U.S. and Cuban diplomats erupt in shouting match at United Nations
S. and Cuban diplomats erupt in shouting match at United Nations Oct. 27, 202601:24 Relentless rounds of high tides flood communities Serial killer Ted Bundy linked to 1974 murder of Utah teenager Detroit-area school pulls off surprise for principal who survived breast cancer Screens crack on Apple’s new foldable iPhone Now Playing U. S. and Cuban diplomats erupt in shouting match at United Nations UP NEXT Trump holds two rallies in critical Texas battleground Michigan Senate race reaches a boiling point Unclear outcome from high stakes Israeli election Comey faces criminal charges for third time Police called to three-year-old’s soccer game Four girls get emotional homecoming surprise from military dad Final sprint to midterms Opposition leader makes daring return to Venezuela King tides flood communities along both U. S. coasts Manhunt underway for convicted murderer who escaped from Tennessee prison Florida man who swallowed $769,000 in Tiffany diamonds found guilty Venezuelan opposition leader returns after months in exile Crackdown in the West Bank days ahead of Israeli elections Voters sound off about the economy ahead of critical midterm elections Fire at seafood plant forces evacuations in Oregon Nightly News U. Ambassador Mike Waltz and Cuba’s foreign minister traded heated words at the United Nations as Waltz accused Cuba’s government of corruption. NBC News’ Emilie Ikeda reports. Oct. 27, 2026 Relentless rounds of high tides flood communities Serial killer Ted Bundy linked to 1974 murder of Utah teenager Detroit-area school pulls off surprise for principal who survived breast cancer Screens crack on Apple’s new foldable iPhone Now Playing U. S. and Cuban diplomats erupt in shouting match at United Nations UP NEXT Trump holds two rallies in critical Texas battleground Best of NBC News
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