venezuelan regime.
President Trump has touted a buildup of U.S. military assets in the region surrounding Latin America as part of his administration's policy towards Cuba.
Iran's demands in negotiations with the U.S. include retaining control over the Strait of Hormuz, receiving full financial relief, and payments for war damages.