WASHINGTON — For all the instant outrage stemming from President Barack Obama’s shock decision to restore diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Cuba, it’s not the kind of policy shift that is likely to reverberate in the 2016 presidential campaign. By and large, those who support keeping the diplomatic freeze and embargo were already going to…

The Cuban community of Little Havana in Miami expressed shock and outrage at President Obama’s announcement to open talks with communist-run Cuba, warning the normalization of relations would lead to a path of disaster and destruction for America. “It is a betrayal,” said Carlos Munoz Fontanil in Calle Ocho, an exile community that has advocated for…

There may be enough money in Florida to support two presidential campaigns from two candidates who call the Sunshine State home, but politics and similarities between former Gov. Jeb Bush and Sen. Marco Rubio preclude having them both in the 2016 race, say the political experts. Donors with deep pockets and Florida Republican Party higher-ups have…