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• Guatemala: Otto Perez Molina Leads in Early Poll Results
• After Facundo Cabral Slaying, Musicians Cancel Shows; Demand Tighter Security in Guatemala
• Ex-Guatemalan First Lady Can't Run for President Despite Divorce
• Atlanta Hospital to Pay $325,500 a Year to Treat Dialysis Patients
• Texas Wildfire Destroys Over 1,500 Homes, 17 People Missing
• The First 100 Days: Can Trump really 'drain the swamp'?
• 3 detectives killed, burned in southern Mexico
• In Guatemala Elections, Crime-Weary Voters Leaning Toward General for President
• Trump closes companies tied to Saudi Arabia
• US Open: Rafael Nadal Blasts Past Andy Roddick; Faces Andy Murray in Semis
• Dylann Roof laughed during church slaying confession to FBI
• John Daly, 13-year-old Little John set for Father/Son event
• 9/11 Anniversary: Play About Its Effect on 3 Latino Families
• Lottery Winner Played the Birthdays of Her Kids and Grandkids
• Winning Mega Millions Lottery Numbers Mirror Mystery from 'Lost'
• Harris English, Matt Kuchar take Shootout lead
• It Takes Hundreds to Tango
• Man gets 19-45 years in Michigan's 'Baby Kate' disappearance
• Big quake in Pacific prompts tsunami warnings in islands
• Mother confesses in disappearance of 6-year-old that shook Hawaii nearly 20 years ago
• Sewage-Tainted Floodwaters Threaten Public Health Along Northeast
• Fidel Castro Breaks Silence, Putting End to Rumors That He is Near Death
• Buddy Holly's Wife is on a Mission to Guard His Legacy
• Obama's Uncle Had Valid Social Security Card, Report Says
• Power Blackout Throws Millions In Southwest And Mexico into Dark and Heat
• VIDEO: Interview with California GOP Candidate Carly Fiorina
• UN Peacekeeping Countries Consider Future of Mission in Haiti
• North Carolina DREAMers to "Come Out" at Rally
• Ronaldo to be Honored by Brazil in June Friendly
• Ronaldo, Three-Time FIFA Player of the Year, Retires
• Cristiano Ronaldo Injury Could Spell Champions League Problems For Real Madrid
• Garcetti Joins Race for Mayor of L.A.
• Trump transition team seeks details on Energy Dept. workers
• Rafael Nadal Advances in US Open After Several Delays
• Mexico Sets Guiness Record for Largest Folk Dance
• US Researchers Identify Two Different Strains of Autism
• What Happens to the Quesadilla Lady When a WalMart Opens Up?
• In Defense of Mayor Bloomberg's (Admittedly Bad) Spanish
• Obama's Visit to Puerto Rico Aims to Reach Mainland Boricuas
• Settlement Reached in Border Killing Civil Case
• Mexican Authorities Identify New Suspects in Casino Fire; $1.3 Million Reward Offered
• Governor and Mayor Asked to Step Down for Mexico Casino Arson Investigation
• More NY Residents Eligible for Compensation over 9/11 Illnesses
• The Latest: School boss bans Confederate flag clothing
• Students checked at hospital after eating marijuana candy
• Texas Firefighters Gain Ground Against Wildfire
• The Latest: Private eye for defense concedes witness error
• 5 Suspects Arrested in Deadly Casino Attack in Mexico
• Immigration Offenses Make Latinos New Majority in Federal Prisons, Report Says
• Clinton decries fake news in speech on Capitol Hill
• Birth Control Must be Covered by Health Insurance, Government Says
• Texas Inmates Enroll in Prison-Based Seminary
• Prison Mustangs Will Help Patrol Borders
• Man Convicted of Holding Smuggled Immigrants Hostage Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison
• Most Americans Willing to Sacrifice Freedoms in Fight Against Terror, Poll Says
• Owl-Kicking Soccer Star Sentenced to Work at Zoo
• Bob Bradley to Coach Mexican Club Team?
• In Spain, Soccer's Ball Boys Take on Shady Tactics
• City Halts Airport Project, Cites Immigration Law
• Newark Airport Security Agents Profiled Mexicans and Dominicans, Says Report
• Geert Wilders' 'hate speech' prosecution just gave the European right a big shot in the arm
• Vogue's Fashion Night Out Takes its Style to Mexico
• Scottish Officials May Take Four Obese Kids Into Custody
• Brazil Amazon Activists Assassinated for Their Work, Police Say
• Mexico's Once Thriving Neighborhood Markets Find Sales Declining
• Banker is Opening the College Doors for Immigrant Families
• Killing at youth rehab center 1st known violent incident
• The Latest: Critics say Alabama execution drug is flawed
• Shares in troubled Italian bank plunge amid bailout fears
• Good Friday Recipes -- Fish, Fish & More Fish
• Passover: Memories of a Cuban Exile
• Bernie Williams to Join Latino Baseball Hall of Fame
• Argentina's Folk Singer Facundo Cabral Killed in Guatemala
• Guatemalan Syphilis Experiments by United States Were "Unusually Inhumane," Says Panel
• The Latest: Roof's confession to church shooting came fast
• L.L. Bean boots making their style comeback
• Verdict: Pilot Not Guilty in Drowning of Man Who Was Swimming Toward Texas
• Caffeine Buzz May Be All in the Mind, UK Researchers Say
• California State Senate Approves Dream Act Bill
• Why I have high hopes for Betsy DeVos to lead Trump’s Education Department
• Man sentenced to death for killings of men dumped in river
• Diplomat: Geneva meeting could avoid 'destruction' in Aleppo
• Trump stumps for Louisiana Senate candidate ahead of runoff, in bid to boost majority
• Yankees Cano Wins Home Run Derby in Arizona, Beating Gonzalez
• The main reason people avoid the dentist isn't fear
• Volcano Close to Mexico City and Puebla Begins to Stir
• Dream Act Gets First Senate Committee Hearing
• Rep. Robert Pittenger: Why Commerce must not give China 'market economy' status
• Dogs Rescued from PR Shelter Up for Adoption
• Mexican Town Slammed for Offering Tax Exemption for Euthanizing Dogs
• Forget Tinder? Looking to tradition to find a mate
• Opinion: The Cures Act will help improve, modernize our mental health system
• French president offers support to Cyprus peace talks
• Sinaloa Drug Cartel Bosses Busted in Utah
• Soldier Orlando Salazar Killed in Texas Bar Fight While on Leave from Army
• Grounding our children in gratitude
• Arizona: Teachers Can Have Accents and Use Bad Grammar
• What's next for Hillary? Latest moves indicate Clinton won't fade away
• Essay: Happy 100th Birthday, Cantinflas!
• Gen. Ronald L. Johnson: Why Macedonia's time is now
• Vast online dangers threaten curious kids
• Mexico and United States Both to Blame for Drug Cartel Violence, Majority Say in Study
• New York City Stop & Frisk Lawsuit Can Proceed, Judge Says
• Mayor Michael Bloomberg to Launch Initiative to Help Black, Latino Youth in New York City
• Funeral for Xavier Tondo, Spanish Cyclist, to be Held on Wednesday
• Spanish Runner Suspended After Doping Allegations
• What Christmas means for US troops
• I have MS and drugs manage my disease. That's why rising costs have me very worried
• Ecuador Buys Booze to Prevent More Bootleg Deaths
• Latino Cyberguy: Back to School Gadgets
• US Trails 40 Other Countries in Infant Mortality Rates, Study Says
• Scientists Hail Drug That Can Develop Healthy Tan
• Minorities Feel Stigmatized in Primary School, Study Says
• Rafael Nadal Beats Federer for Sixth French Open Title
• Wimbledon: Rafael Nadal Tries for 11th Grand Slam Title, Step Closer to 2nd 'Rafa Slam'
• Sound engineer, attorney among Oakland fire victims
• Al Horford, Atlanta Hawks Fall to Chicago Bulls in Game 5
• Members of Congress to reload gun rights caucus
• Texas Droughts Force Federal Officials to Evacuate Endangered Species
• Woman charged in twin's death in Hawaii OKs extradition
• Lawyer: Mom in Baby Death Case Only "Marginally Comprehended" Charges
• AP sources: Mattis received anonymous email in Petraeus case
• Ex-Serb FM Jeremic to give statement on 2004 army deaths
• MLB to Interview A-Rod Over Alleged High Stakes Poker Games
• Trump picks Goldman Sachs banker to lead National Economic Council
• Chile's Students Brace for Another Clash with Cops Over Education Reform
• 140 Acapulco Schools Shut Down by Kidnapping and Extortion Threats
• Holiday Tech Gifts at Great Prices, No Sale Needed
• Hundreds of Syrian men disappear crossing into government-held territory
• Eating Under the Influence: Alcohol Can Make You Hungry
• Obama's Uncle to Face Deportation?
• Bloomberg's $127 Million Project to Help Latinos, Blacks Gets Mixed Reactions
• Black Plague Still Around But Not as Bad
• Opinion: Going Through Hurricane Irene, the Storm That Wasn't
• Georgia teen reportedly kidnapped by her friend's father
• After Irene: Beginning to Gauge the Damage
• 'Nightmare' Scenario: Hurricane Irene Menaces East Coast
• Teen charged with murder in attack at troubled-youth ranch
• Strong Earthquake Hits Northern Peru near Brazil
• No charges for officer who went to wrong home, killed owner
• The Latest: SKorean lawmakers begin vote to impeach leader
• Opinion: Truth and Consequences in Ecuador
• Ervin Santana Throws No-Hitter Against Cleveland Indians
• Relics of Pope John Paul II Arrive in Mexico
• Staying well: A guide to flu season when you're pregnant
• Making a Living in Cuba with Extra Fingers & Toes
• Big business pressuring Trump to abandon pledges of mass deportation
• California Wins Little League World Series Over Japan
• Mexico Beats Venezuela to Advance to Little League World Series International Bracket Final
• Irene's Aftermath: Wet, Deadly, But No Monster
• Hurricane Irene: Preparing for Storm Surge and Flooding
• Trump expected to name a top Goldman exec to economic post
• Irene Makes Landfall in New York City
• Irene Leaves Millions in the Dark
• Nude Photos of Puerto Rican Senator?
• Dramatic Growth in Households Led by Single Women in New Mexico
• Russia says over 8,000 civilians leave eastern Aleppo
• Irene Hits Land in NJ, Moving Towards New York City
• Candace Cameron Bure exits 'The View' one day after announcing departure
• Obama: Irene Has Potential to be "Historic Hurricane"
• Hurricane Irene Begins Its Potentially Dangerous March Up the Eastern Seaboard
• Chavez Turns 57 Vowing to Stay in Power Until 2031
• Geraldo Rivera: Hurricane Irene and High-Rise Anxiety
• St. Valentine's Recipe: S’mores Heart Pillows
• Spanish Company Develops Mobile, Person-Recognizing Robot
• Chile: Pinera Decides to Talk to Protestors after All
• US airstrike kills ISIS leader linked to Charlie Hebdo attack
• Sperm Whale Dies Off Coast of Spain
• Senator John McCain Should Apologize for Fiery Comments, Latino Leaders Say
• Ex-internal affairs chief criticizes Border Patrol training
• Minnesota man’s death, first called hunting accident, now a homicide
• Cops: Ex-chaplain estranged from family kills daughter, self
• DOJ investigating allegations on Albuquerque police videos
• Police: Woman backs car into 2-year-old nephew, killing him
• British police: 83 potential suspects in soccer abuse probe
• Captive woman rescued after giving UPS driver hostage note, police say
• The Latest: UN says hundreds go missing after leaving Aleppo
• EPA Settles Civil Rights Complaint Over Pesticides and Latino Kids
• Georgia family of little boy's heartbreaking note sent to heaven located
• Tennis Player David Ferrer Hits Ball at Crying Baby
• Mexican State Arrests Two for Drunk-Tweeting Rumors
• San Diego woman’s body found 2 years after disappearance; murder probe opened
• You will soon be able to buy a track-only Shelby Mustang from your Ford dealer
• Hurricane Irene: Virginia Declares State of Emergency
• Maryland police find, deliver dozens of packages stolen from homes
• San Jose Police, ICE Alliance Cracking Down on Gangs Ends
• Prosecutors to play confession in church shooting trial
• Three policemen found burned to death in southern Mexico
• Feathered dinosaur tail fragment trapped in amber amazes scientists
• Italian man sets Guinness World Record for most scoops of ice cream on single cone
• A-Rod to Meet with MLB Friday Over Poker Claims
• NFL Lockout: Players and Owners Agree to a Deal, Sources Say
• We've failed our kids if they don't get this present
• Macedonia: Final rallies take place ahead of elections
• New Mexico Lawmakers Try to Put Brakes on Gov. Martinez's Driver's License Probe
• Cafe Workers Stage Occupation of Famous Buenos Aires Writer's Den Turned Nike Store
• New Mexico Hero Who Saved 6 Year-Old Girl is Undocumented
• 4 more likely homegrown Zika cases found in Texas
• Doping report details 'institutional conspiracy' in Russia
• Man sentenced to 4 years in prison in Texas mosque fire
• Misunderstanding Russia
• British foreign secretary avoids controversy in Bahrain talk
• Spain Bumped from Top FIFA Spot by the Netherlands
• Real Madrid Signs 7-Year-Old Soccer Prodigy
• FIFA Officials, Including Dominican Soccer Federation President, Embroiled in Bribery Investigation
• Norwegian Refugee Council staffer detained in South Sudan
• FIFA Women's World Cup: Brazil, Mexico and U.S. Try to Stop Germany
• Evacuations Begin as Hurricane Irene Threatens East Coast
• Google Honors Jorge Luis Borges on Its Search Page
• The Best Pix of the Week
• Tuberculosis Affecting Every Region in Peru
• A Faster Cure for Tuberculosis
• Real Madrid Coach Jose Mourinho Faces 12-Game Suspension for Eye-Poking Brawl
• Earthquake Rattles East Coast from Washington DC to New York
• Conspiracy theorists: 'Pizzagate' shooting just a false flag
• Judge Reinhold arrested after refusing airport security pat-down
• Russian official wrongly claims Merkel rejects hacking fears
• Program seeks to use seized guns for good in El Salvador
• Comedian T.J. Miller arrested after altercation with driver
• Study Reveals Abuses of Day Laborers in New Jersey
• N.J. Town Enforces Day Laborer Ordinance
• Spain Defends FIFA as U.S. Makes Last-Minute Pitch
• Corruption Allegations Against Brazilian and Paraguayan FIFA Members on Eve of World Cup Vote
• Survivor: South Pacific – A Latino Contestant Joins Cast
• 6 free things to do at Disney this holiday season
• Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega and Cuba's Fidel Castro Stand-By Qaddafi
• Qaddafi: "I Am Not in Venezuela," as Regime Unleashes Violence
• Tequila may hold key to future drought-resistant crops, study says
• Geraldo Rivera: Casey Anthony and an Eye for an Eye
• Geraldo Rivera: Casey Anthony Verdict Outrage Ignores the Evidence
• EU chief: 1 type of European chopper, tank to stop waste
• Official Has "Information" on Muammar al-Qaddafi Allegedly Fleeing to Venezuela
• Suit Seeks to End Blanket Policy of Shackling Immigrant Detainees
• Opinion: Barcelona v. Chivas Spotlights Futbol’s Growing Audience in Southern Florida
• Women Gain Weight After Wedding, Men After Divorce; Study Says
• Iraq prepares for new fight against post-Mosul IS
• Trump puts new spotlight on Long Island gang killings
• Hugo Chavez Makes Surprise Return to Venezuela
• UPS driver helps rescue woman being held captive
• Opinion: Why Congress Must Require Spanish-Language Media to Also Broadcast in English
• Report: Turkey drops case against Israeli officers
• Damages Awarded to Immigrant Shackled by TN Police While in Labor
• Pope Laments Amnesia About God During Spain Trip
• Opinion: Obama Administration Decision to Defer Deportations Hurts Unemployed Americans
• On Zarela's Mind: Cooking with Cazuelas
• From Brazil to Graceland, Remembering Elvis Presley
• Zero Hunger: Brazil's $8 Billion War on Poverty
• U-20 World Cup: Brazil and Spain to Battle in Quarterfinals
• Rep. Luis Gutierrez Arrested Near White House in Dream Act and Immigration Protest
• Grinch stabs home's inflatable Frosty as cameras roll
• Burger King Israel celebrates Hanukkah with doughnut Whopper
• Fisher-Price debunks fake 'Happy Hour Playset' toy
• Turkey went 'too far' in coup response: legal experts
• Mexico Finds Tainted Meat and Closes Slaughterhouse; Could Mean Exoneration for Athletes
• Aide to late Pope John Paul II retires as Polish archbishop
• Haunting photos of Japanese mini-submarine sunk during Pearl Harbor attack
• Vampire Bats Smell & Find Blood With Heat-Detecting Noses
• Touch of Pink in Pork is OK, USDA Says
• Polarizing Heterosexual Pride Parade Showcases Divisions in Brazil
• Billionaire George Soros 'Slapped' and 'Choked' Brazilian Soap Opera Star, Lawsuit Claims
• Felicitas Gurrola, 84, Led Human Smuggling Ring from Mexico to U.S.
• Arizona Launches Web Site to Collect Donations for Border Fencing
• Texas Judge Throws Out Suit over Boy Shot on Mexico Side of Rio Grande
• Power Boost: Alex Rodriguez Set to Rejoin Yankees From DL
• Internet-connected toys provide joy (and surveillance)
• Baseball Transitions from 'Eye Test' to Sabermetrics in Latin America
• Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega is Having Religious Epiphany as Election Nears
• Jury views Charleston church shooting suspect's confession: 'I had to do it'
• US Busts Iraqi-Mexican Drug Operation in California
• The Latest: Defense seeks mistrial in church shooting case
• 400-year-old heart of Catholic saint arrives in Shreveport
• Police: Aunt trying to scare kids fatally hit niece with van
• Florida fisherman reels in giant brick of cocaine
• New Rule Compels Every Citizen to Vote in Argentina's Primary. Seriously.
• Obama orders intelligence community review of 2016 election hacking
• Hero Who Saved 6-Year-Old Girl Showered With Praise, Offerings
• Albuquerque Man Saves Girl, 6, From Kidnapping
• Peruvian Jail May Free Joran Van Der Sloot by Christmas
• Dr. Manny: 5 steps Trump can take to help curb the opioid epidemic in America
• Pope Benedict XVI Denounces Europe's Profit-at-all-Cost Attitude as He Kicks-Off Visit to Spain
• Balding bandit sentenced for stealing Rogaine from drug stores
• Refugiados mexicanos: Un fenómeno inédito
• Peru Suspends U.S.-Backed Counter-Narcotics Program
• Woman charged in twin's death in Hawaii due in court
• Mourners honor NJ trooper killed in head-on crash
• US to Expand Training of Mexican Police to Fight Drug Cartels
• World Wildlife Fund warns planet could be out of fish by 2048
• Breeann Rodriguez's Body Found, to be Examined
• Search for Breeann Rodriguez Continues; $45K Reward Offered
• Police: Missouri Man Admits Using Bag To Suffocate, Dispose Of Girl
• Man Charged In Case Of Missing Missouri 3-Year-Old
• Breeann Rodriguez's Training Wheels Found?
• Giant panda, father of twins this year, dies in Austrian zoo
• Greece ferry strike hits island supplies
• Carlos Arroyo Dumped by Miami Heat
• Scalp cooling device helps prevent hair loss from chemo
• Venezuela, Iran Talk OPEC Strategy as World Economy Struggles
• Venezuelan Private Hospitals Agree to Freeze Fees
• Astra, Lilly stick with Alzheimer's approach despite setback
• Salma Hayek's Husband, Francois-Henri Pinault, Fathered Linda Evangelista's Boy, Reports Say
• Land Disputes in Honduras Kill 11
• A Map of the Worst, State by State
• Report: UK Brexit chief not interested in transitional deal
• Boston Bar Refused to Serve Latinos, Blacks, Attorney General Claims
• Bay of Pigs: CIA Fired at Friendly Pilots; Authorized Use of Napalm
• SKorea president impeachment ruins legacy of dictator father
• Synergy Pharma's irritable bowel drug succeeds in key study
• California's Whooping Cough Epidemic Eases, But Alarm Still High
• States Can't Opt Out of Secure Communities Program
• Health agencies say Miami Beach no longer Zika transmission zone
• Microcephaly quadrupled in Colombia this year due to Zika: report
• On Zarela's Mind: Asking for Favors
• Man caught after 48 years as fugitive from Georgia prison dies
• Indiana State Fair Collapse Victims Mourned
• Brazil Cuts Prison Time for Studies
• Tito "The Builder" Munoz, Other Latinos, Duking it Out in Leadup to Virginia Primaries
• Alabama inmate executed after two court-ordered delays
• Cheerleading, Muay Thai get provisional IOC recognition
• Texas attorney general drops a great big Yuletide truth bomb on school district
• Better aerobic fitness may reduce men's risk of cancer death
• ExxonMobil chief's stock rises in Trump secretary of state search
• 2 teen girls in Morocco acquitted of homosexuality charges
• Casey Anthony's Team Used Social Media to Shape Its Arguments
• Latinos in College: Using Social Media to your Advantage
• Dutch detain man with rifle, ammo, image of IS flag at home
• Danny Almonte, Little League Feel Impact of Age Saga a Decade Later
• Sean Hannity: The collective freakout from the crybaby left
• Rio mayor-elect proposes tourist tax to reimburse visitors who get mugged
• Diego Luna, Javier Sicilia Lend Star Power to a Petition Against Arms Trafficking
• Christina Aguilera to Sing at Michael Jackson’s Tribute Concert
• MLB Probes A-Rod Over High-Stakes Illegal Poker Game Claims
• 'Fake News' and the American media: Why so many 'real' journalists need to look in the mirror
• Total Recall: Russell Pearce Recall Election Can Proceed, Judge Says
• Growing FIFA Bribery Scandal Rocks CONCACAF
• Venezuela's Jails Are Running Out of Room as Government Halts Admissions to Prisons
• Chef Roberto Santibañez on His New Book, and the Perfect Chilaquiles
• Circus Lions Rescued From Bolivia Take Flight to Colorado
• 2 officers resign rather than face firing in 2006 beating
• Best Vacation Spots for Foodies
• Police release name of man who lunged at officers, was shot
• Thai army says 6 drug smugglers killed in gunfight
• When neo-Nazis have doubts, there's a number to call
• Report: Chevrolet Blazer to return in 2018
• 5 best fitness trackers and smartwatches of 2016
• Champions League: Chicharito Scores Twice, Cristiano Ronaldo Hopes to Go for Real Madrid
• Anti-Tech Extremists Linked to Letter Bombs Sent to Academics in Mexico
• Dominican Confidential: Who Killed Muckraking Reporter Jose Silvestre?
• Dominican Confidential: Who Killed Muckraking Reporter Jose Silvestre?
• Terror suspect with rifle, illegal explosives, ISIS flag image caught in Netherlands
• Machine Connects Hearing Impaired, Spanish-Speaking Patients & Doctors
• La Liga Players' Union Threatens Strike; Upcoming Season in Danger
• Opinion: Immigration Debate Brings High Heat to All-Star Game
• Bindi Irwin shares emotional message to boyfriend Chandler Powell
• Parole board rejects mercy for Ohio killer of 3-year-old
• British journalist says detained in Kenya without charge
• U-20 World Cup: Colombia Advances to Knockout Stage
• Report: 2nd tunnel had to be built to release 'El Chapo' after 1st one came up in wrong cell
• DC pizzeria extends ‘Stand with Comet’ event after shooting
• American Bar Association Urges Congress to Keep Birthright Citizenship
• Interview with Rodolfo Lopez Negrete Coppel, COO of the Mexico Tourism Board
• Marianela Pereyra, Poker After Dark Host, Victim of Robbery
• Dallas pension system suspends access to some cash amid run of withdrawals
• The Latino Diabetes Problem in El Paso, Texas
• Salvador Cabañas Shooting Suspect Is Caught in Mexico
• Group rejects Saudi strike of Yemen hospital was accident
• Spain: 400 migrants storm North African border fence
• Arrrgh! Gasparilla Weekend Kicks Off In Tampa, Florida Celebrating Spanish Pirate
• Hispanic Leadership Network to Hold Conference in New Mexico in September
• Protesters Throw Fruit, Stones at Chilean Miners
• US To Give Waivers From Federal Testing, 82% of Schools in Danger of Failure Label
• Mexico Admits US Intel Agents Help, But Won't Discuss Details
• 8 Great Tropical Honeymoon Spots for Fall
• Your Travel Questions Answered: Visiting Vieques
• Gender Testing Kit Raising Questions
• Kirk Douglas celebrates 100th birthday
• Beatles Museum Opens in Argentina
• Mail Bomb on Mexico Campus Injures 2 Professors
• Alvarez, Pittsburgh Pirates on Historic Fall From First
• Media go after fake news with a fake story about Pope Francis
• One Direction star Louis Tomlinson's mother dies at 43
• Mexico Says Migration Exodus Has Fallen to 'Almost Nothing'
• Mexodus: Some Violence-Weary Mexicans See Asylum in US as Viable Option
• Mexodus: Lawlessness Drives Immigration to US
• Alex Meruelo Likely To Become First Latino NBA Owner
• Chilean Miners Exhibit to be Showcased at Smithsonian Museum
• A Year After the Mine Collapse: Fame Came But Fortune Elusive for 33 Chilean Miners
• Chilean Miners' Story Heading to Hollywood
• Georgia Cracks Down on Sex Traffickers
• Texas School Curriculum Discriminates, Minority Groups Say
• Ecuatorianos en Nueva York: Una comunidad rica en cultura
• Brazil, China Partly to Blame for Higher Ice Cream Prices
• The Humble Ice Pop Goes Gourmet
• Top Greek court to rule on Turkish servicemen
• Kenyan army says 4 al-Shabab extremists killed in firefight
• Bomb blasts kill 10 in northeast Nigeria; Boko Haram blamed
• Psychologist: Facebook Harmful To Kids
• Keeping Pets Safe During Summer Heat
• Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber Win Big at the Teen Choice Awards
• Rafa Marquez Helps Red Bulls Win, Giovani dos Santos Sets Up 2 Goals, and Chicharito Fails to Score
• New Gambia leader pledges to repeal peaceful protest ban
• Poland's PM, businessmen hold talks in Albania
• Court orders Swiss prosecutors to open VW criminal probe
• Diplomats call for aid access to troubled Myanmar state
• Unprecedented Guatemala Court Order Seeks Return of Adopted Girl From U.S. Who Was Stolen From Mother
• Report: Meruelo Set to Buy Atlanta Hawks, First Latino Owner in NBA History
• Defense Secretary Ash Carter makes unannounced visit to Afghanistan
• Eva Longoria and 'Desperate Housewives' Face Final Season
• Colorado's American GI Forum Reiterates Opposition to Deportation of War Veterans
• Laredo Tries to Distance Itself From Mexico's Violence
• In Jose Mangin, Heavy Metal has a Latino Voice
• The other terror threat: ISIS wants to destroy the US, this group already is
• Dieting Forces Brain to Eat Itself, Scientists Claim
• Chocolate bar made in Serbia triggers trouble in Croatia
• Japan doubles cost estimate for Fukushima cleanup
• Moderates Try to Push GOP Toward Center in California
• Daily glass of white wine associated with increased skin cancer risk
• Border Patrol Agents Accused of Abusing Suspects
• Mexico Condemns Death of Citizen Shot by U.S. Agents
• Publix recalls some waffle, pancake mixes due to salmonella risk
• 'Will & Grace' star hints at reboot: 'There is a very good chance'
• La vida despues de la deportación
• Southwest pilot 'congratulates' passengers for clearing out plane's liquor
• Tropical Storm Emily Weakens After Hitting Haiti, Dominican Republic
• Tropical Storm Emily Heads Toward Dominican Republic
• Heterosexual Pride Day Measure Passes in São Paulo
• Latino Spotlights of the Week: Gay Marriage, JLO and more
• US Couple Must Return Adopted Child to Guatemala, Judge Rules
• Spain to send more soldiers to help Iraq forces combat IS
• Tropical Storm Emily Reaches Haiti, Dominican Republic
• Tropical Storm Emily Reaches Haiti, Dominican Republic
• Another Giant Dust Storm Rolls Through Arizona (Video)
• Investigative journalist Phillip Knightley dies at 87
• Celebrate closer EU union? Not with all that division
• Some Dominican Food Stands Being Shuttered to Contain Cholera
• Gigi Hadid reveals secret struggle with thyroid disease
• Ultraviolet Rays Making Hats Mandatory at Peruvian Schools
• Lupus, a Disease Disproportionately Affecting Latinos, Gets New Drug
• Drug Preventing Preterm Labor Will Rise Dramatically Next Week
• Escaped inmate accused in Walmart stabbing caught after trying to enter school
• Protesters Against Arizona's SB 1070 Found Guilty
• Kanye West resurfaces after hospitalization, debuts new look
• Microwaves May Cause Childhood Asthma, Study Says
• Trump to remain executive producer of NBC's 'Celebrity Apprentice'
• 'Secret Santa' pays off meal accounts at Pennsylvania school
• Hazleton Ordinance Upheld, Federal Appellate Court Rules
• Hungarian leader defends central Europe from critics
• Banco Not-So Popular? Bank Changes its Name to Attract Non-Latino Patrons
• Peruvian River Surfer Rides Rapids
• Today in History: Taft and the Mexican Revolution, Colombian Guerrillas, and a Nobel Peace Prize Winner
• Today in History: Abraham Lincoln's Friendship with Benito Juárez
• Japan ratifies Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact despite Trump's plan to withdraw
• Manuel Noriega May be Extradited to Panama
• U.S. Soccer Coach Bob Bradley Fired
• Ronaldo, Benzema & Modric rested for Madrid vs. Deportivo
• Stainless steel slides recalled after 2 children lose fingers
• Bombing on Cairo road to pyramids kills 6 Egyptian police
• The Mystery of King Tut's Spanish and European Ancestors
• Separate bombings kill 10 in Baghdad
• Swine Flu Kills One, Infects 12 in Venezuela
• Immigration hawks buoyed by Trump picks for DHS secretary, AG
• Venezuela Swine Flu Cases Continue to Climb
• Woman posts warning photo about multitasking with babies after stove burner explodes
• Raul Castro to Overhaul Cuba's Migratory Restrictions
• China's Vice President Xi Jinping in Cuba After Agreement to Invest in Cuban Oil Refinery
• American Idol: Jennifer Lopez 'On the Fence' About Return
• Maryland Students Sue to Defend Law Giving In-State Tuition to Undocumented
• Maryland Bill Would Allow Undocumented Students to Pay In-State Tuition
• New Jersey Can End Health Insurance for Legal Immigrants, Appellate Court Decides
• From Learning to Paint in Prison, to Hanging in a Museum
• Gov. Pat Quinn to Sign Illinois DREAM Act into Law
• Opinion: The Default Crisis is a Dysfunctional Novela
• Bristol-Myers Squibb to pay $19.5M to settle off-label promotion case
• Judges to deliver verdicts in Wilders hate speech trial
• Lufthansa pilots' union to return to negotiating table
• Murder in Mexico Soared 23 Percent in 2010
• Mexico Reports First Case of Measles in Four Years
• Egypt's state-run media says Cairo blast kills 6 police
• Retired Indian air force chief held for Italian chopper deal
• Colombia president to collect Nobel without rebels in tow
• Czechs weary of being haven for smokers, eye ban for bars
• Third Suspect Detained in Murder of Facundo Cabral
• Neither Jennifer Aniston nor Jason Bateman have ever been to an office Christmas party
• 2 Suspects Detained in Facundo Cabral Assassination, Source Says
• Rafael Furcal Traded to Cardinals for Prospect
• Jimenez, Cabrera Highlight Late MLB Trade Push; Furcal Next?
• Top Juarez Cartel Figure Captured, Ordered 1,500 Killings
• Smuggled Women and Guns, Recipe for a Prison Riot
• Kansas man banned from Panera for stalking woman, complimenting her feet
• Brazilian-Born Taxidermist Preserves Gaga's Meat Dress
• Mel Gibson caught in awkward red carpet interview
• Yankees Bolster Bullpen With Rafael Soriano Coming off DL
• Soriano Reaches $35 Million Deal with Yankees, Source Says
• Facing Extinction, Birth of 3 Bengal Tiger Cubs Brings Joy
• Hamm-Bruecher, 'Grand Dame' of Germany's FDP, dies at 95
• Beer sales declining in markets with legal marijuana, says financial firm
• South Korean lawmakers vote to impeach President Park Geun-hye
• Foie gras prices expected to rise as bird flu hits France
• Bloodied hog carcass dumped outside Oklahoma Islamic center
• Jenna Dewan Tatum: 'I’ve always been a very sexual person'
• Hugo Chávez Admits He is Battling Cancer
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