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• Jon Perdue: To Kill a Mocking Press -Correa's Coup de Grâce for Freedom of the Press in Ecuador
• Weight Watchers Sued By Fired Brazilian Woman
• Bill Cosby seeking plea deal to avoid sex assault trial, source says
• California Mom Drowns Toddler in Bathtub, 5-Year-old in Critical Condition
• Cuban-born Judge Confirmed by Senate for 11th Circuit Post
• American Idol Castoff Travis Orlando Heads Back to School
• Explosives Found Near Kansas Statehouse Amid Immigration Hearings
• Puerto Rico Mayor Caught on Bribery Charges
• New Mexico Granted Freedom From School Ratings That Hinder Latinos
• From Samba to Surfing, Rio de Janeiro is More Than Just Carnival
• Carnival Disaster in Rio: Fire Destroys Samba Warehouse Weeks Before Parade
• NYFW: Jonathan Cohen
• Texas Reaches Partial Deal in Redistricting Battle
• Judge Nixes Texas Redistricting Deal
• Romanians voting in election overshadowed by graft
• Why Diversifying is so Important for Latinos in the U.S.
• 'Legends & Lies' looks at role Revolutionary War-era slaves played in fighting British
• Spain's Battle over Gold and Coins Salvaged Off Florida Nears Conclusion
• 1,200-Year-Old Royal Tomb Uncovered in Peru
• Anti-Mining Protesters Sack Buildings in Peru
• 1,600-Year-Old Mummies Unearthed in Peru
• Orioles No Longer Interested in Manny Ramirez
• Barred Latina Candidate Stirs Criticism of Arizona Law
• Alexis Sanchez Leads Barcelona Over Leverkusen in Champions League Play
• New Tennessee Law Seeks Higher Bail for Undocumented Immigrants
• Latinos Expected to Account for 74% of Labor Force Growth
• Newt Gingrich Vows to Stay in Republican Race
• Valentine's Day Gifts From Our Sports Stars
• Kate Upton is Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Cover Girl
• Opinion: Sueños
• Lone Latino Judge in Calif. Calls it Quits
• Opinion: "Don't Vote" Ad Was a Throwback to Jim Crow 
• Opinion: The Spanish Republicans
• Valentine's Day: Heart-Healthy and Romantic Meal
• Top US Bishop Vows to Fight Birth Control Compromise
• Texas Primary Date on the Line
• Two Latinos Awarded National Humanities Medals
• Obama's Budget Shifts Burden of Deficit Reduction
• Mississippi Company Settles Lawsuit Alleging it Favored Latinos
• Hundreds turn out to honor slain Georgia officer
• Love & Money: Sharing Everything But the Bank Accounts
• Royal Wedding: Tips for the Prince and Future Princess After the Big "I Do"
• Dating Tips in an Era of the Internet & Social Media
• 3 Tips on How to Keep the Fire Burning in Your Relationship
• Boston Red Sox Play it Safe with David Ortiz
• David Ortiz Signs One-Year Deal With Red Sox, Avoids Arbitration
• NYFW: Gisele Bundchen Returns to Catwalk
• Gisele Bundchen to Become First World's First Billionaire Supermodel
• Best Sports Pix of the Week
• Alabama Immigration Law May See Changes in Coming Weeks
• Tequila's Dirty Secret: It’s Causing a Major Environmental Problem in Mexico
• Grammy Awards: Jennifer Hudson's Tribute, Adele, and Latino Winners
• Henrique Capriles, Winner of Venezuela Opposition Primary, Will Face Hugo Chavez
• Knicks Sensation Lin Impresses Ricky Rubio
• Mystery Disease Killing Thousands May Be Caused by Manual Labor
• Latino Stars Mourn Whitney Houston
• Beat the Winter Blues
• Romney Wins Maine Caucuses, CPAC Straw Poll
• Funeral Set for Immigrant Family Killed in Florida Crash
• Texas Should Work to Keep Primary in April, Judges Say
• Duval, stepson Karavites win Father/Son Challenge
• Victor Manuelle Talks About his New Album 'Busco un Pueblo'
• Mexican Governor got Millions in Drug Cash, DEA Says
• Award Stripped from 15-Year-Old Artist Over Allegations of Latino Gang Symbols
• Birth control pills recalled, may not prevent pregnancy
• A 'Crazy' Name?: Mental Health Advocates Protest the Psycho Donut Shop
• Where Rick Santorum Stands on Issues Important to Latino Voters
• Jeb Bush Wants The Political Math of Conservatives to Include Latinos
• Opinion: GOP Candidates with Latino Appeal
• Reversing a Major Trend, Latino Birthrate in Arizona Declining
• Susan G. Koman Reversal on Planned Parenthood Praised by National Latina Institute
• Over 12 Million Hispanics to Vote for President in 2012, Report Says
• Crusading Judge Baltasar Garzon Convicted, Barred from Practicing Law
• Wide receiver Victor Cruz has taken a major step toward making the Giants roster
• Mississippi Lawmaker Who Introduced Bill Renaming Gulf of Mexico Says It's Joke
• Arne Duncan, Secretary Of Education, Held Twitter Town Hall On Hispanic Education (VIDEO)
• US makes criminals priority for deportation
• Deportations Reach a New All-Time High
• Gisele Gets Support from…Donald Trump?
• Mississippi Passes Arizona-Style Immigration Enforcement Law
• Politician's Free Tacos Leave over 650 Sick in Mexico
• Florida's Rick Scott Chided Over Immigration Stance With Billboard
• American Idol Contestant Falls Off Stage in First Hollywood Episode
• Tennis Star Arantxa Sanchez Vicario Blames Parents for Losing $60 million
• Pancho Gonzalez inducted into US Open Court of Champions
• Ricky Martin’s Role On Glee Lands Him Twitter Followers
• Corinthians Locks Adriano in Hotel Room to Keep Him on Diet
• Brazil World Cup 2014 Stadium Workers Threaten Strike
• Teen 'Thrill Killer' Sentenced to Life in Prison
• Texas Primary Faces Likely Delay as the Redistricting Battle Gets Messier
• Fight Brewing Between GOP and Dems Over Texas Seats
• Chihuahua Battles with Rifle-Packing Robbers -- and Wins! (Video)
• Christina Aguilera Addresses Her Latina Heritage and Criticism She Is Not Latina Enough
• Santorum Sweep Raises Doubts About Romney
• Mexico's Failing Education System Illuminated in Film
• California's Prop 8 Gay Marriage Ban Unconstitutional Rules Court
• Arizona Upholds Bar of Latina Candidate over English Proficiency
• Cuba's foreign minister says Obama has missed opportunity to improve ties
• Cuba says travel changes not enough
• Hispanic Voters on the Fence as Obama Speaks to Influential Civil Rights Group
• Rights Advocates Ask Automakers to Help Fight Alabama Immigration Law
• Alabama AG Calls for Changes to State Immigration Law
• Josefina Vazquez Mota Challenges Mexico's Machismo
• Iowa Bill Cracks Down on Undocumented Workers
• Controversial Immigration Bill Passes Florida House Committee
• Where Mitt Romney Stands on Issues of Import to Latino Voters
• Romney Wins Latino-Heavy Florida Primary
• First Latina, Openly Gay Colorado Supreme Court Justice
• Facebook More Addicting than Alcohol & Sex?
• Fergus Hodgson: Solve Illegal immigration to North Carolina -Let People Come Legally
• Mexico Ruling Party Picks First Woman Presidential Candidate
• In Latin America, Rich Women Tower over Poor
• Eli Manning Leads NY Giants over Patriots in Super Bowl 2012
• Madonna Halftime Show at Super Bowl Upstaged By M.I.A. Middle Finger
• Best Super Bowl Commercials (and Worst)
• Super Bowl 2012 Kickoff Time, Preview & Recipes
• Mitt Romney Rolls to Victory in Nevada Caucus
• Fidel Castro Presents Memoirs in Havana
• Brazil's Michel Telo Becomes an International Country-Western Star
• Gov. Brian Sandoval Stays Neutral in GOP Primary
• OPINION: Women in the Locker Room? Are We Having This Conversation Again?
• Female Reporter Returning to Work, but Not Locker Rooms
• Super Bowl 2012 Media Obsession: Gisele Bundchen & Tom Brady
• Best Pix of the Week
• Opinion: Another Great Escape
• Opinion: There but for Fortune
• Opinion: The Public Role of Latin American Writers
• Opinion: With Friends Like Obama
• Geraldo Rivera: Bring Them Home
• Behind the Scenes with Geraldo Rivera
• Alleged Homeless Killer Linked to Two New Deaths, Police Say
• Suspect in Homeless Murder Spree Has Father Who is Homeless
• Maid in Chile Challenges Discrimination of Domestic Workers
• Arpaio: Justice Dept. 'Sandbagged' Me With Lawsuit in Civil Rights Probe
• Arizona Sheriff Wants Apology From Mexico for Its 'Threatening' Tourism Ad
• Feds Kicks Joe Arpaio Out of Immigration Enforcement Program
• More Swine Flu Screening as Cases Increase in Mexico
• 2 US Missionaries Slain in Mexican Home
• Egypt Soccer Riot: Blatter Says Soccer Must Not Be 'Abused by Those Who Mean Evil'
• Groundhog Phil Predicts 6 More Weeks of Winter in 2012
• Teen Who Lost Family in Florida Pileup Won't Be Deported
• Mexico: Operation to Rescue Qaddafi's Son Failed Twice
• Spain Unveils 'Mona Lisa' Copy Done by da Vinci Apprentice
• National Signing Day Round-Up
• Ron Paul's Big Caucus Gamble Begins in Nevada
• Mitt Romney Ready to Roll with Money and Organization in Place
• Alabama's Immigration Law to Cost State Millions in Lost Taxes, Study Says
• Arizona's Immigration Law and the Supreme Court
• Don Cornelius Host of 'Soul Train' Dies of Apparent Suicide
• Proposed Christ the Redeemer Statue in London Draws Criticism
• FDA: Brazilian Blowout Must Stop Misleading Consumers
• Brazilian Blowout Craze: Is It Safe?
• Disabled Girl Denied Kidney Transplant by Doctor, Not Hospital, Parents Say
• Political Firestorm in Mexico over 1.9M in Cash Found in Suitcase
• Mexico Finds $1.9 Million in Cash in Official's Suitcase
• Latina Candidate Barred Over English Proficiency Files Appeal
• Homeland Security Chief Janet Napolitano Calls for Immigration Overhaul
• Romney Grabs Florida Latino Vote, Immigration Not Major Issue
• Big crowd turns out for colorful gay pride parade in Rio
• Rise of the Latino Super PAC
• Survey: Latinos still strongly support Democrats
• Acupuncture May Help Couples Conceive
• Women's Pro Soccer Season Suspended
• Brazilian superstar Marta at home in Buffalo
• Obama Administration Orders Insurers to Pay for Women's Health Screenings, Contraception
• Contraception Could Be Free Under Health Care Law
• Contraception Increases Risk of HIV Infection in Women
• Brazilian Family Among 10 Dead in Florida Car Crash
• Arizona's Jan Brewer Uses Obama Spat in Reelection Bid
• 2 Border Patrol agents killed in Arizona crash
• Who Should Jennifer Lopez Date Next?
• Citing police abuse, Hispanics leaving Conn. town
• Jennifer Lopez's $20M 'Idol' Deal Prompts Fellow Judges to Ask for Bigger Paycheck, Report Says
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio Raises Record Amount for Campaign
• Former Gov Jeb Bush on the Upcoming Florida Primary
• Sports Pix of the Week
• Prostate Cancer Found in 2,200-Year-Old Mummy, Researchers Say
• 20 Cancer Cases Found in Women With 'Faulty' Implants
• 5-Minute Colon Cancer Test Could Save Thousands
• 20-Year Study Finds Prostate Cancer Test Doesn't Cut Death Risk
• Russia says it helped repulse IS assault on Syria's Palmyra
• Venezuela pulling most widely used bill from circulation
• Soccer Round-Up: Where is Chicharito? Dangerous Leads
• Raul Castro Defends Cuba's One-Party System, Corruption Greatest Threat
• Get Fit With Marta Montenegro: Eat According to your Exercise Routine
• Rafael Nadal Defeats Federer, Reaches Australian Open Final
• US Open: Nadal Advances in 3 Sets
• Hope of Survivors Diminishes in Rio Building Collapse
• Cuba Mulls Over Changes To Communist Party at Conference
• Republican Debate Focuses on Latinos and Immigration
• Geraldo Rivera: No Country for Old (Undocumented) Immigrants
• Tejano Singer Emilio Faces Legal Consequences Over Bus Wreck
• Christopher Sabatini: China’s Geostrategic Designs on Latin America
• Best Pix of the Week
• Families of California salon shooting victims urge plea deal
• Netanyahu hopes to work with Trump to undo Iran deal
• Swiss trains now running through world's longest rail tunnel
• 2 miners found dead after Ecuador tunnel collapse
• 19 dead from bootleg alcohol in Ecuador town
• Ex-US Diplomat Testifies in Argentine Baby Thefts
• 1 year after swine flu, Mexicans split on response
• 4 People Die From Swine Flu in Northern Mexico
• Latinos Feel Hardest Hit by Recession, But Most Optimistic About Future
• Hispanic Heritage: How Latinos Have Changed the Face of Food in the United States
• USDA's New Rules for School Lunches to Fight Obesity
• Excited Nadal reaches first U.S. Open final
• "Rafa slam" bites dust as Nadal toppled
• Obama and Arizona's Jan Brewer Trade Words on Airport Tarmac
• Gisele Bundchen Gets Brazilian Tough Love for Sexy Lingerie Commercial
• GOP Chairman Says Florida Will be the 2012 Election's Biggest Prize
• Geraldo Rivera: Latino Solidarity on Immigration? Not in Bushwick
• Demi Lovato on Rehab: "Probably the Darkest Time in My Life”
• House Honors Gabrielle Giffords With Unanimous Vote on Her Border Bill
• Heroic Intern for Rep. Giffords Gets Back to Work
• Obama Urges a National Dialogue of Healing at Arizona Memorial Service
• Arizona to Raise Funds via Website to Build Border Fence
• Arizona Rancher's Killing Sparks Calls to Beef Up Border Security
• Geraldo Rivera: Marco Rubio, Son of Exiles or Immigrants?
• GOP Darling Marco Rubio Says He Will Not be Vice Presidential Nominee
• Nicky Díaz Santillán, Meg Whitman's Undocumented Ex-Housekeeper, Honored in Los Angeles Gala
• VIDEO:Whitman Housekeeper Speaks Out
• Mystery Maid
• Truce Between Whitman and Brown? Not Likely
• Running for All She's Worth
• Vivid Entertainment Founder Settles with Latina Housekeeper
• Whitman Settles with Housekeeper for Chump Change
• Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer Targets Drop Houses and Immigrant Smugglers
• Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer Says 'I'm Not Giving Up' on Immigration Law After Legal Setback
• Girl suicide bombers killed in Nigeria terror attack, witnesses say
• Arizona Could Have Pot Dispensaries by Summer, Official Said
• 1970s Marijuana Kingpin Arrested at Seniors Community
• 1.5 Tons of Marijuana Found in Lettuce Truck
• Fake Attorney Allegedly Targeted Spanish-speaking Immigrants
• Heart Dropped on Ground Was Successfully Transplanted
• Dignity Is at Heart of Our Declaration of Independence
• Compton takes heart from sponsor's exemption at Greenbrier
• Despite heart surgery, Brian Vickers says he's on track for 2011 return
• State of the Union: Obama Calls for Greater Income Equality and Immigration Reform
• VA hospital left deceased veteran in shower room for 9 hours, report finds
• Becoming President One Domino at a Time
• Phoenix State Senator to Introduce Measure to Repeal SB 1070
• Latinos Are Fastest Growing Business Owners in US
• The Latest: 19 people in intensive care after Turkish blasts
• Florida GOP Debate: Gingrich's Military Dream and Romney's 'Self-Deportation'
• Winter Skin Survival Guide
• Trump vows no ‘wrecking ball’ to Obama legacy – but signals big changes
• 'Dr. Coomer: You Have Cancer'
• Two Cuban Women Soccer Players Go Missing in Canada
• Rafael Nadal Powers His Way To Semi-Final Match With Roger Federer in Australian Open
• Fire at Michigan ski lodge sends 12 to hospital
• First Latina Governor's Historic Inauguration Gets Little National News Coverage
• Are Longoria and Parker Headed For Divorce?
• Mild Flu Season Could Worsen
• Soccer Round-Up: Chivas, Chicharito & a Weekend to Forget
• Super Bowl XLVI Tickets for Sale
• Red Sox Trade Scutaro to Rockies for Mortensen
• Newtown to remember shooting with 15 minutes of silence
• Trump filling his Cabinet with ObamaCare foes
• Get Fit with Marta Montenegro: The Standing Ovation Workout
• Cristina's Last Thumbs Up
• Sizzling Latino Chefs: Aaron Sanchez
• Best Pix of the Week
• Obama Administration Recommends Closing 1,600 Deportation Cases
• Samantha Garvey, Homeless Intel Science Competition Semifinalist, Is Dedicated To Helping Her Family Overcome Hardship
• Honduras Will Allow Drug-Related Extraditions To US
• Imprisoned Cuban Dissident Dies During Hunger Strike
• Could Medicaid Up Flu Shots to Poor Kids?
• Small Changes Can Equal Big Weight Loss
• Kosovo, Montenegro premiers meet in neighboring Albania
• The Latest: Syrian activists say IS has seized Palmyra
• Mexico’s Dirtiest Beaches (and Not in a Fun Way)
• Bugs that do More than Bug You, They Make You Sick
• At Mexico City's Security Expo, Spike-Dropping Cars, Safety Fog and More
• Latino Spotlight: Is That Cocaine or Tortilla Dough?; the Rum War; and "Mordidas" in Mexico
• Bribes Cost Mexico $2.75 Billion in 2010, Says Report
• NJ High Court Weighs Mexican Telephone Testimony
• Rick Perry's Immigration Question: Conservatives Unsure About His Bonafides
• Barcelona Wins Fiery "El Clasico" Over Madrid, Messi Gets Stomped On
• Iran seals $16.6B Boeing deal to buy 80 planes
• Puerto Rico to Boot Dozens of Politicians
• Man Sentenced to Life in Prison in Death of 7-Year-Old
• 7-Year-Old Georgia Girl, Jorelys Rivera, Buried in Puerto Rico
• Mom Calls for Death Penalty in Killing of 7-Year-Old Georgia Girl
• Georgia Child's Death was Brutal and Calculated, Say Police
• Jennifer Lopez Back on American Idol Tonight!
• 7 Organ Transplant Saves Life of Baby Girl
• Boy, 4, Gets Lung Transplant
• Bone Marrow Transplants For Fido
• Giants Reach 3 Year $17.5M Deal With All-Star Pablo Sandoval
• Accreditation group gives 'warning' to Baylor University
• Killing of Popular California Soccer Player Personally Motivated, Police Say
• Clues Sought in Death of 17-Year-Old California Soccer Star
• Placido Domingo to Conduct School Orchestra in New York City
• Hispanic Evangelicals, Longtime Republican Stronghold, At Odds With GOP On Key Issues
• Lawyer: Algerian journalist on hunger strike dies
• Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer Advance in Australian Open
• Paula Deen Cooks Up Controversy with Diabetes Revelation
• Cruise Survivor Recounts Chaotic Rescue Efforts
• Graffiti Artists Angry Over JLo's Fiat Advertisement
• Did J-Lo Fake it for Fiat?
• Latino Voters 2012: Exhilaration Over President Obama Turns To Dread And Disappointment
• Authorities Deny Report of Tarahumara Suicides in Mexico
• Lady Gaga? Walter Mercado? No, Elvis Crespo!
• Amidst Calls for His Resignation, Sheriff Joe Arpaio Appeals Ruling in Racial Profiling Case
• Remains of Prehistoric Hut Found in San Antonio
• Where Rick Perry Stands on Issues of Import to Latino Voters
• Berenice Bejo’s “The Artist” Leads BAFTA Nominations
• Romney Reaches Out to Latino Voters in Florida
• Federal Choppers Under Fire in Mexico Drug War
• Gov't Wrong, Mexican Firefighter's Died of 9/11-Related Causes, Friends Say
• A look at Palmyra, the historic Syrian city retaken by IS
• Brazil Kicks Off Winter Fashion Show
• Gisele Bündchen Launches New Clothing Line
• Nadal Wins 1st Match at the Australian Open Despite Knee Injury
• Rafael Nadal Advances at US Open
• French Open: Rafael Nadal Beats John Isner
• Best Sports Pix of the Week
• Exit polls: PRI wins in Mexico state election
• Resurgence eludes Mexico's old rulers in state elections that show no party is on top
• Rafael Nadal, Federer Rift Emerges at Australian Open
• Rafael Nadal Beats Roger Federer, Advances to Title
• Rafael Nadal Loses to Djokovic in Sony Ericsson Title Match in Miami
• Trump: Claims of Russian interference in 2016 race 'ridiculous,' Dems making excuses
• Where Jon Huntsman Stands on Issues Important to Latino Voters
• Day of mourning declared in Turkey after twin blasts kill 29
• Where GOP Hopefuls Stand on Latino Issues
• A Corona and Burrito? Maybe After Cain Velásquez Wins UFC Smackdown
• Geraldo Rivera: Joran Meet Justice
• Patriots vs Broncos Could Come Down to Aaron Hernandez
• Obama's Latin American Policy Is Dangerously Out of Touch
• Opinion: A Line in "Work It" Sitcom Fueled Stereotypes and Salted Wounds
• Bolivian general who caught 'Che' Guevara gets house arrest in alleged plot against president
• With Revolutionaries 'Looking On,' Teachers Take Kids on a Protest Trip to Arizona
• U.S. and Cuban Diplomats Meet to Discuss Jailed American
• Opinion: ¡Rob! Pokes Fun at Latinos...And it Works
• Best Pix of the Week
• Man, 75, accused in cold case killing of British couple at sea in front of sons
• Harder Line Towards Immigration By GOP?
• Laura Martínez: Telemundo's “La Reina del Sur” Ruled on Primetime; Cristina Saralegui is Back
• Free "American Idol," Lakers Tickets May Score Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa a Record Fine
• Susana Martínez Draws Ire of Immigrant Advocates in New Mexico
• Costa rescues another win for Premier League leader Chelsea
• Celebs Weigh In on Politics at People's Choice Awards
• People's Choice Awards: Celebrity Galore!
• Worker Fired for Complaining About Spanish Ban in DMV, Suit Says
• Lawsuit: Mentally ill US citizen wrongly deported
• Prof Claims She Was Discriminated by Latin American Spanish Speakers
• Ancient Mayan Artifact a $4 Million Fraud, Mexico Says
• 'Being Latino' This Week On Facebook
• Kissinger asks for patience despite Trump's provoking ideas
• Lili Gil: ¿Que Pasó? People’s Choice Awards, Where Were the Latinos?
• Have travel plans? Prepare for cold rain and snow
• Manny Ramirez's Wife: He Hit Me!
• Manny Ramirez Retires Over Drug Policy Issue, MLB Says
• Arizona Lawmakers Reject Bills That Would Have Curbed Rights of Undocumented Immigrants
• Missouri Bill Would Require Schools to Check Immigration Status
• Census: Share of children in US hits record low
• Chavo Del Ocho Coming to a Wii Near You
• State, Local Illegal Immigration Policies Emerge
• Texas Immigration Bill Could Hamper Law Enforcement, Say Police
• New Jersey Denies College Financial Aid to U.S. Citizen Because Her Mother is Undocumented
• Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules that the State's Immigration Law is Constitutional
• Former Utah State Workers Plead Guilty in Connection to Undocumented Immigrant Hit List
• Texas Sheriffs Don't Want to Enforce Immigration Laws, Say Could Lead to Profiling
• Ring sold fake IDs to immigrants in 11 states
• Missouri Court Sides with Immigrant in Adoption Case
• Arizona Democrats Plan to Repeal Immigration Law
• States Gearing Up to Follow Arizona's Lead on Immigration
• Mother of Three American Kids Hopes to Avoid Deportation
• Iran, Chavez Joke About Love & Nukes
• Higher Tax On Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Could Prevent Obesity And Diabetes Cases, Study Says
• Do Video Games Cause Attention Problems in Kids?
• 10-Year-Old Hacker Finds Flaws in Video Games
• Are Violent Video Games Altering Your Child’s Brain?
• Sanchez, New York Jets Tebow-ed by Denver Broncos
• Latinos Go Head to Head in Vegas House Race
• Mexican Medics Drop Heart Headed For Transplant
• 22 plead guilty in Puerto Rico drug-smuggling scheme that used American Airlines flights
• Alleged drug kingpin arrested in Puerto Rico after decade-long hunt by federal authorities
• Mexico Drug War Deaths Top 45,000
• Mass Graves Reveal Dissension in Cartel, Say Police Sources
• Opinion: U.S. Should Not Ignore Latin America, It's Backyard Neighbor
• Florida Sets Presidential Primary for Jan. 31
• Florida Democrats Try to Make Inroads with Latino Voters
• Rick Perry Hopes Florida Straw Poll Gives Him Momentum After Attacks on His Immigration Views
• Folic Acid Awareness Week, For Healthy Beginnings
• Debate Over Who Needs a Thyroid Check in Pregnancy
• Bristol Palin: The 'Politics' of Teen Pregnancy
• Geraldo Rivera: Juanie Cochran
• Jose Baez: Casey Anthony back in Florida
• Chinese community angry by mugged student's death in Rome
• Rio's Carnival Crowd Wowed by Samba Group Hit by Fire
• Marlins Land Carlos Zambrano from Cubs, Report Says
• Ozzie Guillen Key to Carlos Zambrano Trade to Miami
• Tampa Driver Held in Killing of Affluent Latino Couple
• US Extends TPS to over 200,000 Salvadorans
• Army Uncovers Mexico's Largest Marijuana Plantation
• D.C. Couple Gets Surprise Marijuana Delivery From Fed Ex
• Geraldo Rivera: Mitt Romney's Macho Time Bomb
• What's Next for Jon Huntsman After Solid New Hampshire Showing?
• Golden Globes Noms: Puss in Boots & Sofia Vergara in Running
• Jennifer López Will Present Golden Globes
• Senate Republicans Stall Obama 's Ambassador Pick Over Cuba Concerns
• House Approves Puerto Rico Statehood Measure
• Upscale Travel Comes to Vieques
• Princeton Study Finds Immigration Has Reached Net Zero
• Advocates Hopeful About Federal Immigration Pilot Project in Colorado
• 9/11 Firefighter Helps Forge Final Battle to Stop New York City 'Ground Zero Mosque'
• Alabama Asks Court for Immigration Law to Take Effect
• Fears, doubts over Iran's ties in South America
• US Agents Helped Launder Millions in Mission to Break Up Drug Rings
• Holder Suggests 'Fast and Furious' Guns Will Be Used in Crimes for 'Years to Come'
• Mexican Troops Find Gun Cache in Raid of Tijuana Ex-Mayor's Home
• Liverpool's Suarez Handed Eight Match Ban for Racial Abuse
• On Zarela's Mind: Mexican Cultural Classes & How to Make Flour Tortillas
• On Zarela's Mind: Praise the Lard!
• On Zarela's Mind: Seven Basic Rules for Cooking Mexican Food
• Ooops, Argentine Prez's Removed Thyroid Wasn't Cancerous
• Jose Feliciano Commemorates Elvis on Birthday Anniversary
• Mitt Romney's Mexican Roots: GOP Frontrunner A Potential Mexican Citizen?
• Romney Attacks Perry on Immigration With Iowa Phone Campaign
• Mitt Romney Says He Would Veto DREAM Act
• Texas Redistricting Supreme Court Showdown Set to Begin
• Texas Rules –Thanks to Hispanics
• Opinion: Not all Hispanics Believe in the Same Immigration “Reform”
• Opinion: Is Puerto Rico’s Tough New Fiscal Policy an Answer to the Nation’s Budgetary Problems?
• Mexican Soccer Star "El Gato" Arrested in Kidnapping Case
• Robinson Cano, Jorge Posada Help Yankees Clinch Playoff Berth and then AL East Crown
• Best Pix of the Week
• Israeli lawmaker campaigns to investigate PM Netanyahu
• Dakar Rally: Officials Call Off Stage 6 Due to Bad Weather
• Seventh Annual Hispanic Citizen Police Academy Graduation
• Immigration Rules Change Means More Foreign Students Will Be Able to Stay After Graduation
• Jessica Colotl: DREAM Act Poster Child, Unwittingly
• Jessica Colotl: DREAM Act Poster Child, Unwittingly
• Democrats Say They Will Re-Introduce DREAM Act
• In Defiant Speech, Obama Pledges to Work for Immigration Reform
• "No English, No Service" Sign Is Good for Business at North Carolina Diner
• Max Wolff: Doing More for Less
• Three Kings Day: US Schools Giving Day Off on Jan. 6
• On Zarela's Mind: Chocolate Through the Ages
• Latino Unemployment Drops in December
• Arizona Police Investigate Anti-Latino Rant on YouTube
• On Zarela's Mind: A Spectacular Coffee Crunch Cake
• On Zarela's Mind: Hearts, Hands and Walnut Cookies
• Fashion Designer Carmen Marc Valvo Knows Beautiful
• New York Fashion Week: Maria Cornejo Makes Debut
• Joe Arpaio Seeks Sheriff Re-election in New Campaign
• AZ Sheriff Arpaio's actions under ethics review
• Obama: Immigration reform requires changing the law
• White House Announces Summer Jobs Program for Minority Youth
• Orlando marks 6-month anniversary of nightclub massacre
• MA Supreme Court Rules on Health Benefits for Legal Immigrants
• Massachusetts Lawmakers Weigh Closing Loophole that Lets Illegals Register Vehicles
• Romney Charts Risky Course With Immigration Attacks
• Massachusetts Governor Pushes for In-State Tuition for Undocumented Immigrants
• US defense secretary arrives in Iraq to assess Mosul fight
• Shakira & Miley Cyrus Record Duet for Charity
• Geraldo Rivera: Presidential Arithmetic and the Latino Vote
• Brazil School Shooting Massacre Opens Up Debate On Bullying
• Brazil School Shooter Left Video Before Killing 12 Students in Rio
• Bombing at Egypt's main Coptic Christian cathedral kills 25
• Brazil School Shooting: Details Emerge About Gunman, Massacre That Killed 12 Children
• Mexico and Brazil Lead Two Divergent Latin Americas
• End of World? Obama to Lose? 2012 Predictions of Mexico's 'Great Wizard'
• Hablas English? Arizona Candidate Asked to Prove English-Language Skills
• English only? AP-Univision poll finds Latinos often struggle with helping their kids in school
• Leasts of the East: Yankees and Red Sox Slow Out the Gate
• National League Preview: Opening Day -- and it's Not All Giants and Phillies
• American League Preview: Latinos Dominate the MLB Landscape
• Carlos Zambrano Walks Out on Team, Mulls Retirement
• Texas Teen Shot in School by Police Had a Pellet Gun
• Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio Wants Facts in Civil Rights Case
• Study: East Haven police ticket more Hispanics
• Luis Gutierrez: Immigration, Deportation and States' Rights, What Martha Taught Me
• Feds Won't Deport Immigrants in Civil Rights Cases
• Opinion: Move over Futbol, the NFL Scores Big with Latinos
• Deadly Backroom Buttocks Plastic Surgery Brings Lawsuits
• Man Wins Almost $1 Million in Settlement After Eye Explodes
• Las Vegas Woman Dies After Backroom Buttocks Enhancement Surgery
• US Bishop Reveals He's Father of 2; Then Resigns
• "Rio", Featuring George Lopez, Opens With Monster Weekend
• Michelle Rodríguez’s “Battle: LA” Shoots to Number One Thanks to Latino Audience
• Get Lean With Hottie Mario Lopez
• Get Flat Abs Like Kat De Luna
• Kat De Luna: "It's all about the workout"
• What Time Should I Stop Eating?
• On Zarela's Mind: Eating Sencillo and a Great Pineapple Salad
• On Zarela's Mind: Refreshing Aguas Frescas
• Recipe: Pescado a la Veracruzana (Veracruzan-Style Fish)
• Death toll in Bulgaria tanker train explosion rises to 8
• Dakar Rally: Rider Found Unconscious in Sand Dunes of Western Argentina
• Maná to Celebrate Release of New Album "Drama y Luz" in Los Angeles
• Dakar Rally: Coma and Al-Attiyah Take Stage 2
• Police: Mother's Pending Deportation May Have Sparked Alleged Arsonist's Rampage
• Protests Against Gold Mine Resume in Peru
• Undocumented Quadriplegic Sent Back to Mexico Dies
• Dakar Rally Death: Argentine Rider Dies Following Crash
• Peru's Ollanta Humala Annoyed at Lori Berenson Trip To NY
• Colombia's Former Combatants Turn to Crime as Jobs are Tough to Find
• Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel Moves Meth Production To Guatemala
• Dakar Rally's Symbolic Kick Off in Argentina
• Lawsuit Says Tennessee Jail Policy Created in Secrecy, Could Lead to Profiling
• Colombian Bomb Blast Leaves 2 Dead at Police Station
• Family, friends, colleagues gather for Janet Reno memorial
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