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Immigrants hurry to remove all tattoos fearing ICE may tie them to gangs

March 21, 2017

Immigrants hurry to remove all tattoos fearing ICE may tie them to gangs

In San Francisco, a tattoo removal clinic has doubled the number of clients since the election.

Tom Brady's stolen jerseys linked to Mexican newspaper executive

March 20, 2017

Tom Brady's stolen jerseys linked to Mexican newspaper executive

The jerseys are in the possession of the FBI in Boston, and law enforcement was working to authenticate them.

Most Latinos favor legal status for undocumented immigrants, but also support enforcement

March 20, 2017

Most Latinos favor legal status for undocumented immigrants, but also support enforcement

An overwhelming majority of Latino registered voters favor giving undocumented immigrants a path to legal status, according to a new Fox News Latino poll.

Young Chilean inmates use 3D technology to make prostheses

March 20, 2017

Young Chilean inmates use 3D technology to make prostheses

The project to help poor children in need of prosthetic limbs is being run by the Ciudad del Niño Foundation.

Mudslides in Peru create water crisis, treatment systems severely clogged

March 20, 2017

Mudslides in Peru create water crisis, treatment systems severely clogged

The heavy rains are due to a sudden and abnormal warming of Pacific waters off Peru.

Brexit brings worry to 300K Spaniards who commute every day to Gibraltar

March 20, 2017

Brexit brings worry to 300K Spaniards who commute every day to Gibraltar

Britain's government will begin the process of leaving the European Union on March 29.

Small Brazil city on edge after man dies from yellow fever

March 18, 2017

Small Brazil city on edge after man dies from yellow fever

This small city in the state of Rio de Janeiro is on high alert after authorities confirmed the death of one man by yellow fever and are investigating several other possible cases.

Brazil police dismantle mafia that bribed inspectors to sell rancid meat

March 17, 2017

Brazil police dismantle mafia that bribed inspectors to sell rancid meat

The mafia was led by business owners and executives in the meatpacking industry and inspectors in various states.

Mexican parents find drug-war mass grave, expose official indifference

March 17, 2017

Mexican parents find drug-war mass grave, expose official indifference

The groups' success in uncovering evidence of atrocities highlights the dismal human rights record of Pena Nieto's party.

'Bolivian Schindler' saved some 9,000 lives during Holocaust, papers show

March 17, 2017

'Bolivian Schindler' saved some 9,000 lives during Holocaust, papers show

The discovery is all the more surprising because in his time Hochschild was vilified as a ruthless tycoon.