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• Hits for Abreu and Altuve bring to close great career, race for batting crown
• Miami Marlins' All-Star Giancarlo Stanton Takes Fastball To Face, Likely Lost For The Season
• Volcano Doctors Monitor Mexico's 'Popo'
• Fans create impromptu Walk of Fame star for Carrie Fisher
• Dead Puerto Rican Boxer Posed Standing In Ring For Wake
• Pope Francis praises Benedict and elderly at Vatican event
• Pope Francis Beatifies 124 Korean Martyrs; Hails Them As Models For The Church
• Pope Francis Coming To U.S. In 2015, Philadelphia Archbishop Says
• Jodi Arias jury selection begins in penalty phase retrial as prosecutors seek death penalty
• Connecticut town works to boost Latinos, Blacks in police force
• Memorial service held for Kentucky woman slain in Chile
• Kentucky Woman Found Dead In Chile, Likely Victim Of Homicide, Police Say
• Baltimore County police release footage of officer shooting
• Benicio del Toro, Denzel Washington winners at Spain's San Sebastian Film Festival
• Actress Debbie Reynolds reportedly rushed to hospital
• Spain celebrates Church's beatification of Opus Dei leader Alvaro del Portillo
• Scotland's 'No' vote fails to stop Catalonia's push for independence from Spain
• Seven People Trampled, One American, During Day 5 Of Running Of Bulls In Pamplona, Spain
• Couple Arrested For Using Elmo Doll To Smuggle 2 Parrots Across U.S.-Mexico Border
• After Opening Up To Foreign Investment Mexico Faces Hard Part: Finding Investors
• BMW To Build $1B Luxury Car Factory In Northern Mexico, Production Starts In 2019
• 'Bone-Breaker' Virus Has Affected A Quarter Million People In Americas. What Is Chikungunya?
• Mosquito-Borne Virus That Causes Severe Pain Spreading Rapidly In The Caribbean
• Hundreds Of Kids Hospitalized Across 10 States, Battling Mysterious Respiratory Virus
• Spanish Priest With Ebola Will Receive Experimental Drug To Treat Killer Virus
• Nadal set to make return at China Open following wrist injury
• Nadal's uncle and coach criticizes appointment of woman as Spain's Davis Cup captain
• Rafael Nadal Pulls Out Of U.S. Open Because Of Wrist Injury, Says It's 'Tough Moment' For Him
• Novak Djokovic Defeats Rafael Nadal, Clinches Sony Open Title
• Rafael Nadal Unstoppable At French Open, But Says Back Pain Is Bothering Him
• Rafael Nadal Falls Short With Injury To Stanislas Wawrinka At Australian Open Final
• Ryder Cup: Phil Mickelson gets a day of rest from captain Tom Watson
• Carlos Slim Foundation Launches Website Aimed At Helping Latinos Navigate U.S. Life
• Alejandro Bedoya's Goal, Young Players Lead U.S. Men's Soccer Team Past Czechs
• Mexican army unit accused in massacre has history of violence
• South Korea cuts 2017 growth forecast to 2.6 percent
• The head of Mayorga Coffee isn’t your average corporate CEO
• Goya Foods donates $150K to help Marc Anthony's charity build orphanage in Colombia
• Marc Anthony Debuts Fan-Made Music Video To Hit Song ‘Vivir Mi Vida’
• Marc Anthony’s First Ex-Wife Demands 10X More Child Support
• Marc Anthony Sues Online Music Company Over $1.3 Million Loan, Report Says
• Marc Anthony Set To Release Third Album In English
• Marc Anthony And Chloe Green Split After One Year Together, Say Multiple Sources
• 'Jersey Shore' star Snooki gives birth to baby girl
• Trump announces 8,000 more jobs for American workers
• Is ‘Jersey Shore’ Star Snooki Expecting Second Baby With Fiancé Jionni LaValle?
• China Urges Spain To Reverse Court's Arrest Order Of Former President Jiang Zemin
• Cat From Spain Ends Up 1,500 Miles Away, Lost In Small English Village
• Despite Protests, Revelers Kick Off Spain's Running Of The Bulls Festival In Pamplona
• Feds: Alabama to expand license office hours after probe
• Trump inaugural to include prayers from prosperity preachers
• Mexico's Immigration Crackdown Stemming Tide Of Migrants To U.S., Observers Say
• White House fence jumper's life went on downward spiral after second tour in Iraq
• Derek Jeter Bids Farewell To The All-Star Game As AL Beats NL, 5-3
• Mexican Army officer, seven soldiers held over alleged massacre of 22 people
• Attorney General Holder Expands Federal Rights For Married Same-Sex Couples
• Special Master Appointed For Debt Talks Between Argentina And U.S. Bondholders
• Eric Holder stepping down as attorney general after six years of service
• New York Lawmakers Ask Eric Holder To Take Over NYC Chokehold Death Investigation
• Hispanic affairs adviser to 3 presidents has high hopes for Trump
• LA Kings put high-scoring F Tyler Toffoli on injured reserve
• United Airlines Cuts Back On Flights To Struggling Venezuela
• Sale Of Major Venezuela Newspaper Raising Questions On Freedom Of The Press
• Shortages Shut Down Venezuela's Oldest Newspaper, El Impulso
• New Mexico DA accused of destroying emails about Gov. Susana Martinez's campaign
• NM Gov. Susana Martinez Calls For Calm Following Violent Confrontations In Albuquerque
• NM Gov. Susana Martinez: There's Evidence Beatings Took Place At A Private Ranch For Troubled Teens
• N.M. Gov. Susana Martinez Caught On Tape Insulting Opponents In Salty Language
• NM Gov. Susana Martinez Launches Campaign To Boost Roster Of Hispanic GOP Candidates
• New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez Has No Plans To Send National Guard To Border
• Clowning, Serious Business In Mexican Convention
• Obama to Hispanics on immigrants: I see my kids
• Half-naked woman flees to roof after deranged homeless man breaks into home
• Roommate Found Guilty Of Killing Latina Army Veteran He Fell In Love With
• Ricky Martin on how he explained to his son where he came from: 'You were in my heart'
• Ted Cruz To Stump In New Hampshire For Conservative Rising Star Aiming For U.S. Congress
• Pope Francis removes divisive Paraguayan bishop who promoted priest accused of sexual behavior
• Gov. Perry fires back at Mexico's Peña Nieto over border troop deployment criticism
• Turkey, Russia discussing Syria cease-fire
• Challenger In Ark. Senate Race Heats Up Campaign With Immigration Ad
• Lime Prices In Mexico Soar As Drug Cartels And Bad Weather Take Toll On Crop
• Mexican Cartels Become Web Savvy By Using Social Media For PR, Selfies
• Mexican Drug Cartels Are Now Involved In Lucrative Illegal Mining Operations
• Reggaeton star Don Omar charged with four counts of domestic abuse by police in Puerto Rico
• Don Omar’s ex regrets accusing reggaeton star of domestic abuse, reportedly dropping charges
• Hey, You With The 25 Smartphones! Cuba Gets Tough With Tourists Bringing Goods To Island
• Juanes Awes At Los Angeles 'Made In America' Star-Studded Music Festival
• Florida Primary Seen As Glimpse Of Former Governor's Odds Of Making A Comeback In November
• U.S. May Bring Thousands of Deported Mexicans Back Under Settlement
• Cleared of violating Iran sanctions, man hopes for pardon
• Jury Acquits Texas Father Of Killing Drunken Driver Who Crashed Into His Kids
• In Border Crisis, Texas Taking Costly Measures To Deter Migrants
• Recreational fishermen in Brazil attempting to catch giant anaconda caught on video
• Not done with 'The Glamorous Life,' Sheila E. has more stories to tell and bombshells to drop
• Singer Joan Manuel Serrat Named 'Person Of the Year' By Latin Recording Academy
• NYPD investigating video of police slamming pregnant woman into the street
• NYPD Internal Affairs Officer Admits To Being On Scene During Biker Melee
• NYPD Charge Biker In Beating Of Motorist After Clashing On The Road
• NYPD Investigating Presence Of Undercover Cop At Biker Beating
• NYPD To Stop Collecting Condoms From Sex Workers As Evidence Of Prostitution
• NYPD Unions Lose Bid Challenging Ruling On Stop-And-Frisk Tactics
• Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval Won't Be Rick Perry's Vice Presidential Pick
• Mexico's Interjet grounds 11 Russian-made planes over safety
• Meet The Latinas From 'Orange Is The New Black'
• Maduro recalls Chávez with trip to South Bronx as country makes bid for U.N. security council seat
• Venezuela Evicts 3,000 Squatters From Famed 'Tower Of David' Skyscraper
• U.S. Soccer's Hope Solo claims innocence in domestic violence case: 'I will be fully exonerated'
• United Continental settles suit over discrimination against non-U.S. citizens
• Immigrant rights activist sought for deportation takes sanctuary in Portland church
• All-female taxi service launches in New York City, and they wear pink
• Sen. Marco Rubio Suggests Immigration Reform Should Be Done In Stages
• Senators Rubio, Cruz And Menendez Say They Support Israeli Military Offensive In Gaza
• Marco Rubio, Bob Menendez Urge Latin American Presidents To Restore Diplomatic Relations With Israel
• Pressure Builds For President Obama To Take Action Against Islamic State Inside Syria, Sen. Rubio Says U.S. Must Act
• Emmy Awards May Hold A Record For Sofia Vergara's 'Modern Family'
• Sofia Vergara Fights Back Against Critics That Claimed She Was Objectified By The Emmys
• Breast Milk Banks In Brazil Slash Infant Mortality By Two-Thirds, Become Model For The World
• Texas man used cocaine to buy votes for school board, prosecutors say
• Seattle Seahawks' DeShawn Shead proposes to girlfriend Jessica Martinez after Broncos win
• Woman charged in $2 million theft from Catholic Charities
• Taylor Swift surprises 96-year-old WWII veteran for Christmas
• Argentina's President Is Back From Surgery, But Economic Doldrums Continue
• Americas Summit Sans United States: Venezuela, Argentina To Push For Puerto Rican Independence
• Illinois Reviewing Its Handling Of Driver's License Applications By Undocumented After Immigration Bust
• President Obama Says Immigration Reform Will Happen 'Soon,' But Offers No Specifics
• Former No. 1 Ana Ivanovic retires from tennis at 29
• Dylann Roof won't work to spare his life in church massacre
• Police seek new information about woman's 1981 disappearance
• Search underway for woman, girl who vanished on road trip
• Trucker faces terrorist threat charge in Missouri standoff
• Town Of 600 Sexy Brazilian Women Desperately Seeks Men For Love, Marriage; But Don't Plan To Stick Around
• Rafael Nadal Moves To The Qatar Open Final After Beating Peter Gojowczyk
• Rafael Nadal Gets Crushed In Wimbledon By 19-Year-Old Nick Kyrgios
• Rafael Nadal Still The 'King Of Clay,' Beats Novak Djokovic At Roland Garros
• Uruguay President Visits White House And Says U.S. Must 'Become A Bilingual Country'
• Army Hero Receives Presidential Medal, Many Are Honored At White House Ceremony
• Man Who Shot At White House In 2011, A Latino From Idaho, Sentenced To 25 Years
• Prosecutor: Alleged White House fence jumper had 800 rounds of ammunition in car
• Germany: Tunisian contact of Berlin attacker arrested
• Raids On Cartel Money Laundering Operations In L.A.'s Fashion District Net $90 Million, Feds Say
• Mitt Romney Backs Latino School Board Official In Florida GOP Primary For House
• Ethical Issues Cloud Florida House Race
• Jodi Arias Shopping For A Lawyer: She Doesn't Want To Represent Herself Anymore
• Judge Allows Jodi Arias To Act As Her Own Lawyer At Death Penalty Hearing
• NY man freed after wrongfully jailed for 23 years dies suddenly from asthma attack
• Mexican selling camping trips for kids arrested after mistakenly showing parents kiddie porn
• Marine veteran helps wife give birth to baby daughter on California freeway shoulder
• Fort Hood Shooter Took Life Of Fellow Puerto Rican Soldier, Carlos Lazaney
• 911 centers struggle to find callers on cellphones, and results can be deadly
• Chicago White Sox José Abreu Breaks Rookie Records For Runs Batted In
• French president pardons battered woman who killed husband
• 911 caller asks for ride home, gets arrested
• Pregnant Zoe Saldaña attempts to pole dance at airport in cute, hilarious video
• Mayweather Hoping To Find Peace In The Ring Against Maidana After Week Full Of Turmoil
• NASA's Maven explorer arrives at Mars after a 442 million mile journey
• Model fights back after wildfire burns 65 percent of her body
• Spanish Priest With Ebola Stable In Madrid Hospital, Health Officials Say
• Netanyahu slams Kerry's speech defending UN vote as 'unbalanced'
• Spanish Priest Receiving Experimental Ebola Treatment Dies In Madrid Hospital
• NFL & FIFA Join Forces In Effort To Combat Head Injuries In Sports
• Little tough guys: Faces of the Young America Football League, 1939
• Weight loss surgery tied to lasting digestive issues
• Pope Francis in Albania asks Muslims to denounce extremists who 'pervert' religion to justify violence
• Drought dries up wells in largely Hispanic California town
• Kerry rips ‘settler agenda’ in speech defending UN vote, Israeli PM fires back
• White House intruder identified as Army veteran, Secret Service tighten security
• Is JLo-Drake relationship just for show?
• Spanish judge indicts nine hackers with U.S. connections for $45 million cyber fraud
• Ex-GOP candidate arrested in KY says he was rescuing horses
• Police: four of five California escapees caught, one still at large
• Best beach bodies of 2016
• Police: 8 boys accused Minnesota teacher, husband of abuse
• DHS Chief: Zero Tolerance On Illegal Immigration, But Deportations May Take A While
• Fastest-Growing Minority Group In 2013? Not Latinos; Drop In Immigration May Be Cause
• Former Salvadoran president sent to jail to await trial
• El Salvador Presidential Elections: Former Guerrilla Leader Sánchez Cerén Declared Winner
• New U.S. Ambassador To Dominican Republic Plunges Into Country's Immigration Controversy
• Dominican Republic Rejects Discrimination Human Rights Report
• Medical Tourism In Dominican Republic For Cosmetic Surgery A Low-Cost, High-Risk Affair
• Dominican Republic Vows To Solve Citizenship Status Crisis
• Desperate text leads deputies to kidnapped teen; mother found dead
• Venezuela Ponders Raising Gas Prices, Now At 5 Cents A Gallon; Backlash Feared
• Pope Francis appoints Spokane's Cupich to be next Chicago archbishop
• Pope Francis Gives His Blessing To 'Soccer Peace Match' Featuring World's Top Stars
• Gov. Rick Perry Blasted By Mexican Official Over Claim ISIS Terrorists May Have Entered U.S. From Mexico
• Hurricane Odile Moves To The Northwest Off Coast Of Southern Mexico
• Hurricane Norbert Drenches Mexico But Could Provide Relief For Parched U.S. Southwest
• Hurricane Norbert Weakens After Pounding Mexico's Baja California Coast With Rain, Wind
• Jeb Bush Getting Little Love Over 'Act Of Love' Remark, Quip Could Derail Presidential Bid
• House Speaker John Boehner Says He 'Nudged' Jeb Bush To Presidential Run
• Former Congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart speaks of son's suicide publicly for first time
• Lawmakers Ask Bush to Give Temporary Legal Status to Venezuelans
• Florida Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart to Retire
• Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R-FL) to Retire
• Miley Cyrus spits at crowd in Mexico concert, whips fake butt with the national flag
• Comedian Joan Rivers Dies At 81, Daughter Melissa Rivers Confirms
• Colombian cycling team defends racy uniform: 'we are not considering changing it'
• Urán Withdraws From Spanish Vuelta For Medical Reasons, 2nd Top Colombian Cyclist To Drop Out
• Colombian Cyclist Nairo Quintana Overtakes Lead At Spain's La Vuelta
• The Sky Is The Limit For Nairo Quintana, Colombia's Newest Cycling Phenom
• Two bums are better than one; JLo adds Iggy Azalea to 'Booty' remix video
• JLo Shaking Her Booty, Justin Bieber Losing His Pants The High And Low Of Fashion Week Concert
• JLo Not 'Stressing,' But Everyone Else Is As Diva Arrives Five Hours Late To Video Shoot
• White House denies report Kerry discussed UN Israel measure with Palestinian official
• Pollution from dead Ivy League lab mice worries neighborhood
• The elusive and exclusive ‘Mile-High Club’ celebrates its 100th anniversary
• Couple Arrested In Burglary Of Nicolas Cage's Ex Allege They Have A Sex Tape Of Charlie Sheen
• Eva Longoria Praises Women As Sex Symbols And Serious Entrepreneurs
• Mexican Cop Fired For Having Sex On Patrol Truck While On Duty
• American Apparel Founder Dov Charney Ousted Over Cyber 'Sex Slave' Case, Report Says
• Arbitrator Says Sex Cream Caused Miami Beach Cop’s Failed Drug Test, Puts Him Back On Job
• Medellín 'world's biggest brothel'; sex trade in Pablo Escobar's hometown fueled by young virgins
• Agreement On Drugs Reached Between Colombian Government And Rebels
• Chronicle Of A Death Much Mourned: Gabriel García Márquez Honored In Mexico, Colombia
• Arms Dealer Pleads Guilty In U.S. Court Of Conspiracy To Sell Weapons To Colombia's FARC
• CIA Helped Colombia Kill At Least Two Dozen FACR Rebel Leaders, Report Says
• Chiquita Foods Seeks Colombian Terror Payments Case Tossed Out In U.S. Court
• Protecting your heart during the holidays
• ATF: Man Caught In Fla. Trying To Buy Heavy Weapons To Send To Puerto Rico Part Of Growing Trend
• Puerto Rico Announces Plan To Promote Itself As Medical Tourism Destination
• 21-Year-Old Chilean Woman Auctions Off Her Virginity To Pay School
• Brazilian Student Gets $780K for Virginity from Japanese Man
• Brazilian Auctions Her Virginity to Save Her Mother
• Brazilian Student Auctions Off Virginity for Charity
• Gael Garcia Bernal reveals he actually never married ex Dolores Flores
• John Stossel: Trump's choice
• So many types of flu shots, so little time: Not enough people getting vaccine, CDC warns
• 6 Flu Prevention Tips: This Season Be Proactive, Not Reactive
• Bird Flu Research to Resume With New Safety Rules
• FDA Approves New Seasonal Flu Vaccine
• Affluent Immigrants Get A Taste Of Home During Hospital Stays
• CDC Warns That U.S. Is In Middle Of Flu Season, Cases Increasing
• Data breach at Home Depot affected 56 million debit and credit cards over 6 months
• 6-year-old swipes napping mom's thumbprint to shop online
• U.S. women's soccer team beats Mexico, 4-0; Hope Solo notches record 73rd shutout
• Brazilian Babies Born Tuesday To Get 'Brazuca' World Cup Soccer Ball
• After Amazing Run At World Cup, Colombian Soccer Team Gets A Heroes' Welcome
• Cuban Leaders Eye New Port As Economic Lifeline
• Alan Gross, Jailed In Cuba, Vows To Return To U.S. 'Dead Or Alive' Within The Year
• Mother of Alan Gross, American Contractor Jailed In Cuba Since 2009, Dies At 92
• Bowe Bergdahl Swap Rekindles Calls For U.S. To Get Alan Gross Released From Cuba Jail
• Alan Gross Marks 4 Years In Cuban Prison, Begs President Obama To Get Him Out
• Witness: 21 gang members killed by Mexican Army after they had surrendered
• Malls across US beef up security after brawls
• Faster Internet and more higher education: census data captures changing life in Florida
• After Taking Hard-Line Immigration Stance Four Years Ago, Florida Gov. Rick Scott Now Courting Latinos
• Cuban Migrant Survives 9-Hour Windsurfing Trek Across Florida Straits; Two Others Missing
• Brazilians Help Lift U.S. Economy, Make Their Mark On Florida And Beyond
• Democratic Candidates Don't Shy Away From Embargo While Courting Florida's Cuban Voters
• Liam Hemsworth, Eiza Gonzalez Get Cozy In NYC – With Miley Also In Town
• Looking For Undocumented Immigrants, Authorities Stumble Upon Two-Acre Pot Farm In Texas, Near Border
• Looking For Undocumented Immigrants, Authorities Stumble Upon Two-Acre Pot Farm In Texas, Near Border
• Federal Lawsuit Forces Border Patrol To Inform Mexican Migrants Of Their Rights
• Drone Nearly Collides With NYPD Helicopter; Brooklyn Man Arrested For Reckless Endangerment
• Drones Take To The Skies In Peru To Spot And Guard Archaeological Sites
• Drones Over South Texas: Region Among Select Few Designated As Test Site
• Army colonel sentenced to 12 years in child pornography case
• Business events scheduled for Thursday
• Chicago speeds up plan to equip officers with body cameras
• 'You cannot eat here': Hawaii café riles residents with ban on Trump voters
• Psych Ward In Peru Holds Parade To Celebrate Country's Independence
• Peruvian Developer Readies To Make The Rundown Packard Car Plant In Detroit Home
• New study raises questions about artificial sweeteners and potential link to type 2 diabetes
• Smart Lens: Contacts Monitor Blood Sugar Level For Diabetes Patients
• Veteran Broadway actor George S. Irving dies
• Bob Menendez Donor Tops Medicare Money List; Fla. Opthalmologist Raked In Nearly $21 Million
• CES 2017: What to expect
• Brazil's Ruling Party Announces President Dilma Rousseff's Re-Election Bid
• Brazil Inks Mutual Cooperation Treaties With Japan
• Brazil Pres. Rousseff Puts Re-Election Campaign On Hold After Opponent Dies In Plane Crash
• Ahead Of Brazil's Presidential Elections, Newcomer Silva Rises In Polls Against Rousseff
• Yankees slugger Carlos Beltran says 'Life took away blessing' after wife suffers miscarriage
• TV Show helps lead to arrest of man accused In 1997 slaying of teen girl and her unborn child
• Court Blocks Arizona Ban On Driver's Licenses For Young Immigrants
• DHS Audit Uncovers Huge Waste In Border Patrol Housing In Arizona: $680K For Homes Worth $86K
• Polygamous leader takes plea deal in food-stamp fraud case
• Ronda Rousey's nemesis on Friday's bout: 'She'd better be ready'
• Chile's President Michelle Bachelet Meets With Obama To Discuss Energy Project, Free Trade
• Strengthening Hurricane Odile Targets Mexico's Baja California Peninsula
• U.S. Imposes Sanctions On North Korean Companies Linked To Cuban Arms Shipment
• LeAnn Rimes And Eddie Cibrian Say His Sons Asked About Their Headline-Making Affair
• Boston Red Sox Said To Have Reached 7-Year, $72M Deal With Cuban Defector Rusney Castillo
• 'Homesick Hijacker' William Potts, Back From Cuba, Gets 20-Year Sentence, Parole In 7 Years
• Two South Florida Women, One Disabled, Held In Cuba On Charges Of Smuggling Pot
• Menendez Asks Justice Department To Investigate Cuba Role In Campaign Against Him
• Number Of Cubans Crossing Into U.S. Through Mexico Jumps 150% In Five Years
• Senate Presidential Hopefuls Separate From Other Contenders, And Each Other, Over ISIS Threat
• Say 'Cheese': Border Patrol Agents To Begin Wearing Helmet Cameras
• Rick Perry To Deploy National Guard To South Texas To Secure U.S.-Mexico Border
• Border Patrol Has Agents In The In Wrong Places, Making Processing Immigrants Difficult
• U.S. Border Patrol Agents To Civilian Militias: Leave Enforcement Along Rio Grande Valley To The Pros
• Almost Half Of Latinos Support Quick Deportation Of Central American Kids, Poll Shows
• Romania: Social Democrats make new proposal for premier
• Georgetown Nursing Student Died Of Meningitis, School Says; Source Of Infection Unknown
• North American Held Up At Gunpoint In Argentina Captured Whole Scene With Helmet Camera
• Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber Pack PDA At Friend's Party
• Art Dealer Wanted In U.S. For Multimillion Dollar Fraud Is Caught In Spain
• Bodybuilder faces backlash after mocking elderly woman at the gym
• With the loss of its celebrities, Gen X ponders mortality
• Church shooter Dylann Roof says he won't call witnesses, give evidence to spare life
• New York City Police Destroy Fruit, Vegetable Stands In Washington Heights Raid
• Police Arrest Three More Costumed Characters In New York's Times Square
• New York Mayor Bill de Blasio Talks Immigration With Pope Francis' Top Aide
• New York City To Provide Lawyers To Poor Residents Caught In The Immigration System
• Cannibal-Plot Case Against New York City Cop Thrown Out
• Polls Show N.M. Incumbents Widening Their Election Leads; Gov. Martinez Leads Challenger King By 18 Points
• 2 Spaniards arrested as they returned to Europe from Syria
• FIFA Issues Punishment With Teeth: Uruguay's Luis Suarez Out 9 Games, Four Months For Bite
• Aaron Hernandez Claims He Was Not Read Miranda Rights, Felt 'Helpless' During House Search
• Man Charged In Quadruple Murder Bought Shovel For Burial With Victim's Credit Card, Police Say
• Mr. Trump, you owe “Duck Dynasty” a gold-plated duck blind
• Tampa Suspect In Quadruple Murder Makes Court Appearance
• Tampa Suspect Of Quadruple Murder Calmly Tells Reporters That He's Innocent
• Florida Quadruple-Murder Suspect Ismael Santisteban Proclaims Innocence In Jailhouse Interview
• Now It Hurts: Scarcity Of Breast Implants Latest Blow To Venezuelan Economy, Psyche
• Venezuela's Chavez Offers Free Removal of Defective Breast Implants
• Women Fret Over Implants, Line Up at Doctor's Offices
• Venezuela Offers Free Removal of PIP Breast Implants
• Actress Eva Mendes Is No High-End Shopper: 'Nothing Gets Me Like A $4 Dress'
• 'Instructions Not Included': Spanish-Language Movie Surprises At Box Office
• Latina: Eva Mendes Remains Tight-Lipped on Relationship
• Eva Mendes Denies Pregnancy, Ryan Gosling Split Rumors
• Police: Son was with man stabbed Christmas Eve at Target
• 'Amnesty Plan' Ad Brings Immigration Front And Center In Kentucky Senate Race
• Residents: Mosul's last bridge disabled by airstrike
• Flawed Immigration System Allows Undocumented Children To Legally Stay In U.S. For Years
• Gains From Republican Ad Push On Immigration Still Unclear
• Steve Martin deletes Twitter tribute to Carrie Fisher after backlash
• Hispanic Heritage Month Draws to a Close
• Tuesday Primary Could Lead To First Latino Or First Female Governor Of Rhode Island
• Albert Pujols And L.A. Angels 1st MLB Team To Clinch Postseason Berth With 8-1 Win Over Mariners
• MLB Expanded Replay Begins This Season; Only Some Plays To Be Shown In Slow Motion
• Former MLB All-Star Magglio Ordóñez Elected Mayor in Venezuelan City
• Biogenesis Owner Anthony Bosch To Plead Guilty In MLB Steroid Scandal
• Efren Navarro Hits First MLB Homer To Lead Los Angeles Angels Past Detroit Tigers
• Unable To Prove Citizenship, At Least 115,000 People Risk Losing Health Coverage
• Ku Klux Klan Using Current Immigration Crisis As Recruiting Tool In South Carolina
• Skin cancer drop in Northeast bucks rising rates elsewhere
• Undocumented Woman Claims She Was Sexually Assaulted At ICE-Recommended Shelter
• Incumbents Likely To Be Re-elected To Congress Despite Voter Discontent
• Another Bad Deal For Atlantic City: Trump Plaza Fourth Casino To Close Its Doors This Year
• New York And New Jersey Prep For The First 'Mass Transit Super Bowl'
• Gov. Chris Christie Stuck In 'Bridgegate' Jam, Fires Top Aide And Apologizes To New Jersey
• New Jersey Considers Granting In-State Tuition To Undocumented Immigrants
• New Jersey Woman Buried Alive In Shallow Grave, Died Of Asphyxiation, Police Say
• US families provide billions in unpaid care to kids with special needs
• Jennifer Lawrence won't take selfies with fans
• U.S. Street Gangs Avoiding Detection, Police Officials Say, By Toning Down Colors, Hiding Ink
• Suspect In FL Day Care Crash Surrenders, Has Alleged Ties To Latin Kings Gangs
• Brawls, Street Gangs Threaten Joint Dallas Cowboys-Oakland Raiders Practices
• In Violent Honduras, Soccer Is Offering Young Children An Escape From Gangs, Drugs
• California Is Main Gateway For Mexican Meth, Alliances With Street Gangs Worry Authorities
• Flesh-Colored Uniform Of Women's Cycling Team From Colombia Called 'Unacceptable'
• Mexican Woman Denied Visa For Sister's Life-Saving Bone Marrow Transplant
• Berlin attacker's cell phone provides crucial details of attack, report finds
• Philippines president claims he dropped kidnapper from helicopter
• Girl pinned by 1,500-pound boulder is freed, but badly hurt
• Naya Rivera Tops ‘Rolling Stone’ Magazine's Latin Hot List
• Naya Rivera Returning To ‘Glee’s’ Final Season, But There Is A Catch
• Naya Rivera Was Not Fired From 'Glee,' Rep Says
• iPhone 6 And 6 Plus Pre-Orders Surpassed 4 Million Mark In 24 Hours, Apple Says
• The Latest: Man charged in DC slaying getting treatment
• Can't Stand The Heat? LeBron James Opts Out Of Miami Contract After Four Years
• 'Emotional hangovers' are real and long-lasting, say scientists
• 'Friendship Bench' chats ease symptoms of depression, says study
• Obama to Meet With Canada, Mexico Leaders on Trade
• Alberto Contador Rebounds From Tour De France Withdraw To Win Spanish Vuelta
• Police: Naked man jumping on cars along busy Florida highway
• 8-year-old transgender boy asked to leave Cub Scout pack
• Rock-wielding protesters attack Argentine leader's vehicle
• What football could teach Obama (and Trump) about success
• The Latest: Activists: at least 20 killed in Syria airstrike
• Hungary: Editors fired over altered prime minister interview
• Achieving Diversity In Police Departments Is No Easy Task, Experts Say
• DEA Tip Helps Costa Rica Coast Guard Recover 1.5 Tons Of Pot
• Obama and Kerry's Middle East peace 'plan' is simply an act of moral cowardice
• Contractor sues couple, claiming pet squirrel attack
• Louisiana County Expects $4.6 Million Tab To Educate 533 Unaccompanied Minors
• U.S. Women's Soccer Team Routs Mexico 8-0 In World Cup Qualifier Warm-Up
• Bob Fioretti To Challenge Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Hopes To Rally Minority Vote
• Amazon busts big holiday move, ships over one billion items
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. Dominated Marcos Maidana From The Opening Bell
• Iran shocked by images of homeless sleeping in graves
• Germany: 54,000 migrants get grant to return home in 2016
• Hurricane Cristobal Moves Quickly Toward North Atlantic
• Pope Francis To Iraqi Christians: 'The Church Suffers With You And Is Proud Of You'
• Samsung is launching three services to help personalize your TV experience
• Immigration Could Be Hot-Button Issue In Nebraska's Governor Race
• Cruise Ship Visits Increase In Puerto Rico
• Puerto Rico Power Company Wins Big Reprieve To Delay Loan Payment
• Boston Children's Hospital Initiative Milagros Para Niños Gives Health Care Access To Latinos
• Marco Rubio Denies Suggesting His Potential Challenger Hillary Clinton Is Too Old To Run
• Mexican President To Discuss Immigration, Trade During California Visit
• U.S. Rep. Sanford Calls Off Engagement With Argentinean 'Soul Mate'
• The Latest: Dylann Roof won't submit evidence to spare life
• Argentina's Debt Fight: What It Is, Why It Matters
• A 'Messi' Situation: Argentina Looking To Stop Parents Naming Children After Soccer Star
• Argentina Refuses To Honor $1.5B Debt Despite U.S. Supreme Court Ruling
• Russia opens criminal probe of videotaped bear killing
• Apple (AAPL) Posts Its Largest Earnings Gain In Nearly 2 Years
• Feds To West: Colorado River Is Bone-Dry, Prepare To Compromise Over Water Rights
• Passions And Tempers Flare Over Wild Horses In New Mexico Town
• Eva Longoria Says Latino President 'Inevitable' Given Demographics In U.S.
• Puerto Rico's Gov. García Padilla Pledges New Vote On Island's Status
• 'Barefoot Bandit' reportedly freed from work-release program
• U.S. Employs Drones In Caribbean Drug War
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry Calls For Drones In Air And More Federal Agents To Address Border Crisis
• After Feds Learn He Is U.S. Citizen,11-Year-Old Migrant Is Released From Monthlong Detention
• Civil Rights Groups Sue U.S. Government Over Speedy Deportations Of Central Americans
• Colombian Crooks Get A Day In The Park Thanks To Overcrowded Jail
• Grandfather pleads no contest after 8-year-old driver dies
• Hunger Strike In The Afternoon: Jobless Colombian Toreros Protest Bullfighting Ban
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• German minister: ban names such as 'vegetarian schnitzel'
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