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• Best Sports Pix Of The Week
• Colombia Kills Leader of ELN Guerrilla Group During Military Operation
• Portland-Bound Plane Delayed After Arizona Man Tries To Open Door In Midair
• Pitbull Embraces Alaska, Gets Key to Kodiak
• Popular Alaska Cop Found to Be Undocumented
• Lakers' Pau Gasol To Get Treatment For Ailing Knees
• Venezuela: ICC Asked To Investigate Abuses Following Election
• Venezuela: Capriles Threatened With Jail As Inquiry Into Election Violence Continues
• Indianapolis 500: Fan Favorite Tony Kanaan Ends 12 Years Of Frustration
• Carlos Muñoz Looks To Conquer The Indy 500
• Senators Clash Over Linking Boston Bombings To Immigration Reform
• Drinking 3 cups of coffee daily can help prevent Alzheimer's
• On Memorial Day, Americans Gather Across The Country To Honor The Fallen
• Obama Plans Memorial Day Tribute for Veterans at Arlington National Cemetery
• UFC: Cain Velasquez Retains Title, Junior Dos Santos Victorious
• Priebus backs Trump, ‘Don’t want that drone back’
• Hurricane Sandy: New Jersey Filled with Scenes of Devastation
• Hurricane Sandy: New York City Sea Barrier Could Have Stopped Surge, Experts Say
• Olympic Swimmer Cullen Jones On The Road To Teach Minorities Water Safety
• Jimmy Hayes goal lifts Bruins over Kings 1-0
• Ehlers scores 2, Jets beat Avalanche 4-1
• Eva Longoria Has Bikini Wardrobe Malfunction in Puerto Rican Beach
• Honduras Starts Up Presidential Race with Ousted Zelaya Back in Political Game
• Honduras Says It Will Cooperate With Death Squad Probe
• Cannon Used by Drug Cartels to Launch Pot Into US, Confiscated
• La India Will Not Press Charges After Alleged Attack in Puerto Rico
• WBC: Puerto Rico Ousts US with Help of Figueroa
• U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor Presents Memoir in Puerto Rico
• Puerto Rico Wants Action Amid Bond Rating Drop
• Arizona Sheriff Arpaio: Armed Volunteer Posse Should Guard Schools
• Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio Facing Toughest Re-election Race to Date
• Post Chavez Election Puts Focuses Back on Opposition Leader Henrique Capriles
• Henrique Capriles Announces Presidential Bid Saying the Government is Exploiting the Death of Hugo Chavez
• Chavez Allies Sweep Gubernatorial Vote, Henrique Capriles Re-Elected
• Amnesty Denied for Ex Guatemala Dictator Rios Montt
• Guatemala Will Extradite Former President Alfonso Portillo to the US
• Galapagos Islands: Rats Targeted for Death to Save Birds
• California Man Beaten By Cops Died Of Heart Disease, Police Said
• Officer kills man near house where woman, dogs found dead
• At least 10 people, including Canadian tourist, killed in Jordan attacks
• Father, 6-Year-Old Child, & Dog Found Dead Inside Van in Murder Suicide
• Bullied High School Student Felicia Garcia Commits Suicide
• Casey Anthony's Lawyer Jose Baez: New Searches were Suicide Related
• Jodi Arias Saga Enters Life Or Death Stretch, As Jury Ponders Punishment
• Jodi Arias Is Tweeting From Jail
• Jodi Arias Is Expected To Address The Jury, Mistrial Motion Denied
• Jodi Arias Hammered on the Stand About Her Repeated Lies to Authorities
• Sofia Vergara Outraged about Report on Brother’s Murder, Vents on Social Media
• George Lopez Will be Hosting Annual Playboy Jazz Festival
• Rafael Nadal Announces Return to Tennis
• $5 Million Bounty for ICE Agent Killers
• Mexican Army: Suspect Says ICE Agent Slain in Error
• Mexican Man Charged With Killing of U.S. Immigration Agent
• UN Security Council to vote on humanitarian aid to Aleppo
• Chicago Official Seeks Bullet Tax to Curb Growth in Violence
• Chicago Teachers Strike for First Time in 25 Years, Mayor Vows End
• Madonna's Super Bowl Halftime Show Extravaganza
• Businessman Survives Month Of Torture After Police Bust His Kidnappers
• Prosecutors Could Seek Death Penalty In Cleveland Kidnapping Case
• Cleveland Cop Anthony Espada Breaks Down Describing Freeing Abducted Women
• Relatives Of Cleveland's Suspected Kidnappers Pioneered The City's Latino Community
• Mexican Archaeologists Discover More Than 4,000 Cave Paintings
• Mexico Bill Loosens Restrictions On Foreigners Buying Land
• New Maya Temple Found in Guatemala Intrigues Archaeologists
• Bronx 'Ghetto' Tour Shut Down After Neighbors Protest
• New York Assemblyman Nelson Castro Resigns Amid Corruption Probe
• Unique Area In The U.S.-Mexico Border Allows For Brief Family Reunions
• California Man Found Almost Four-Foot-Long Ball Python In Dumpster
• Farmer Poses Nude to Pay Kid's Hospital Bill
• Naked Woman Arrested for Entering Home In Texas
• Minnesota Man Working on Fixer-Upper Finds Rare, Expensive Comic Book
• Mexican police find 5 bodies loaded in back of pickup truck
• Squid War: Argentina and Falklands Unable to Tackle Overfishing in Disputed Waters
• Healthy barbecue options
• Get Fit with Marta Montenegro: Give Your Back a Break
• Mobile Tech Makes Health Care More Affordable In Brazil Slums
• Priebus: Trump ready to accept Russia hacking report, if CIA, FBI get on same page
• Zoe Saldana Urged Not to Play Nina Simone in Biopic, Report Says
• Sports World Reacts To Oklahoma Tornado Tragedy
• Latino Real Estate Leaders Push for Regulatory Changes
• LED Engagement Rings A Shining Symbol Of Love
• Dominican Beauty Queen Dethroned Over Marriage
• The Latinas Behind AaB Creates
• Jodi Arias Assails Her Attorneys, Asks For Second Chance At Freedom, In Jailhouse Interviews
• Malcolm Shabazz, Grandson Of Civil Rights Leader Malcolm X, Killed In Mexico
• House Republicans Resolute in Opposition to Senate Immigration Bill
• Bipartisan Bill Aims at Jump-Starting Immigration Debate
• Demi Lovato Won't Sing About Sex, Excited About Return To ‘The X Factor’
• GlaxoKlineSmith Signs Deal To Develop Bioterrorism Antibiotics
• Wounded Warrior And Bride Get Dream Wedding From Grateful California Town
• Best Sports Pix Of The Week
• US Marines Patrol Guatemala’s Western Coast in Anti-Drug Effort
• Marines ID Gunman in Base Shooting to be Machine Gun Specialist Eusebio Lopez
• Afghan Police Officer Kills 3 U.S Marines in Helmand Province
• Maimed Marines Visit Boston Bombings Victims To Lift Their Spirits
• Rescued California Hikers May Have To Pay $160K For Their Search
• Chicharito's Excellent Adventure
• Conservative Leaders Issue Joint Statement Of Support For Immigration Reform
• House Passes Immigration Bill to Tighten Border Security
• Best Pix Of The Week
• Business and Labor Leaders Put Differences Aside in Immigration Deal
• Best Sports Pix Of The Week
• Car Accident Leaves 6 Undocumented Immigrants Dead Near Texas Border
• Former Heritage Foundation Analyst 'Proud' Of Writings About Latinos Having Low IQ
• Heritage Foundation Analyst Resigns Over Writings Saying Latinos Have Lower IQ
• Juan Williams Breaks Down the Controversial Heritage Foundation Study on Immigration
• New Cabinet in Lebanon vows to 'preserve stability'
• New Immigration Bill Could Exclude Thousands from Getting Citizenship
• Former U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo Mulls Running For Governor Of Colorado
• Colorado Republicans Facing Minority Status in Gubernatorial Election
• Immigration Activists Plan Nationwide Marches for Revive Debate
• Policy Protecting Transgender Students Under Fire
• New York City Ponders Permitting Immigrants To Vote
• Immigration Debate Colors May Day Rallies Across The Nation
• Immigration Reform Bill Unveiled
• Immigration Court Hearing For Two Boston Bombing Suspects
• Podesta: Russia behind email hacks, wanted Trump as its White House 'lap dog'
• Homeland Security Holds Off On Furloughs And Overtime Cutback For Border Patrol
• Disgraced Spanish Politician Quits After Her Porno Flick Is Leaked
• Men Deported for Being ‘Too Handsome’
• Condom Snorting Trend Takes Over YouTube
• Horny, Fornicating Frogs Cause Neighborhood Noisy Problem
• Chef Plans Cicada Feast During Invasion
• Murray caps best year of career with record 3rd BBC award
• The United Nations Is Promoting Insects As Part Of A Healthy Diet
• Authorities: Deputies shoot Tennessee man who had knife
• Yahoo Nearing $1.1B Acquisition Of Tumblr, Report Says
• Cannes Film Festival: The best and worst dressed
• Relatives Of Woman Killed By Border Agent Sue Agency Over Shooting
• Mother Shot by Border Patrol Was on Probation, Fleeing Felon's Apartment
• Wrongful death claim filed in South Dakota Border Patrol shooting
• Slain Border Patrol Agent's Family Speaks Out
• Deportees Will No Longer be Flown Back Home, Border Patrol Says
• Border Patrol Shoots and Kills Mexican Citizen on Texas Border
• San Antonio Spurs Wrestle Game 2 From Memphis Grizzlies
• Eric Garcetti Wins Race For L.A. Mayor
• Justice Department Probe Questioned On Constitutional Grounds
• Vigilante Justice? Mexico Detains Group Taking the Law Into Their Own Hands
• Man Captured Longest Burmese Python In Florida History
• High-Tech Heavy Hitters Plan 'Virtual March' for Immigration Reform
• Energy Drink ‘Caffeine Toxicity’ Not Reason Behind Teen’s Death, Says Monster
• Gentleman of Salsa Gilberto Santa Rosa To 'Forever Tango' In Broadway Debut
• Billboard Latin Awards: Don Omar, Top Dog Once Again
• Ousted IRS Head Apologizes For "Mistakes" That Led To Improper Targeting
• Intense Sports May Be OK With Heart Devices, New Study Reveals
• Miss Oklahoma Named First Runner-Up in Miss USA Pageant After Answering Immigration Question
• Miss Oklahoma Has 'No Regrets'About Her Controversial Arizona Immigration Response
• Oklahoma Senate Panel Pushes Forward Bill Eliminating 'Birthright Citizenship'
• Oklahoma House Passes Arizona-style Immigration Bill
• Tensions Emerge Among Oklahoma Republicans Over Immigration Bill
• Guatemalan Judge Suspends Trial Of Former Strongman Ríos Montt
• Otto Pérez Molina Implicated In Trial Of Former Guatemalan Strongman Ríos Montt
• Poland's president talks with opposition, new protests ahead
• Texas Tornadoes Kill Six, Leaves Dozens Of Residents Injured And Homeless
• North Texas Tornado Brought Total Devastation For Some
• Khloe Kardashian Out Of 'The X Factor,' Mario Lopez Stays
• Phillies Catcher Carlos Ruiz Goes On The Disabled List
• McDavid scores in shootout to lift Oilers over Lightning 3-2
• Popular Hangover Cures
• New Guidelines Push for Most in U.S. to Get at Least 1 HIV Test
• Brazil to Track Numbers of HIV Cases
• HIV Positive Trucker ‘Infected More Than 50 Women,’ Say Police
• World AIDS Day: Mice Suggests Hope for a New Approach, Study Says
• US Donates Extra $150M to Help Poor Countries Fight AIDS
• Connecticut Mayor Under Fire Over Taco Comment
• Real Madrid's Coach Jose Mourhino To Leave, Possible Swap With French Team Coach
• US & Mexico Plan for New Border Inspection Station in Tijuana
• After Deportation, Stuck in Tijuana
• Chad Johnson Charged with Misdemeanor Battery, Report Says
• Chad Johnson Refuses to Sign Divorce Docs, Report Says
• Evelyn Lozada Goes Naked For PETA
• Hofstra Community Mourns Tragic Police Shooting That Killed Junior Student
• Mother Who Chased Down Abductor And Saved Her 4-Year-Old Daughter Followed Instincts
• Police Officer in Hofstra University Shooting 'Inconsolable' After Split-Second Choice
• Texas man who called 911, then vanished in 2013 remains missing
• Latin Billboard Award Nominations: Jenni Rivera, Don Omar and Romeo Santos Lead
• San Antonio Spurs Scorch Memphis Grizzlies In Game 1
• NYC Rattled By Cold-Blooded Killing Of A Gay Man, Shot Point-Blank In Face
• Sunscreen Ratings Still Misleading Despite New SPF Labels, Consumer Group Says
• No Need for a Brazilian Bikini Wax, Men Prefer Women Au Natural
• Sun Erupts With Strongest Solar Flare Of 2013
• Popular Brazilian Bikini Wax Could Cause a Sexually Transmitted Infection
• Summer Season: Don't Like Your Legs?
• Venezuela's Chavez Seeking to Change Constitution to Allow Perpetual Re-Election
• Russia threatens to veto new UN Syria resolution, Aleppo evacuations in doubt
• Oxbow Wins Preakness, Dashes Orb's Hope For Triple Crown
• Powerball Winners Share $1 Million Prize With Co-Worker
• Obama To Make Immigration Top Priority During Visit To Mexico
• Obama Says Old Mexico Stereotypes Must End
• Preakness: Orb, Dominican Jockey Favored To Win And Set Up Triple Crown Try
• Lawyers For Accused Boy Murderer Question Investigation
• U.S. Strips 'Cuban Five' Member of Citizenship
• City Orders Man To Get Rid of His Farm Animals, He Says They Remind Him of Cuba
• IRS' Commissioner Called To Resign Over Targeting Of Conservative Groups
• Cleveland Kidnap Victims Not Likely To Suffer From Stockholm Syndrome
• Venezuela's Only Opposition TV Channel Sold, Expected To Change Editorial Policy
• Millions of Americans Live Overseas, Report Says
• Raffi Torres Suspended, San Jose Sharks Lose Second Game To The L.A. Kings
• Coyotes' Raffi Torres Suspended Indefinitely for 'Brutal' Hit
• Nearly 100 poll books in Detroit missing for several days, documents show
• Hockey: Scott Gomez Argues With Coach
• Best Sports Pix of the Week
• Coyotes' Raffi Torres suspended for Hossa hit
• Forward Raffi Torres signs 1-year, $1 million contract with Vancouver Canucks
• CDC Warns Against Fecal Matter In Swimming Pools
• 'American Idol': Candice Glover Wins, Jennifer Lopez Performs
• San Antonio Spurs Eliminate Warriors, Set Sights On Memphis
• Los Angeles County email hack exposes personal data of 750,000 people
• New York Knicks Stay Alive In Game 5, Carmelo Anthony Scores 28
• The Latest: Former slave considered for sainthood
• Marshals Weigh In On Sergio Garcia-Tiger Woods Altercation
• Trump gave $10,000 for West Bank settlement, tax form shows
• Chicharito's Excellent Adventure
• Organic Industry Clout Grows With Consumer Demand
• CIA analyst: Saddam Hussein 'seemed clueless,' was 'inattentive' leader
• Mexico's Colima volcano spews ash, vapor a mile into the air
• Vatican Quest Draws Anger For Mocking Pope Benedict XVI As Pimp
• Pope Francis Tells Nuns Not To Be 'Old Maids'
• New Psychiatric Manual of Mental Disorders Stokes Critics
• U.S. Weighs Easing of Cuba Travel Restrictions
• Oldest Living Former Big Leaguer, Now 101, Recalls Baseball Past
• Ten Facts About Illinois Latinos
• ISIS reportedly training child suicide bombers in special camps
• Angelina Jolie's Double Mastectomy: Why Women Opt For Preventive Surgery
• Venezuela's Maduro Endures Rough Inauguration Day
• Venezuela To Audit Votes Cast In Tight Presidential Election
• Philadelphia Phillies Roll The Dice On Carlos Zambrano
• Jennifer Lopez’s TV Interview, Music Video Set Disrupted by Gunshots
• Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber Eyed by ‘American Idol’ Producers to be Judges Next Season
• Memphis Grizzlies Maul Thunder, Advance To Their First Western Conference Finals
• Medical Breakthrough as Baby Born With HIV Cured, Say Scientists
• Popocatepetl Volcano Awakens, Leaving Mexico Cities on Edge
• Fuego Volcano Shoots Ash, Lava in Guatemala
• Mexico's Popocatepetl Volcano Continues to Spew Rock and Ash
• America Ferrera, A College Graduate 10 Years Later
• Latino Stars Come Out to Gather Latino Vote
• Manufacturer Of Pressure Cooker Used In Boston Bombings Strapped For Cash
• Boston Bombing Manhunt Timeline
• 2 Firefighters Killed Battling Chicago Blaze
• Spain's King Juan Carlos Leaves Hospital After Spine Operation
• Man exonerated in Virginia faces charges in Florida
• Texas Latino Groups Reject Redistricting Deal; Primary in Doubt
• William Levy Taking Over Mexico with New Telenovela
• Christian Chavez's Domestic Violence Case With Boyfriend Dropped
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. Highest Paid Athlete, Alex Rodriguez #9
• Baseball's greats from seasons past
• Study Questions Need To Cut Salt Consumption
• Missing Fort Bliss soldier's remains found in coal chute
• Obama Kicks Off Economy Tour In Texas, Renews Attention To His Job Initiatives
• Small Business Owners Slightly More Upbeat In April
• Gay Couples Now Allowed To Marry In Brazil
• Supreme Court to Weigh in on Gay Marriage
• Ted Cruz Surprises Sandy Hook Victim's Daughter With Telephone Call
• Jodi Arias Trial So Full Of Intrigue, Some Willing To Pay For Seat In Courtroom
• Bolivian Park Could be the World's Most Biologically Diverse Place
• Major League Baseball Improves Senior Administration Diversity
• Pacers Handle Carmelo Anthony & New York Knicks, Take 3-1 Series Lead
• Critics Believe Immigration Reform Is Bad Deal For GOP
• California Man Awarded $450,000 After Claiming Cop Had Affair with his Wife
• Border Patrol Agent Shoots, Kills Mother of Five in California
• Baja California Takes Over Culinary World with Fusion Cuisine
• Monique Gaxiola of the L.A. Temptations
• Miami Man Pays Off Woman's Property Taxes So She Could Keep Her Home
• Foreclosure Crisis Victim Faces Eviction From Re-Occupied Home
• Lead Singer Of Tejano Group La Mafia Attacked
• Breast Cancer: New Findings Could Lead to More Effective Treatments
• Radiation May Spike up Breast Cancer Risk, Report Says
• US Secretary of State John Kerry meets Saudi King Salman
• GOP Bothered by Hispanic Rating
• Venezuela sends troops to tamp down cash chaos disturbances
• Prince Harry Arrives in NYC After NJ Shore Tour, Wins Blue Penguin as Prize
• TV Anchor A.J. Clemente Gets Fired After Dropping “F” Bomb In Debut
• 'F' Bomb Anchor A.J. Clemente Wants To Work For ESPN
• Video: Forget AJ Clemente, Weather Woman Dances Out Of Technical Disaster
• American Idol: All Eyes on Mariah Carey as Allegations of JLO Replacement Continue
• Immigration Reform Advocates Worried About Possible Backlash
• Russia to Expel US Diplomat
• Showdown Looms over College's Tuition Cut for Undocumented Students
• 'Christmas sauna' in Helsinki gives enthusiasts a free sweat
• Amazing photos of solar eclipses
• San Francisco Giants To Give Melky Cabrera A World Series Ring
• ‘The Voice’: Shakira to Replace Christina Aguilera, Report Says
• Christina Aguilera: I’m Pudgy and Proud!
• Christina Aguilera Brushes Off Tabloids, Insults Simon Cowell
• The Voice: Shakira Uncertain About Judging Season 5, Talks About Show’s Authenticity
• Shakira Talks Body Image, Motherhood In New Interview
• As LinkedIn Revenue Soars, Disappointing Outlook Ahead
• Immigrant Janitors Accuse Bosses Of Putting Them In Danger For Failing To Provide Instructions In Spanish
• GOP Likely to Battle Over Guest-Worker Bill
• Memphis Grizzlies Win In OT, Take 3-1 Series Lead Over OKC Thunder
• Young Girl Battling Cancer Becomes Supermodel for a Day
• Is a Curvy Shape the New Female Ideal?
• No Clear Link Between Cancer and World Trade Center, Says Study
• Monique Gaxiola of the L.A. Temptations
• U.S. Soldier Found Guilty In Killing Of 5 Fellow Service Members
• Etihad Airways, citing competition, announces layoffs
• Mummified Remains Of Chicana Activist Found A Year After Death
• F. Chris Garcia, Former University of New Mexico President, Arrested in Online Prostitution Ring
• Sorry, Frida Kahlo. My Chicana Heart Belongs to Another (Cue ABBA!)
• Childhood Obesity Linked to BPA, Study Suggests
• Tea Party Is Attracting Hispanics in Texas
• Morning-After Pill To Be Appealed Today... Or Enforced Without Restrictions
• Yankees' Mariano Rivera & Joba Chamberlain Smooth Over Spat
• Ohio colleges, universities: Protect immigrant students
• El Salvador church fires 3 priests for sex abuse
• Germany criticizes Christmas ban at German school in Turkey
• F1 Racing: Fernando Alonso Wins Spanish Grand Prix
• Justin Bieber Posts Intimate Photo With Selena Gomez
• Justin Bieber Posts (Then Deletes) Photo Snuggling With Selena Gomez
• Justin Bieber’s Pastor Reportedly Asked Selena Gomez To Help Star Find His Way
• Ted Cruz's Father Talks About Latinos, Conservatives and the American Dream
• Mayor: Corpus Christi, Texas water ban lifted
• The Warriors Even Series With Spurs, Despite Manu Ginobili's 21 Points
• 'American Idol' Host Ryan Seacrest To Produce New Spanish Singing Competition
• California May Become First State To Allow Non-Citizens To Serve On Juries
• Carmelo Anthony And The New York Knicks Fall To Indiana Pacers
• Carmelo Anthony: This Is One Of My Best Seasons
• Indiana Pacers Take Game 1 From New York Knicks & Carmelo Anthony
• Nutty Chicken Noodles Recipe
• Wounded Washington officer in critical but stable condition
• Still Want to Cruise? Eight Tips To Save Money On A High Seas Vacation
• Venezuela’s New Sports Minister Posed Nude for Magazine
• Venezuelan President Arrests U.S. Man For 'Creating Violence On Behalf Of America'
• Venezuelan Protests Kill Seven As Chavez's Heir, Nicolas Maduro, Begins Presidency
• Paris Hilton, And Her Handbags, Adored In Colombia
• 'America's Most Wanted' Crook Caught In Colombia
• Nico Rosberg Takes Poll At Spanish Grand Prix
• Fatal Cruise Ship Accident in Spain Leaves 5 Dead, 3 Injured
• World's Largest Yoga Class?
• Texas Plant Explosion Turned Into Criminal Probe
• Head of UN nuclear watchdog visits Iran
• Texas Explosion At Fertilizer Plant Leaves 5 to 15 Dead, Over 160 Injured
• Texas Fertilizer Plant Had 'Pathetic' $1 Million Liability Insurance
• Texas College Stabbing Left Bloody Scene, Neighbors Describe Suspect as "Normal"
• Texas Fertilizer Plant Explosion Caused By Store Of Ammonium Nitrate
• Barbie is Doll Non Grata in Argentina
• Farrakhan sees a new opening for black separatist message
• Algerian defense ministry: 125 "terrorists" killed this year
• Uruguay Set to Legalize Abortion; Only 2nd Country in Latin America to Pass Measure
• Uruguay Mulls Over Legal Government Marijuana Dealing
• Uruguay Senate Prepares Final Abortion Debate
• 1 dead, 5 injured after large tree falls on wedding party in California park
• Sotomayor Acquits Goldilocks on Sesame Street
• Mexico's Violent Zetas Cartel Sees New Leader Emerge
• Zetas Cartel Behind Mass Tunnel Escape in Mexico
• Zetas Chief Lazcano's Body Stolen from Funeral Home in Mexico
• 4 gunmen killed in Chechnya by police, regional leader says
• Internet Shopping May See End of Tax-Free Era, Senate Moves To Tax Online Shoppers
• Police: Uber driver fatally shoots would-be robber
• Cleveland Kidnap Rescuer Angel Cordero Was First On The Scene, He Claimed
• Guatemala Detains 9 Soldiers in Protest Slayings
• Fish Oil Doesn't Help Prevent Heart Attacks, Study Finds
• Baby Born with Heart Outside Body Makes Medical History
• Hispanics More Heart-Healthy Than Other Groups, Says New Study
• Latino Activist Leaves Lasting Legacy In Milwaukee
• Boston Red Sox's David Ortiz Denies PEDs Accusation
• 2 teens charged in shooting outside Charlotte nightclub
• Boy, 3, out shopping with grandma dies in road rage shooting
• Suspect in killings of Kurdish activists dies in Paris
• Uber driver fatally shoots would-be robber, police say
• Selena Gomez Slams Perfume Giant With Counter Suit For Breach Of Contract
• Benicio Del Toro and Selena Gomez Use Social Media To Urge Election Vote
• New York Jets' Mark Sanchez: No Doubt I'm The Starter
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. & Robert Guerrero Get Personal
• FDA May Seek Outside Help to Explore Dangers of Energy Drinks
• Latinos Love Their Coffee – More Than Anyone Else, Study Says
• 5-Hour Energy May be Linked to Deaths, FDA Investigates
• Soda Ban Fizzes Back to Court as New York City Appeals Decision to Strike it Down
• Bob Marley Drink Sold in NJ School Sickens Students, Raising Concerns
• Robert Durst: Meth use led to HBO live mic murder 'confession'
• Police: Uber driver fatally shoots would-be robber
• Report: Killings of IS prisoners by Iraq government militias
• Hamas mourns killing of group's drone expert
• Boy Scouts of America May Drop Gay Ban
• All They Want for Christmas Is a Beach Body
• Authorities Investigate Helicopter Shootout That Killed Alleged Drug Lord
• JLO, Enrique Iglesias & Wisin y Yandel Kick Off Summer Tour
• Prostate Cancer Test Goes On Sale
• Manu Ginobili & The San Antonio Spurs Fall To The Warriors In Game 2
• Puerto Rican Archbishop Fights Sexual Scandal Allegations; Catholics Rally In Support
• Aleppo: Syrian activists say evacuation buses burned
• Benedict XVI to Become 'Emeritus Pope'
• Settlers agree to evacuate West Bank Amona outpost
• Shakira’s Colombian Accent Mocked on ‘Saturday Night Live’
• Soccer Referee Death: Teen Charged As Adult With Homicide By Assault
• Thousands of Bleary-Eyed Fans Watch World Cup Match
• Family Holds Vigil Mourning Referee Killed By Freak Punch From Disgruntled Player
• Calorie Counts on Menus a 'Thorny Issue,' Says FDA
• New York City Soda Ban Struck Down as Mayor Defends His Anti-Obesity Effort
• Move Over Soda, Water is America’s New Favorite Beverage
• 70% of Arms Seized in Mexico Come from US, Report Says
• 'Rivers Of Fire' In Mexico As Pipeline Explodes
• 8 die of alcohol poisoning in Russia; 10 others hospitalized
• Air Berlin names Thomas Winkelmann as new CEO
• Disgraced Mark Sanford Wins Back Congressional Seat With Argentinean Mistress Turned Fiancé By His Side
• Mark Sanford Hopes For Second Chance After Argentina Affair Derailed His Political Career
• Ex- Gov Mark Sanford & Argentine Mistress are Engaged, Report Says
• Mark Sanford Comes Back With A Win - And A Pretty Fiancee
• Mark Sanford Loses Republican Support For His Congressional Bid
• Couple Supposedly Missing in Peru Set to Return Home in the Next Few Days
• Vatican Clarifies Pope Francis Is Not Missing A Lung, Just Part Of It
• Search Deepens for Missing American Couple in Peru
• Sandy Hook Draws a Worldwide Outpouring of Support
• Newtown Creates Task Force to Handle the Overflow of Donations
• Shooting Victim's Sister Haunted by Iconic Photo
• Best Sports Pix Of The Week
• Nicolas Maduro Says Colombia’s Former President Is Trying To Kill Him
• People Don't Listen to Skin Cancer Warnings, CDC Says
• Stewardess Tells Passengers: ‘You’re All Going to Die’ In New Beverage Ad Campaign
• Unemployed Mexicana Flight Attendants Pose for Playboy
• Miami Heat Upset By Chicago Bulls
• A Latino Governor For Texas?
• 9 Undocumented Immigrants in Texas Car Wreck
• 5 Children Die After SUV Overturns in Texas
• Venezuelan Opposition Losing Options After Supreme Court Rules Out Recount
• Beyoncé: Backlash To Cuba Trip With Hubby Jay-Z Was 'Shocking’
• Cigar Smokers Resist Possible FDA Rules
• Alleged Gang Member Caught Renting Out Ponies, Planning Kids' Parties
• Large complex of amusement parks in Dubai celebrates opening
• Father and Son Gang Members Handed Long Jail Sentences for Racial Attacks
• Jodi Arias' Fate In Flux As Jurors Begin Deliberations
• Credibility of Psychologist Who Diagnosed Jodi Arias Called into Question
• Now Easier To Apply For Health Care Under Affordable Care Act
• 3 groups of Cubans totaling 51 migrants land in Florida Keys
• Rio De Janairo Fire Destroys Samba Warehouses Weeks Before Carnival
• Santa Maria Nightclub Fire Postpones World Cup Celebrations in Brazil
• Utah Soccer Referee Dies After Freak Punch By Player
• Paris Jackson gives godfather Macaulay Culkin a pedicure
• Woman Loses Nose After Dog Attacks, Husband Bites Back
• Are Stray Dogs to Blame in Mexico Deaths, or Were Pooches Framed?
• 6-year-old Latino Boy Attacked by Dog, $30 Mil. Lawsuit
• Marc Gasol & The Memphis Grizzlies Lose Game 1 To The Thunder
• 3-year-old boy dies in road rage shooting during shopping trip with grandmother in Arkansas
• Leading Romanian automobile industry official dies
• Chavez Calls For Cooling of Tensions With Colombia
• Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez Caught Kissing Backstage
• Hepatitis B on Rise in US Immigrants
• Jon Secada Raises Hepatitis C Awareness Among Latinos
• Liverpool's Luis Suarez Fined For Biting Opponent's Arm, Apologizes
• Luis Suarez Won't Appeal Punishment, English Prime Minister Weighs In
• Mexican Teacher Strike Turns Violent As Political Party Offices Attacked
• Hispanics Under Attack In New Jersey, With Six Incidents In The Last Month
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. Marvels In Unanimous Defeat Of Robert Guerrero
• Don Omar Reveals Wisin & Yandel Are Breaking Up
• The World's Happiest Place: Latin America
• Former FBI Agent Charged With Providing Chinese Agent Access to Classified Documents
• Venezuela's Maduro Gets Backing From Maradona As Salsa Star Colón Goes For Capriles
• From A Garage To Brazil's Bikini Queen, Lenny Niemeyer Has Created An Empire
• Meet Power-Fashion Guru Ana Maria Pimentel
• Cuba Rejects Prisoner Swap Proposed by U.S.
• Convicted Spy Asks to Serve Probation in Cuba
• Rescued California Hiker Released From Hospital, Fought Hallucination
• Teenage Hiker Nicholas Cendoya Found, Recovering
• John Kerry's Senate Seat Eyed by Republican, Ex-Navy Seal Gabriel Gomez
• Brooklyn Nets Force Game 7 Vs. The Chicago Bulls, Brook Lopez Scores 17
• Hip-Hop Star AraabMUZIK Shot, Expected To Survive
• Pakistani cinemas to resume screening Indian movies
• After Bombings, U.S. Government Will Verify Visas Of All International Students
• Michelle Obama's suggestion Trump is end of 'hope' for America gets pushback
• Suspected Boston Bomber's Ex Says He Beat Her, Forced Her To Hate U.S.
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• Committee accepts parole for imprisoned Israeli ex-President
• Ivory Coast votes for parliament, president seeks majority
• 400 Yard Drug Tunnel Found in California, Another Found in Arizona
• 3 ICE Agents Shot in California, Fourth Dies in Unrelated Shooting
• Marco Rubio Says Immigration Bill Needs Changes
• Pope's HIV-Condom View Helpful, UNAIDS Tells Vatican
• Unemployment Claims Climb As Layoffs Surge To Highest Level Since 2011
• $10 Million Lawsuit Against Jennifer Lopez Dropped
• South Sudan rebel leader: Must inform S. Africa on movements
• Coach reprimanded for taking a knee during team prayer
• ‘Bionic’ Latino Cancer Survivors Hit the Runway in Ecuador
• Peru Says Oil Field Contamination Has Created an Environmental Emergency
• Cuba Wants to Exchange Alan Gross for Cuban Five, Bill Richardson Says
• SCROOGE! Grade school cancels performance of 'A Christmas Carol'
• May Day In Seattle Ends Up In Riot, People Injured And Arrests
• Justin Bieber Acting Out Due to Selena Gomez Breakup, Report Says
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