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• UFC 139: Henderson Outlasts Rua in Bloody Slugfest
• UFC 137: Nick Diaz Wins Unanimously Over Penn
• Guatemala Declares State of Seige to Round-Up Drug Gang
• Female Gangster Arrested in Bombing
• Lindholm's first goal lifts Ducks over Sharks 3-2
• Brazil Apprehends Top Drug Trafficker In Rio Favela
• Schenn's hat trick leads Flyers to 8th straight win
• Video: Cops Chase Plane in Dramatic Brazilian Drug Bust
• Lewis leads LA Kings' surge to 4-1 win over Ottawa Senators
• At Army-Navy game, Trump says thought of leading US soldiers, sailors 'humbling'
• Gluten-Free Waffles with Cranberry Orange Papaya Sauce
• Supercommittee Will Work Through Weekend to Try to Hammer Out Deal
• In Brazil 43,000 Minors Under 14 are Married, Report Says
• Netflix Travels South, Debuts in Brazil in First Stop into Latin America
• Brazil's Roman Catholics Shrink as Secular Rise
• Warehouse fire survivor: People 'dying right in front of me'
• A look at notable dates in Mexico's decade-old drug war
• Mexico's Zetas Drug Cartel Threatened By 'Anonymous' Hacker Group
• Mexico Apologizes to Family of Women Slain Near Border
• Mexico's Point Man in Drug War Dies In Helicopter Crash
• Puerto Rico, US End Legal Battle Over Disability Care
• Unsolved Murder Mysteries Pile Up in Puerto Rico
• FIFA Prez Blatter Pushes for Beach Soccer at Rio Games
• Brazil Coach Says Soccer Star Ronaldinho Can Make 2014 World Cup
• Trump team says 'move on,' after Obama calls for cyber-hacking probe
• Vatican, White House Slam World Leaders Kissing Ads
• Mark Sanchez, Receiver Corp Could Create Problems for Defenses
• Jets' Mark Sanchez Has No Concussion, Says He's Fine
• Mark Sanchez vs. Rex Ryan: Fight of the Century? Maybe Not
• Texas county says 'abysmal mismanagement' led to prison riot
• Total Recall: Author of Arizona Immigration Law is Voted Out
• 15 minutes of Daily Exercise Can Lead to a Longer Life, Study Shows
• Arrested Alabama Protesters to be Released
• Reality TV Show in Mexico Seeks to Inspire Social Action
• Eight Arrested in Wilson Ramos Kidnapping
• Houston Astros' Sale Finalized, MLB Adds 2 Teams to Playoffs
• Mayweather vs. Ortiz: Big Fight That Turned into a Big Spectacle
• Boxing Greats Remember Smokin' Joe Frazier
• Anxious Moments as OWS Protesters Await Ruling
• Mexican Police Bust 300-Acre Pot Plantation
• Catapult Used to Fling Drugs Across US-Mexican Border, Authorities Say
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry Gets Blasted by GOP Rival Michele Bachmann for Immigration Views
• Cops in Nevada Seized Drugs, Weapons in Record Bust
• Undocumented Cop to Plead Guilty to ID Theft
• Give Patients Free Medicine and Many Still Won't Take it, Study Says
• High-Tech Women's Underwear Aims To Eliminate Odor & Wetness
• Medical Inventions to Help the Poor
• Services set for 1 of 2 officers killed in south Georgia
• Glencore, Qatari fund finalize deal to acquire Rosneft stake
• Follow the Waves
• A Facebook Crusade to Help a Paralyzed Lion in Brazil
• Will the Chimichanga be Named Arizona's Official Dish?
• Obama Taps Latino as U.S. District Judge
• World Series: Albert Pujols Gets Call From Mr. October
• Armed Men Attack Mexican Newspaper
• Dylann Roof's confession and journal detail racist beliefs
• Lynch to visit mosque amid spike in anti-Muslim hate crimes
• Brazil president denies illegal campaign contributions
• "Man Flu" is Real - Men Suffer More Than Women, Study Says
• Penn State Scandal: How to Protect Your Child from Sexual Predators
• One in Four Children in Vieques Tested High for Lead
• Obesity Solution: the Exercising Baby?
• Wrongly Deported US Citizen Can Sue Government, Judge Says
• PA House Okays Penalties For Hiring Undocumented Immigrants
• Election to Recall Arizona Senator Russell Pearce is Being Watched Nationwide
• Delta will upgrade free snacks in the economy-fare cabin
• Opinion: Your Friend, the Extremist
• Video Captures Gun Attack on Chavez Opposition Candidate
• Tweeting Suicide Victim Abused by Stepfather, Other Family Member
• Desperate Search Finds Missing Son in Mexican Prison
• Report: ExxonMobil CEO likely Trump's choice for Secretary Of State
• South Carolina Immigration Law Challenged by 16 Nations
• Study: Eat Slower, Stay Slimmer
• Activist objects to bath mats with image of Hindu deity
• Mexican Runways Come Alive with Indigenous Fashion
• World Diabetes Day: 552 Million People Could Have Disease by 2030, Report Says
• ICE Pushes New IMAGE Voluntary Compliance Program for Businesses
• Rafael A. Fantauzzi: Equal Pay for Equal Work? Not For 'Non-Foreign' Federal Employees
• Manny Pacquiao Defeats Marquez, Again
• Public viewing of John Glenn in Ohio to extend for 8 hours
• Puerto Rican Shooter Brain Dead After Suicide Attempt
• 27-Day Prison Standoff in Venezuela Ends
• Mexico Culture Secretary Rafael Tovar y de Teresa dies
• Red-suited SantaCon pub crawl revelers fan out across NYC
• Hugo Chavez Headed Back to Cuba for More Tests
• Quepasa Buys myYearbook Operator in $87 Million Deal
• Fox News Latino Shout Outs
• No Buyers For Colombia's Narco Ferrari
• Top 5 Moments Behind the Scenes at GRAMMYs Awards
• Children Should be Screened for High Cholesterol Before Puberty
• Opinion: Boxer Doping Accusations, Sans Proof, Are Just Cheap Shots
• Victor Ortiz, Boxing Champ, Media Darling & All Around Nice Guy
• Richard Carmona Announces Bid for Arizona Senate
• Arizona Immigration Law Revenge Seeking Hackers Strike Police for Third Time
• Latin Grammys: Shakira Named Person of the Year
• Music Concerts Are Conduit for Money Laundering, Says Former Guatemalan Vice-President
• 2 killed in 30-vehicle pileup on slick Michigan interstate
• US is sending 200 more troops to Syria to battle IS
• Latin GRAMMYs: Taboo & Sie7e Talk Music Backstage
• Gabrielle Gifford's Former Intern Daniel Hernandez Wins Election
• Jorge Posada Doesn't Expect to Return to the New York Yankees
• Man Killed In Mexico For Social Media Comments
• Florida mother charged in the deaths of sons in fatal crash
• Woman accused of trying to calm baby with methadone
• Gambia leader's rejection of defeat 'null and void,' AU says
• Steven Seagal Sworn-In as Border Sheriff
• Families Dress Up Their Pet Human Skulls
• Can't Sleep? Your Computer's Light May Be Keeping You Up at Night
• Study Finds Hate Speech On Talk Radio
• Rights Groups Sue Alabama Over Immigration Law, Called Strictest in the Nation
• Occupy Wall Street: Step by Step With the Latino '99%' March
• Alberto R. Gonzales: The 9/11 Legacy for America and Each One of Us
• Washington State is Desperate for Apple Pickers (Experience Preferred)
• Once Conjoined, Guatemalan Twin Girls Turn 10
• Alabama Governor Robert Bentley Says New Immigration Law Must be Simplified
• Turkey closer to expanding powers for President Erdogan
• Are Voter ID Laws Necessary?
• Recall Redux: Russell Pearce Election Can Proceed, Arizona Supreme Court Says
• Congressman Pushes For English Only Ballots
• Radio journalist shot dead outside home in northern Mexico
• Non-OPEC oil producers to cut output 558,000 barrels a day
• Suicide bomber kills 23 in southern Yemeni city of Aden
• U.S. Government Defends Deportation of Four-Year-Old Citizen
• Ecuador Volcano Tungurahua Spewing Smoke
• Ecuador President Correa Declares Referendum Victory
• U.S. Expels Ecuadorian Ambassador
• Ecuador President May Have Sought Money From FARC for Election, Says Report
• Will Walid Makled, Venezuela's "Deep Throat," be Allowed to Talk?
• Márquez: Pacquiao Needs to Get Past Me Before He Can Think About Mayweather
• Romney on Cruise Control Going into Michigan Debate
• Carlos the Jackal Stands Trial in France
• Dr. Thomas Diaz: National Diabetes Month, a Call to Prevention
• Michael Jackson Verdict: Jury in Conrad Murray's Case Included 5 Latinos
• Manchin already had 2018 reelection in mind with miner gambit in spending bill
• Michael Jackson’s Security Guard, Alberto Alvarez, Testifies in Doctor's Trial
• Alabama Officials Say Confusion Reigns Over Immigration Law
• ISIS militants re-enter Syria's historic Palmyra
• Venezuela seizes nearly 4M toys, will give them to poor kids
• Cemetery to Dead: Pay or You're Out
• Banker is Opening the College Doors for Immigrant Families
• Venezuela Extends Support to Carlos the Jackal
• Reeling from Drug Violence, Guatemala Turns to a Former General
• Death of FARC Leader Plunges Colombia Rebels into Uncertainty
• NFL Round-Up: Romo Loses to Brady, Bad Day for Latinos, and Can Sanchez Win Again on Monday Night
• Selena Gomez to Host MTV Europe Awards
• A Booming Latin America Shows an Appetite for Fast Food
• Latino Supermarkets Are a Hit in California
• Stanford band temporarily suspended through next spring
• Top Colombian Rebel Alfonso Cano Killed By Military Raid
• Netanyahu's coalition chair angers Arabs with voting remarks
• Latino Church Sues Government for Discrimination
• Use Twitter, Facebook Often? The CIA may be Watching
• Italian centrist backs 2nd Renzi gov't if voting's soon
• Ex-Giant Great Matty Alou, 72, Dies in Dominican Republic
• Exclusive: Adm. Harris says duty is serve the president, Trump or otherwise
• Puerto Rican Drug Lord - and Wannabe 'Robin Hood' - Gets Life in Prison
• The Indy 500: Telemundo-Sponsored Car Tries to Win it All
• Man Fakes Undocumented Status to Get Out of Jail
• I WANT to be Deported, He Tells Police. Then Makes it Happen
• House Subcommittee Subpoenas Immigration Files
• Mexican 'Twitter Terrorists' May Face Lesser Charges
• World Series: Pujols Smashes 3 Homers, Cardinals Take 2-1 Lead
• World Series: Albert Pujols' Swan Song in St. Louis?
• World Series: Rangers, Cruz Come Up Short in Opener
• World Series: St. Louis Cardinals Win Game 1 Behind Carpenter
• Latinos Need to Better Protect Themselves from the Sun, Study Says
• Rafael Nadal Will Not Play at Paris ATP Finals
• House Subcommittee Subpoenas Immigration Files From DHS
• Kirtland Air Force Base at Risk of Losing Latino Recruitment Programs
• Texas Redistricting Voting Maps Discriminate, DOJ Says
• Happiness: The Secret to a Longer Life, Study Says
• GOP Leaders Say Undocumented Workers Hurt Job Prospects for Minorities; Black Lawmakers Accuse the GOP of Trying to Fuel Tensions
• Parents, Watch Your Teens Using "myYearbook"
• Frank McCourt Divorces Himself from the LA Dodgers
• Dentists Buy Back Halloween Candy to Send to Troops
• Non-OPEC oil producers to cut output 558,000 barrels a day
• Los 10 jugadores de fútbol mejor pagados
• GOP Hopefuls Weigh In on South Carolina's Tough Immigration Law
• NYPD seeks cure for gun violence with data-driven cases
• Where Did All the Latino Students Go in Alabama?
• Key Parts of Alabama Immigration Law Stand
• Herman Cain's 'Witch Hunt' Claims Raises Issues About Conservative Blacks, Latinos
• J.R. Martinez Named Rose Parade Grand Marshal
• FOX's Latino Family: Vincent Cordero Inducted into HSF Alumni Hall of Fame
• Fox's Latino Family: Introducing Gloria Gómez
• Jasmen Gonzalez Update: Family Friend Jose Sifuentes Charged with Murder
• Post-election, Trump closes companies tied to Saudi Arabia
• Jasmen Gonzales, 10, Was Stabbed to Death While On a Family Vacation
• Colombia Dismantles Scandal-Ridden Spy Agency
• Remittances to Mexico Surge 9.2 pct in August
• Mexico Nabs Female Drug Cartel Financial Operator
• Lottery Winning Couple Starts a Scholarship Fund for Latinos
• Governor Joe Piscopo? Comedian eyes run in New Jersey
• Ex-Guerrilla Elected to Second Most Powerful Post in Colombia
• FARC Leader Seeks Asylum in Venezuela
• Tony La Russa Retires After St. Louis Cardinals' World Series Win
• Brazil's Popular President Lula has Cancerous Tumor
• Iraq sends reinforcements to eastern Mosul after IS attack
• MMA's Ricco Suave Arrested for Assault
• Halloween Apps for Fun and Safety
• Cascade's Low Cal Cocktails
• Alabama Churches Mobilize Against Harsh Anti-Illegal Immigration Law
• Weather: October Snow Sets Records, Causes Power Outages
• Is FIFA Threatening to Pull 2014 World Cup From Brazil, in Favor of US or UK?
• Salsa World Championship Attracts Best Salsa Dancers in the World
• Giant Christopher Columbus Monument to Set Foot in Puerto Rico
• 13 Indicted in Puerto Rico for Healthcare Fraud
• World Series: Pujols Miscue Hurts St. Louis Cardinals
• World Series: David Freese Triple Turned Nelson Cruz From Hero to Zero
• Abuelita a Better Driver than Your Parents?
• UK: Sunday Times critic AA Gill dies after cancer battle
• St. Louis Cardinals Win World Series Over Texas Rangers
• World Series: Rangers' Holland Tops Pujols and Cardinals in Game 4
• World Series: St. Louis Cardinals Thrilling Win Forces Game 7 Against Rangers
• New Rules for Dictatorship Crimes in South America
• Iran summons UK ambassador in Tehran
• World Series: Texas Rangers Rally for Win Over Cardinals
• World Series: Texas Rangers, St. Louis Cardinals Looking For Hits
• Selena Gomez’s New Pup Likes Her More than Justin Bieber
• Russia says thousands fleeing Aleppo as Assad nears victory
• Colombia's Santos accepts Nobel Prize as 'gift from heaven'
• 'Knights Templar' Cartel Kingpin Captured
• Hurricane Jova Kills At Least 5 People in Mexico
• Working in US & Not Forgetting Where You're From - Through a Name Tag
• Hugs, Tears and Cheers - The World Reacts to the Rescue
• DOJ Urges Police to Avoid Marcelo Lucero Killings
• Got the Flu? What About Home Remedies
• Utah's Immigration "Compact" Takes Effect
• Utah Puts 'Latino Day' on Hold
• Argentina Kicks Off World Blood Donor Day, First Latin American Host
• St. Louis Cardinals' Carpenter Could Start Game 7 - Thanks to Rain
• Students Campaign Against Racially Charged Halloween Costumes
• Governor Joe Piscopo? Comedian eyes run in New Jersey
• Arizona Woman Fighting for Health Care for Immigrant Husband Who Suffered Brain Damage
• Dallas Cowboys Tony Romo's Wife is Pregnant
• Chapel of Love lost to fire that ravaged city in Smokies
• Arrest made in murder of NY firefighter at New Year's party
• South Carolina Immigration Unit on Hold; Some Legislators Want it Now
• Bachmann on Immigration: Build a Wall-to-Wall Fence
• White House Facilitates Paying Back Student Loans
• 18 Catholic Universities and Colleges Condemn Portions of Health Care Law
• Arkansas College Student Patricia Guardado Found Dead
• Latinos in College: The 411 on Informational Interviews
• Dominican Police Tortured and Killed Hundreds, Says Amnesty Report
• Advocates: Revamp Texas adoption care after mistreated teens
• Alabama Judge Raises Questions About Immigration Law's Constitutionality
• Bristol Palin is expecting baby number 3: 'We can't wait!'
• Feds Close Probe into Senator Robert Menendez, Report Says
• US Court Rules in Favor of Colombia in Holy Grail of Shipwrecks Case
• Treasure Divers Find $500,000 Gold Ring From Spanish Sunken Ship
• Hugo Chávez Silence and Prolonged Stay in Cuba Fueling Speculation about his Health
• Stores Enter Price Wars as Holiday Season Begins
• Obama Pitches New Mortgage Relief Plan to Shore Up Economy
• Chris Pratt reveals how he gets ready for nude scenes
• 2 Zetas Arrested for Role in Casino Attack, Police Say
• Ex-Mayor in Mexico Casino Case Arrested
• APNewsBreak: Effort to stem homegrown US extremism launches
• Churches vow to offer sanctuary to people in US illegally
• Emmy Rossum has been offered parity with 'Shameless' co-star William H. Macy - but she wants more
• Exit Polls: Argentine President Fernandez Wins in Landslide
• After weeks of protests, crowds celebrate Park's impeachment
• Argentine President Fernandez Heads for Possible Landslide Victory
• China flies nuclear-capable bomber in South China Sea after Trump Taiwan call, US officials say
• Mexico: 15-Year-Old Head Drug Trafficker Confesses to Murders
• Cartel Kid Killer Sentenced to Three Years for Four Beheadings
• Woman Threatens Alabama Gov. Over Immigration, 'Bullet With His Name On It'
• Alabama's Latino Community Urges Spanish Speakers to Miss Work
• Macedonia votes in early election
• Gunmen kill counterterrorism police officer in Pakistan
• ‘Duck Dynasty’ Producers Fired and Sued by ITV
• 21 Deaths Linked to Listeria in Cantaloupe -- and Toll May Rise
• Florida State Senator Under Fire for Saying Latino Voters Should be Screened for Citizenship
• Marco Rubio Breaks Nancy Reagan's Fall
• Marco Rubio Will Vote No on Debt Deal
• American Jailed in Cuba Loses His Final Appeal: Cuba Supreme Court Upholds His Conviction
• Joseph Mascolo, ‘Days of Our Lives’ Villain Stefano DiMera, Dies at 87
• Easter Sunday Recipe: Kitchen Sink Chicken
• Latino Spotlights of the Week: Buy a House - Get a Visa, Day of the Dead, and More
• What the 114th Congress did and didn't do
• Isabel Toledo Makes Her Mark in the Fashion World
• Wealth Gap Between Whites and Minorities at 25 Year High
• Judge OK's 'Real Housewives' star Teresa Giudice's settlement
• For Many Alabama Churchgoers, Fighting the Immigration Law is a Chance for Redemption
• Massacre in Mexico Casino Leaves 53 Dead
• Mexico President Felipe Calderón Blasts U.S. Over Casino Massacre In His Country
• Syria: Kerry, diplomats seek support for Aleppo's opposition
• Marco Rubio Denies Claims he Embellished Family History
• Mexico to US - Stop Dumping Criminals at the Border
• 35 Bodies Dumped into Rush Hour Traffic on Mexican Avenue
• Mexico's President, Felipe Calderon, Becomes a TV Adventure Guide
• Nelson Cruz Wins ALCS MVP, Leads Texas Rangers Back to World Series
• Albert Pujols, Cardinals on to the World Series
• Controversial Islamic center hosts interfaith call for peace, despite terror ties
• More Facebook Friends, Bigger Brains, Study Says
• Carolina Herrera Talks Fashion, Social Media
• Hurricane Irene Safety and Evacuation Tips
• Madonna gets emotional and talks about rape during Billboard honors
• Judge finalizes Khloe Kardashian's divorce from Lamar Odom
• Geraldo Rivera: La Shana Tova Amigos. That Means Feliz Año Nuevo
• Q&A with Author Esmeralda Santiago, Author of "Conquistadora"
• Argh, Matey, It's the Rum Wars!
• Hurricane Irene Intensifies, First Threat to the US in Years
• Hurricane Irene Tracks Toward DR and US, as Puerto Rico Cleans Up
• Hurricane Irene Slams Puerto Rico; Eyes US
• Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic Under Hurricane Warnings as Irene Approaches
• Hurricane Irene Expected to be Category 4 Storm
• As Hurricane Irene Builds Steam, Preparations Begin on the Mainland
• The Best Sports Pix of the Week
• New Mexico Wildfire Continues, Officials Stress Los Alamos Lab is Safe
• Pope Tweets for First Time
• New Mexico Wildfire Sparks Fears Over Radioactive Smoke
• Carnival and the Pursuit of Happiness
• Carnival and the Pursuit of Happiness
• 4 killed in Bulgarian explosion following train derailment
• A Debt Deal, Not Fat Joe, Latino Spider-Man and Juanes' Dream: It's The Week In Latino News
• Mexico's New Beetle: Volkswagen to Begin Producing the Beetle Again
• Mexico Beaches Register "Severe Contamination"
• Extortion Allegation Rocks Head of Teacher Union in Mexico
• Chupacabra Caper Confounds Texas Town
• Illegal Immigration from India Through Central America and Mexico Surges
• Five Great Small-Batch Mezcales
• Banker is Opening the College Doors for Immigrant Families
• Toll rises to 57 in suicide bombings in northeast Nigeria
• WrestleMania: Where Headlocks and Hollywood Converge
• Spider-Man She's Not! Spider-Girl Tweets, Talks Trash & Fights Villains
• Patterned After the Knights Templar, Drug Cartel Issues "Code of Conduct"
• Border Face-Off: Mexico, Chicharito Set for Gold Cup Final vs. U.S.
• Argh, Matey, It's the Rum Wars!
• Arizona's SB1070 Immigration Law One Year Later
• New Jersey "Devilfish" Sentenced to 50 Months in Prison
• South Florida Man Beats Wife in Judge's Private Chambers during Divorce Hearing
• ALCS: Nelson Cruz Helps Texas Rangers Top Tigers - Again
• Elvis Andrus Learned English Listening to Country Music
• A-Rod Spotted In High-Stakes Poker Game, Says Newspaper
• U.S., Mexico to Expand Earthquake System
• Tricked into Harvesting Pot? Ohio Feds Call Case Example of Cartel Sponsored Drug Production
• Your Zip Code Can Determine Your Health, Study Says
• Child Murder Suspect Cristian Fernandez's Case Sparks Outrage
• Mexico Stops Truck Crammed with 210 Migrants
• US, Mexico sign cross-border trucking agreement
• Junk Food Can Make Young Men Infertile, Study Says
• Eating Fatty Junk Food to Fit in
• State of emergency to be extended until July 15 in France
• Anxiety Disorder Can be Mistaken for Extreme Shyness, Study Says
• Narco-Submarines Make Trans-Atlantic Drug Deliveries to Africa, UN Says
• Lions, Jaguars and Monkeys, Oh My! Narco Pets Hit Zoos After Drug Kingpin Owners Get Caged
• Gorbachev to Mexico: Learn from Violence
• Burundi recalls Belgium ambassador amid tensions
• 5 infuriating tech problems, and how to fix them
• Clown-Congressman Passes Test, Now Gets to Pass Laws
• 9 easy ways to practice self-care this week
• Janet Napolitano Says Obama's Immigration Enforcement is Smarter than Bush's
• Clenbuterol Found in Over 100 U-17 World Cup Players
• Copa America: Uruguay Defeats Peru, Advances to Finals
• Conference to Lure Latino Voters to the GOP Sparks Protest
• Mark Sanchez Leads Jets over Dolphins to End Three Game Losing Streak
• Hispanic Heritage: The Sports World Should Pay More Attention to the Latino Fan
• The Latest: IS says it shot down Syrian jet near Palmyra
• Mexican Newspapers Ban Newspaper Sex Ads
• Cuba Shutters Ministry of Sugar After Decades-Long Industry Decline
• Ladies in White Tries to Regroup After Death of Founder
• Doctors Removed Organs From Live Patients, Police Say
• Latino Stars Shine in October
• NLCS: Cardinals, Red Hot Pujols Win Game 3
• Presidential Hopeful Michele Bachmann Promises Fence on Entire US-Mexican Border
• Arizona's Running of the Bulls Attracts Hundreds
• Arizona Braces for Running of the Bulls this Weekend
• Greek ferry workers end 9-day strike
• Colombia Trumpets Free Trade Deal - But Farmers on Edge
• Congress Passes Three Free Trade Agreements
• Gold Medal School has Taken on a Hefty Task — Reversing Obesity
• Healthy Mac & Cheese, Peas
• Soccer Roundup: Chicharito Is Down, Rafa Marquez May Be Out
• Nelson Cruz's Homer Gives Texas Rangers ALCS Game 1 Victory
• Nelson Cruz's Grand Finale, Albert Pujols Pounds Brewers as Rangers, Cardinals Win
• South Korean leader's fall offers fodder for Pyongyang
• Atlanta Hawks' Horford Fears More Games Will be Lost
• Mexican Drug Cartels Recruiting Texas Students
• Opinion: A Slobbering Love Affair --Cuban Americans and Ronald Reagan
• Cabrera Bello, Brazel share 2-shot lead at Hong Kong Open
• Healthy Recipes: Oven-Baked Crunchy Chicken with Sweet Potato Fries
• 4 parties contending in Sunday's elections in Macedonia
• The 2016 Nobel Prize winners and their work
• Foods to combat holiday stress
• There is no Latino groupthink
• The Running of the Bulls in Arizona? No Way, Says Town
• Recycling Company Executives Face Jail for Hiring Undocumented Workers
• California School District Racial Profiled Latino Students, ACLU Says
• The Protein Power of Perico
• Norway, Sweden express concern over Israeli settlement bill
• Texas Tea Party Activists Demand Perry Push Immigration Bills
• China says they remain opposed to unilateral sanctions on North Korea
• At least 45,000 displaced after earthquake in Indonesia
• Experts Offer Advice on Vitamin Safety
• Ex-Guatemala General Sent to Prison for Genocide Case
• City Hires Mimes to Give Bad Drivers the Silent Treatment
• Miguel Cabrera Helps Tigers Top Rangers In Game 5 to Avoid Elimination
• US Department of Justice Challenges Alabama's Tough Immigration Laws
• Harley Davidson Revs Up Latin America Presence
• Cabrera, Martinez Help Tigers Pull to 2-1 in ALCS
• ALCS: Ordonez Out for Postseason, Game 2 Postponed
• Adrian Beltre Belts Three As Rangers Advance to ALCS
• NLCS: Free Agent Prizes Pujols, Fielder Prepare to Face-Off
• Are Your Teens Sleep Texting?
• 'X-Factor' Rescheduled Due to Baseball Game
• Opinion: Toward a Bi-Partisan DREAM Act -- DREAMers Hold On
• China says opposed to unilateral sanctions on North Korea
• Congress Prepares Vote on Colombia, Panama and South Korea Trade Treaties
• Cartoon Characters on Cereal Boxes Get Reprieve
• 2 runners dead after collapsing in China half-marathon
• VIH/sida: Un 'tsunami' en la comunidad gay latina
• Immigration from Central America to Mexico Plummets, Mexican Official Says
• 2 runners die after collapsing in China half-marathon
• Who's next? A look at South Korean presidential contenders
• Greasy Foods Make You Happy, Study Says
• Meet Raton: The Bull Whose Killer Streak is Making Him a Rock Star
• Opinion: Will Palestinian Lobbying Alienate the US and Israel's Remaining Allies in Latin America?
• Mexico's Pacific Coast Braces for Hurricane Jova
• Dominican Woman killed Over Negative Comments On Facebook
• Utah Seeks More Latinos to Adopt Children
• Chemistry Student Allegedly Planned Gas Attack on Anti-Pope Protests in Spain
• 4 killed in Bulgarian gas explosion following train derailment
• Researchers Find Aztec Temple Platform In Mexico
• Mexican-Style Rodeo Devotees Mourn Rigoberto Flores of New Jersey
• Dietary Supplements Risky for Older Women, Study Finds
• Lawsuit: Facebook's plan allowing Zuckerberg to maintain control was flawed
• Nelson Cruz, Ian Kinsler Help Rangers Obliterate Twins
• Nestle Purina Releases Commercial Aimed at Dogs
• Evo and Ahmadinejad Play Soccer, Trash Talk U.S.
• Hugo Chavez Forced to Appear to Deny Rumor of Failing Health
• Chilean Miners Discussed Cannibalism
• Federal Gov’t Asks Appeals Court to Block Sections of Alabama Immigration Law
• Columbus Day 411
• Study: Tanning Bed Users Become 'Addicted'
• Desperate Children Are Eva Longoria's New Passion in 'The Harvest'
• Miracle at the Mine
• Diverse Communities Squeezed Out of Arts Funding, Report Says
• Video: Full Length Interview with SFC Leroy Arthur Petry, Medal of Honor Recipient and True Hero
• Town's Entire Police Force Held for Investigation
• Rafael Nadal Will Represent Spain Against France in Davis Cup
• Alabama inmate coughs, heaves, during execution by injection
• At least 45,000 homeless after Aceh quake in Indonesia
• U.S. is sending 200 more troops to Syria to help fight ISIS
• Opinion: Democrats Still Don’t Get What Makes Businesses Hire
• Geraldo Rivera: Will the Real Rick Perry Please Stand Up?
• 4 GOP Presidential Candidates Agree to Boycott Univision Debate
• Undocumented Student's Criminal Case Reopened
• Jury Selection Has Begun in Undocumented Georgia Student's Trial
• Warning on Cantaloupes Issued After Listeria Outbreak
• More Listeria Deaths May be Linked to Colorado Cantaloupe Farm, Officials Said
• Behind the Scenes: Juan Williams and the Children of Juárez
• Trump to attend Army-Navy football game in Baltimore
• Panel Recommends No Prostate Screening for Healthy Men
• US Tries to Keep Cuban Spy After Prison Release
• Member of "Cuban Five" Claims Innocence in Downing of Plane
• Ala. Immigration Law To Go Before Judge Today
• Steve Jobs Died of Pancreatic Cancer: A Doctor Discusses the Notoriously Lethal Disease
• iCon: Steve Jobs Mourned by Celebrities, Fans
• Schwarzenegger: Unfazed Trump is still 'Apprentice' producer
• Ohio City to Paint Itself as Immigrant-Friendly
• Obama Administration Reiterates Effort to Target Criminal Undocumented Immigrants
• Obama Faces 2012 Liability as Housing Slump Continues in Battleground States
• Cuba Prepares for Housing Market Debut
• Mexican Cops Let Drug Gang Hold Kidnapped Victims in Slammer
• Mexico's Zetas and Sinaloa Drug Cartels Wage War
• Cantaloupe Recall in Western New York
• Open Letter to Univision and Republican National Committee
• Coldplay to Stream “Mylo Xyloto” Madrid Performance Online
• Colombian Drug Lord Pleads Guilty, Cooperates with Prosecutors
• Blame the Cheese: Sheriff Says Tortilla Dough Tested Positive as Cocaine Because of Cheese Enzyme
• Largest Telescope of its Kind Built in Chile
• Spain Threatens to Have Military Control Airspace
• Facebook "Like" Spat Ends in Arrest for Texas Man
• Congress approves bill to authorize water projects
• Quinceañeras Are a Booming Business in Las Vegas
• Assad relies on foreign fighters in push to retake Aleppo
• Vatican nativity scene includes quake-damaged church spire
• Miguel Montero and the Diamondbacks Create "The Snake," Force Game 5
• Senate approves spending bill, averts government shutdown
• Rivera, Posada, Jeter and the Yankees Mark 9/11 With Ceremony at The Stadium
• Alabama's Migrant Exodus Panics Farmers
• Spain Gets First Paramount Theme Park in Europe
• Alleged Fax Fiend Busted in Spain
• Cuba and U.S. Team Up Against Posada Carriles
• Cuban Official Details 1997 Hotel Bombings in Posada Carriles Case
• Guatemalans Rally Demanding Release of Accused Top Drug Lord
• Obama to Halt Deportation of Undocumented Immigrants Without Criminal Records
• Mexico Catches Leader of Fading La Familia Drug Cartel
• La Familia Drug Leader Captured, Mexican President Says
• Knights Templar Drug Cartel Loses One of its Men-At-Arms
• Georgia Immigration Law Challenged by Mexico, Other Countries
• Georgia Immigration Law Goes (Mostly) Into Effect Amid Confusion
• 85-Year-Old Spanish Duchess Weds for Third Time
• Opinion: We All Suffer Under Immigration Laws Like Georgia's AB 87
• Rick Perry Touts His Immigration Record in New Hampshire
• 9 Dallas officers fired over false reports
• Ancestry Quest: Software Helps Mexican-Americans Trace Their Roots
• What Is the Doctor Feelgood Phenomenon?
• Argentine Doctor's Life Changed Forever at Ground Zero
• Major GOP Candidates Boycott Univision Debate Over Rubio Flap
• Mexico City Considers Two-Year Marriages
• Most Educators Don't Want to Inquire About Immigration Status
• Pill Can Ease Bad Memories and Stress, Study Says
• Latino Workers Replaced "Lazy" White and Non-Latino Counterparts, Lawsuit Says
• Former Broward Sheriff Laid to Rest
• Two US Citizens Killed in Juarez, Says Report
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