Cuba travel interest surges as policy tweaks loom
Miami experts report a spike in U S interest in visiting Cuba after President Obama announced eased rules for travelers. Operators with licenses to bring Americans cheer rising demand, urging plans before stricter rules or licensing shifts change the market. Airlines and charter firms brace for possible policy shifts as regulators finalize new travel rules in coming weeks.
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Supreme Court weighs Florida same sex marriage case
Justices prepare a ruling on whether to permit same sex marriages in at least one Florida county starting Jan. 6 as the state appeals. The Florida decision precedes a broader ruling on whether the Constitution protects marriage rights for gay couples, with Evan Wolfson urging a decision. Judge Hinkle’s August ruling struck down Florida’s ban and raises questions about its county scope across all 67 counties.
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