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• Mexican Disappearances At 'Crisis' Level, Amnesty International Says
• Top Zetas Cartel Leader 'El Lazca' Killed, Mexico Navy Confirms
• Central Americans Seeking Asylum Quadrupled In Last Five Years
• Feds to Review Anaheim Police Killing of Unarmed Latino
• Best Sports Pix Of The Week
• Utah Soccer Referee In Coma After Player Punches Him In The Head
• Social Media Helps Overcome Social Anxiety
• The Latinos Nominated For The 2013 MTV Video Music Awards
• MTV Movie Awards: SelGo Goes Bollywood, 'The Avengers' Are Big Winners
• Pot Allegedly Found In Justin Bieber’s Tour Bus, Singer Gets Selena Gomez Tattoo
• Britney Spears Out at The X Factor, is Demi Lovato Next?
• Demi Lovato’s Estranged Father Dies, Singer Thanks Fans For Support
• Twinkies ‘Sweetest Comeback Ever’ But In Slim Down Version
• Adam Causey named Oklahoma City administrative correspondent
• Cory Monteith: 1982-2013
• Super Bowl Commercials Featuring Latinos
• Some 250 Stingrays Mysteriously Found Dead On Mexican Beach
• Aflockalypse Now? Not Really, Experts Say
• With Chávez Gone, Caribbean Nations No Longer Benefit From Venezuela's Cheap Oil
• Oil Prices Rise to $106, Gas Prices Expected To Increase Soon
• Manny Machado Of The Baltimore Orioles
• Abortion Rules Approved By Texas House Committee
• Man Gets Caught Hiding Behind A Cactus After Driving Drunk While Having Sex
• Following George Zimmerman Verdict, Beyonce Holds Moment Of Silence For Trayvon Martin
• The Latest: Inmate apologizes in court for guard attack
• Enforcement-Only Immigration Hearing In House Interrupted By Protesters
• Justice Department Voting Rights Official Apologizes for Remarks Mixing Race, Age
• Immigration Reform Delays May Not Hurt Bush
• Selena Gomez Flashes Underwear And Justin Bieber Bans Her Music
• Mexico Arrests One Of FBI's Most Wanted, An Alleged Pedophile
• U.S. Wants More Intelligence Cooperation With Mexico, White House Report States
• Latino Cancer Survivor Runs Marathons for a Good Cause
• Angelina Jolie Is "Ultimate Badass," Says Zoe Saldaña; Shakira Calls Her An Inspiration
• Court Rules Miranda Rights Must Be Given In Correct Spanish
• Ohio judge set to announce sentence in barbershop slayings
• Jury: George Zimmerman Not Guilty On All Charges In Death Of Trayvon Martin
• President Obama Speaks Out On George Zimmerman Verdict
• Doctor Charged For Spiking Lover’s Coffee With Poisonous Chemical
• Doctor Apologizes For Diagnosing Woman With ‘Ghetto Booty’
• Zimmerman Protesters Block California Highway And Raid Stores
• Eva Longoria’s ‘Ready for Love’ Dating Show Axed
• Study: Dementia Prevented By Working Longer And Delaying Retirement
• Dementia More Costly Than Cancer And Heart Disease For U.S. Families
• Pope Benedict XVI’s Resignation Begs the Question, Are Lifetime Jobs Realistic?
• Hacked Up Body Of Photojournalist Found In Mexico
• Mass Graves Found In Northern Mexico
• More than 11,000 Migrants Kidnapped in Mexico
• Brother of Zetas Chief Convicted Of Money Laundering Through Horse Track
• Livin' La Vida Loaded in Mexico City
• Italian Mob Boss Arrested In Colombia Highlights Drug Ties Between Latin America and Europe
• Now that Trump’s officially won the White House here are 10 ways Dems must drain their own swamp
• Aaron Hernandez Arrested At Home, Taken Away In Handcuffs As Part Of Murder Probe
• Hostess Twinkies Returning To Shelves In July
• Mexican Company Racing To Create Twinkie Knockoffs Before They Make A Comeback
• Obama and the cyber threat: Leading from behind hurts US... again
• Are Foreign Video Gamers Pro Athletes? Yes, According To U.S. Government
• Defendant in Indiana house explosion to be sentenced
• Kenya: 2 Iranian men in Israeli embassy case are deported
• Officials: Bombing kills at least 23 at Yemen military base
• Brazilian Travels 30 Miles With Industrial Grinder Buried In His Stomach – And Lives
• Opera Star Placido Domingo Eager To Sing Following Treatment For Pulmonary Embolism
• Turning the page? Trump dines with Mexican billionaire Slim
• Ex-Benghazi panel staffer settles lawsuit against Rep. Gowdy
• Texts, Animation, Physical Shape Take Spotlight In Zimmerman Trial
• Police: Mom who left son in storm apparently under influence
• The Latest: Buses leave 2 Syrian villages under Aleppo deal
• Trayvon Martin Was Shot While Leaning Over George Zimmerman: Forensics
• Zimmerman Deliberations Enter 2nd Day
• Pamplona Bull Run Injures 23 People
• Exclusive: Families of Orlando nightclub shooting victims sue Facebook, Twitter and Google
• Spain To Face Brazil In Confed Cup Final Amid Protests In Rio de Janeiro
• Alex Rodriguez Tells Yankees He May Not Return This Year, Source Said
• NATO, Russia diplomats in rare talks look to ease tensions
• George Zimmerman's Fate Now In The Hands Of A Jury
• Police: Several injured by gunman in Zurich
• Zimmerman’s Best Friends Testify It's Him Screaming On The 911 Call
• Democrats Seeks Final Deal In Immigration Push
• “The Bold And The Beautiful” Gets Its First Mexican Actor
• Immigration Bill At Risk Of Being Pushed Back Over Border Security
• Date set for session to undo North Carolina 'bathroom bill'
• Anti-Trump effort sparks Electoral College drama in Colorado
• Godless Grinches try to take Christ out of Christmas
• Salvadoran Woman Who Was Denied Abortion Undergoes C-Section
• Standing, Cheering Shirtless Not Allowed In Brazil Stadium Hosting World Cup
• Brazil Jumps To 9th In FIFA Rankings Following Confederation's Cup Win
• Teen dies in menstruation hut
• The 2018 Jeep Wrangler will look the same, but different
• Zimmerman Case Top Investigator Called Back To The Stand By The Defense
• Senate Passes Landmark Immigration Reform Giving Legal Status To Millions
• Janet Napolitano Defends Asylum Process Used By Boston Bombers' Family
• Janet Napolitano Dismissed Critics, Insisted New Immigration Law Would Boost National Security
• Best Sports Pix Of The Week
• Mexico City Gangs Suspected In Mass Kidnapping
• Mexico Arrests 12 In Connection To Ciudad Juárez Femicides
• Scientists think they've found the rat equivalent of a smile
• Brazilian Bull Riders
• Arsenic In Apple Juice, FDA Sets New Limit
• Melonie Diaz Talks 'Fruitvale Station'
• Mexico To Discuss Deals Worth $150M At Paris Air Show
• Hundreds Flood Mexican Consulate for Deportation Protection
• Making Your Favorite Summer Wine Cocktail
• North Texas airport seeks funds for fence to stop coyotes
• JFK's 100th birthday to be marked with stamp, celebrations
• The Latest: NY hedge founder pleads not guilty
• President Obama to Name Civil Rights Official Thomas Perez as Head of Department of Labor, Sources Say
• Senate Democrats Delay Vote on Labor Nominee Thomas Perez
• Cubans Meddled In Venezuelan Elections, Opposition Claims
• Cuba's Ladies In White Claim EU Prize 8 Years Later
• Apple Unearths 15th Century Ruins While Building Store In Madrid
• How Trump used the incredible power of rejection to win the White House
• Brazil’s Citizens Support Protests Against Government Corruption
• Mexican Police Use All-Female Transit Unit To Curb Corruption
• Corruption and Low Prices Allow Flood of Illegal Cars into Mexico
• The humorous story behind a bag of 'scuba crap' on eBay
• Marc Anthony Gets Blessing From Family Of New Squeeze
• Utah Prisoners Now Allowed To Talk In Spanish To Visitors
• Versatile F-4 Phantoms making 'final flight' for US military
• How Does Venezuela Keep Inmates In Check? Turns Prisons Into Posh Resorts
• McCain blasts Navy warships in report on Pentagon waste
• Man sentenced in attacks in Alaska's Iditarod race
• Looting leaves stores in ruins in Venezuela's Ciudad Bolivar
• Your Next Car Could Have Radar, Cameras, Automatic Breaking, And More
• May’s Positive Job Numbers Give Market Hope
• Judge allows school records in Zimmerman trial
• Zimmerman Trial: Prosecutors Wind Down Case In Trayvon Martin Slaying
• Obama announces record wave of pardons, commutations
• ‘The Bridge’ Star Demian Bichir Discusses How New Show Delves into Immigration, Border Issues
• Supermoon A Dazzling Optical Illusion
• Remains of a rare 3-million-year-old creature found in eastern Argentina
• Selena Gomez Cries After Learning She Earned Her First No.1 Single
• Justin Bieber’s New Love Interest Is A Married Woman—What Will Selena Gomez Think?
• Justin Bieber Sued By Paparazzo For Protecting Selena Gomez With His MMA Moves
• Stone, Smith lead Senators to 6-2 win over Islanders
• Trump picks Florida Panthers owner as Army secretary
• Polish opposition criticized over recent protests
• Electoral College poised to make Trump win official – but not without drama
• Arizona Electoral College voters with Trump, amid onslaught of opposition, threats
• 'Flip or Flop' husband dated family nanny post-split
• Lindsay Lohan committed to her work with refugees for holidays
• Are Computers In The Classroom Really Working?
• Patriots Offer Aaron Hernandez Jersey Exchange, Former Teammates Speak Out
• Details Of Aaron Hernandez's Current Living Situation Revealed
• Watch meat pie take a trip into space as part of a tasty science experiment
• Lesbian Afro-Latina In Pursuit Of Miss South Carolina Crown
• Former Miss USA Susie Castillo Recruits Fellow Pageant Winners To Strip For PETA
• Demian Bichir Dedicates Oscar Nomination to Undocumented Immigrants
• FX’s Border Crime Thriller ‘The Bridge’ Targets Latino Market
• Veterans battle the invisible scars of war with art
• New York man to be sentenced in X-ray weapon plot
• Eye in the sky: Tech helps protect isolated Amazon tribes
• 'Disrespected' Uber driver stabs passenger several times
• Controversial Coyote Hunting Contest Goes on as Planned in New Mexico
• MLB To Suspend A-Rod And Ryan Braun After All-Star Break, Report Says
• Alex Rodriguez Tweet Irks Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman
• Is Alex Rodriguez Just Trying To Get Back On The Field To Collect His Money?
• Alex Rodriguez's Future With NY Yankees, Uncertain Once Again
• France's Vivendi buying 30 percent of Berlusconi's Mediaset
• Chilean Cult Burns Three-Day-Old Baby Alive; Believed Child Was Antichrist
• Chilean Nanny Recounts Horrors, Slavery Conditions, While Working In NYC
• Erick Strengthens To Hurricane Status Of Mexican Coast
• GOP senator: Museum ignores Clarence Thomas' accomplishments
• Texas Abortion Bill Falls As Protestors Pack Statehouse
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry Expected To Announce A Run For Re-Election
• Third Man Arrested In Aaron Hernandez Murder Case
• Crib ads often show babies in unsafe sleep settings
• Donnie Yen almost passed on 'Rogue One' role
• Home Stretch On Immigration Reform In The U.S. Senate
• GOP Sen. Kelly Ayotte Backs Immigration Reform Bill
• Immigration: The Next Challenge For The Reform Is Securing Enough Votes for Passage
• Chile Bans Toys in Fast Food to Attack Child Obesity
• Hurricane Sandy Causes Brooklyn Nets to Cancel Barclays Center Home Opener
• Military deploys across Congo's capital as Kabila stays on
• Iran Launches Spanish-Language Television Station
• Matt Damon and Latina Wife Renewing Vows, Planning Dream Wedding
• UFC Champ Ronda Rousey To Fight Rival Miesha Tate Again
• AirPods are surprisingly great, according to early reviews
• Senate Immigration Law Could Cut Undocumented Population By Half: Report
• Russian ambassador to Turkey shot in Ankara
• Police officers replace little girl's stolen birthday gifts
• Aleppo girl whose tweets captured world attention evacuated
• Lamborghini fuses tech and power to turn the Aventador into a more brutal bull
• History reasserts itself
• Escaped Colombian Convict Becomes Woman, But Still Gets Caught
• Shakira’s Ex Antonio De la Rua Files Lawsuit Against Singer
• Shakira to Pay Former Employees $743, Lawsuit Dismissed
• Shakira Files Legal Docs Against Ex Who Wants $100 Million, Report
• Neighbors Describe House Of Horrors, Women Leashed And Naked, While Many Point To Police As Responsible
• Lawyers For Accused Cleveland Kidnapper Said He's A Loving Father, Will Plead Not Guilty
• New York Jets Coach Rex Ryan Spends Off Season Running From Wild Bulls
• Rex Ryan: New York Jets Starter Far From Settled
• Tim Tebow Could Replace Mark Sanchez as Rex Ryan Changes his Tune
• New York Jets Keep Rex Ryan While Mark Sanchez Fumbles With Unknown Fate
• Rex Ryan: Mark Sanchez Has Opportunity To Stay Starter
• 'Terrible' Tim Tebow Comments Enrage Jets Coach Rex Ryan
• BET Awards Sizzle
• At BET Awards, Miguel Shines After Lawsuit Controversy
• Mariah Carey Has Meltdown On Live TV While Waiting For News On ‘American Idol’
• Victor Cruz Signs One-Year Deal, Will Be New York Giants Player In 2013
• Giants Owner On Victor Cruz Contract: 'It'll Get Done'
• Hard-Driving Employer Forced Her To Lose Her Baby, California Woman Claims
• Is Santa Claus, dare we say it, a conservative?
• Officials trumpet return of elk to West Virginia
• Legendary Chilean soccer club enjoys West Bank homecoming
• Top Italian Drug Lord Captured in a Bogotá, Colombia Shopping Mall
• Cocaine Kingpin Nabbed in Cuba
• White House to Increase Aid to Colombia
• Mariachi Guinness World Record Broken At Rose Bowl
• San Antonio Spurs Bring Back 11-Year-Old Boy At NBA Finals To Sing National Anthem
• 91-Year-Old Mariachi Singer Still Going, Despite Cancer
• Latinos Most Likely to Support a Cause Online, But Support May Not be Worth Much
• Who Will Win the Facebook and Google War? A Social Media Smackdown For The Ages
• In-State Tuition Benefits Go Largely Unused By Undocumented Immigrants
• Tuition Drop for Undocumented Students in Colorado?
• Hit-and-run victim's husband shouts 'murderer' at suspect
• President Bush Prods Bipartisan Immigration Deal
• Mexico arrests sports official for alleged corruption
• Key Part Of Voting Rights Act Struck Down By Supreme Court
• Is This The End Of Unpaid Internships?
• Brazil's former President Lula indicted for 5th time on corruption charges
• A new Illinois law will teach hairstylists to look for signs of domestic violence and sexual assault
• Yankees Closer Mariano Rivera Handed 2nd Blown Save Of Farewell Season
• U.S. Mom Stranded In Brazil Amid Custody Dispute
• Man sentenced for setting up kidnapping, murder-for-hire
• Israeli police arrest tycoon suspected of bribery in Guinea
• Fight for a Mosul district shows Iraqis' slow, painful slog
• Judge Alex Ferrer: Zimmerman Trial Week One Winners & Losers
• Martin's Mom: Those Screams Are My Son's
• Ariel Winter wears revealing dress to visit Santa
• 7 people rescued after 39 hours trapped in Indiana cave
• UConn player sues over punishment for middle-finger incident
• Immigration Bill Will Not Offer Pathway To Citizenship, GOP Leader Says
• Despite Dispute, Messi's Charity Game Goes On In Chicago
• Boston non-profit offers free yoga classes for homeless women
• Brazil's Dilma Rousseff Breaks Silence About Widespread Protests
• Pope Blesses Motorcycle Gang Of Thousands of Harley-Davidson Riders
• Hurricane Sandy Floods New York City, Photos Show Devastation
• U.S. Soccer Beats Panama 2-0, Rises To First In World Cup Qualifying
• Jordan tourist site shut after deadly attack, probe launched
• Messi's Lawyer Say Soccer Star Will Pay But Claim Tax Fraud Allegations Are Baseless
• IMF chief awaits verdict in French payout case
• A&E announces 'Generation KKK' documentary, Twitterverse erupts with criticism
• Marco Rubio Says Immigration Reform Does Not Equal Amnesty
• Father Will Never Forget Pope Francis's Blessing of Disabled Son
• First Openly Gay Latina Elected To Federal Bench
• China expected to return US undersea drone Tuesday, US officials say
• Costa Rica Hit with Powerful Earthquake, Tsunami Warning
• Costa Rica May Become First Latin American Country to Ban Hunting for Sport
• Senate Panel Passes Immigration Reform Bill
• Best Sports Pix Of The Week
• Diplomatic Impasse In Peru After Envoy From Ecuador Hits Women In Supermarket
• Obama Administration To Delay Key Part Of Affordable Care Act
• Katie Holmes shares rare birthday pics on social media
• Betrayal or accident? New theory sheds light on Anne Frank arrest
• Customs: Woman used dreamcatchers to try to smuggle meth
• 11 Latinas' Before And After Surgery Photos
• Pope Francis' Blessing Effect Seen As Exorcism, Vatican Denies Claims
• Pope Francis Admits To Not Wanting To Be Pope And To Living In Vatican Hotel
• Leaked Report Says Pope Francis Laments Vatican's 'Gay Lobby'
• Man guilty in slaying of woman who threatened to expose him
• News anchor's artichoke dip goes horribly wrong on-air
• July 4th Celebrations Across the Nation
• Exiles Plan Fireworks Show Off Cuban Coast
• Fourth of July: Are Fireworks Fun or Dangerous?
• Zimmerman Trial Wraps Up An Interesting First Week Of Testimony
• America must act in Syria even after Aleppo
• Despite Protests, Brazil Ready For Start Of Confederations Cup
• Pelé Changes Tune On Brazil Protests After Flood Of Criticism
• WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES - Assassin kills Russian ambassador to Turkey at photo exhibit
• Arizona Bill Aims to Outlaw Illegal Immigrants in State
• Federal Judge Blocks Key Portions of Arizona Illegal Immigration Law
• Police suspect 4 deaths occurred during robbery in Chicago
• Minuteman Founder Chris Simcox Pleads Not Guilty To Child Abuse Charges
• Cops: Teens attack man who didn't need help shoveling snow
• Minuteman Co-Founder to Challenge McCain in GOP Primary
• Gandolfini’s Ex Denies Tabloid Rumors
• Death Of James Gandolfini At Age 51 Shocks Hollywood
• Thad Allen a 'serious contender' for Trump VA secretary, sources say
• GOP Divided Between Immigration & Drones
• U.S. DEA Agent Stabbed To Death By Robbers In Colombia
• Colombian Poet Selling Testicles For $20,000 To Fund Europe Trip
• Venezuela's Hugo Chávez Receives Posthumous Journalism Award
• Venezuela Bumps Up Oil Exports Thanks To Sanctions On Iran
• Gasoline prices begin summer slide
• Hemp flag to fly over US Capitol on July 4
• New smart phones, Android and iOS reviews
• Sen. Sessions: Senate To Vote On Immigration Bill 'No One Has Read'
• Report: Unemployment Slightly Fell In March, But Only 88K Jobs Added
• Russia accused of doping cover-up in national soccer teams
• Whole Foods Revises Language Policy Amid Uproar
• Incredible photos offer glimpse of uncontacted Amazon tribe
• The truth about expensive travel gear
• Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna's relationship drama worsens
• $7 of petroleum jelly may curb costly problem in infants
• Keeping Madrid's Best Kept Secrets For The Kids
• Jurors In Zimmerman Trial Begin Life In Sequestration
• Zimmerman Jurors To Be Sequestered During Trial To Avoid Tainting
• Viruses may hit men harder than women for a reason
• Free Birth Control Leads to Fewer Abortions, Teen Pregnancies, Study Says
• Girl at Center of Dominican Republic Abortion Debate Dies
• U.S. District Judge Under Review For Racially Charged Comments
• U.S. Federal Judge Under Fire For Alleged Racial Comments Against Latinos, Blacks
• Zimmerman Trial Will Have No Audio Testimony, Judge Says
• Zimmerman Witnesses Must Reveal Identities During Trial, Judge Rules
• Fourth Of July: Packing A Picnic Under $6
• Study suggests saunas may cut risk of dementia
• Listen to the mysterious 'alien call' coming from 36,000-feet below the Earth's surface
• Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi calls Arnold Schwarzenegger 'terrifying' in 'New Celebrity Apprentice'
• Absolut sparks controversy in South Korea by using protest imagery in new ad
• Why all human eyes are brown
• San Francisco Giants Prospect Gets Second Chance At Pros After Being Accused Of Murder
• Waymo's self-driving Chrysler Pacifica minivan is the first robot soccer mom
• Selena Gomez Reveals ‘Big Party’ Plans For 21st Birthday, Stays Mum On If Justin Bieber Will Be Invited
• Rare horse and rider statue based on da Vinci model goes on show
• U.S. Judge Rules Federal Gay Marriage Ban Unconstitutional
• Fewer deaths and complications with female physicians?
• Former UFC fighter arrest for aggravated assault, battery
• Mystery over Dolphin Deaths Deepens in Peru, Government Blamed for Delay
• West Nile Virus: Is Aerial Spray Killing Fish?
• Hungry Piranhas Feast on Tourists Toes in Brazilian Beach
• TV Actresses Snag Lead Roles in JLO’s Lesbian Drama
• Carmelo Anthony’s Wife La La Vazquez Slams Celtics' Crawford: 'You On The Bench For A Reason’
• Woman Arrested For Hiring Hit Man To Kill Rich Husband
• Woman Uses Stiletto Heel To Repeatedly Stab Boyfriend To Death
• Aaron Hernandez's Connecticut Hometown Shocked At Star's Fall
• Aaron Hernandez Accused Of Killing Friend Over Betrayal
• Saudi-led forces halt use of UK-made cluster bombs in Yemen
• Michael Goodwin: Mr. Obama, it's time to face reality, Mr. Trump is going to be president
• Man Awarded $58M After Bar Beating Permanently Bashed In Half His Skull
• Volcano Erupts in Ecuador
• Snowden: Ecuador Foreign Minister Said Asylum Decision Could Take Months
• How researchers tapped into brain activity to boost people's confidence
• Jennifer Lopez’s Ex Holding Out For More Money In Honeymoon Video Lawsuit
• Jennifer Lopez Wants Latinos To Realize Their Power
• House Speaker John Boehner Aims To Have Immigration Reform Bill By Summer
• Immigration Debate Taken Up By Senate, Here’s What To Look For
• Immigration Activists Target Author Of Arizona Law At His Home
• Immigration Bill Clears Major Hurdle On Senate Floor; Final Vote Expected This Week
• Player to sue UConn over punishment for giving middle finger
• 'Nightmare' superbug may have spread outside hospitals
• Church massacre, other killings strain forgiveness for many
• Scientists get antimatter excited, see first light
• New York man gets 30 years in prison in X-ray weapon plot to kill Muslims
• Vatican Bank Loses Director and Deputy In Face Of Scandal
• Obama Offers Aid to Chile After Earthquake
• Supreme Court Sends Affirmative Action Case Back To Lower Court
• Yankees Clear A-Rod For Comeback, Set To Play In 1st Minor League Game
• Selena Gomez Kisses Justin Bieber At The Billboard Music Awards
• Demi Lovato Wants To Reconnect With SelGo, Tells Why They ‘Grew Apart’
• Michael Moore offers to pay fines of GOP electors who vote against Trump
• 'Very dangerous' powdered gloves banned for doctors
• Drone seizure latest sign of tougher times between US, China
• Serbia to get Russian fighter jets to counter NATO threat
• Fifth Harmony may need to change name after Camila Cabello quits
• Foot Orgasm Syndrome Not A Pleasurable Experience
• Slithering surprise: Australian woman finds snake on her Christmas tree
• Female Student Arrested For Handing Out Condoms Dressed As Half Naked Pope
• Record Heat Wave Kills One, Hospitalizes Another
• Post NBA Draft: The Atlanta Hawks Get 2 Brazilian Players
• Love Tries Settling Dispute Out of Court
• Fan Kicked By Miguel During Billboard Awards May Have Brain Damage
• Miguel Ordered Not To Jump During Performance At Billboard Music Awards
• Eva Longoria: I’m Not Dating Antonio Villaraigosa!
• Feds: NY hedge founder indicted in $1 billion fraud case
• Life sentence sought in murder of American woman in Florence
• Miss Cholita 2013 Pageant In Bolivia
• Banker is Opening the College Doors for Immigrant Families
• Prominent Immigrant Rights Activist Doubled As Bank Robber, FBI Says
• Immigration Bill Passage In Senate Appears Almost Certain, But Fate In House Is Shaky
• Dominican Activist Sonia Pierre Dead at 48
• Ouch! Mariah Carey says she doesn't know Demi Lovato or Ariana Grande
• Bible Signed By Einstein Fetches For $68.5K
• Records: Domestic calls at home where deputies shot man
• Man charged in student's death accused of killing 2nd woman
• The Latest: IMF chief guilty, but no criminal negligence
• China disputes US claim it's top source of synthetic drugs
• US women increasingly use pot during pregnancy, study finds
• Immigration Reform Heads To Showdown With U.S. House After Senate Passes Bill
• Jennifer Lopez Defends Super Sexy ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ Performance
• Bride-to-be misses her own wedding after flight is canceled
• Jennifer López Out and About
• 2016 Christmas trees lighting up around the world
• Zimmerman Trial Opens With Debate Over Whether Shooter Chose To Kill Trayvon Martin
• Victim From Hernandez Case Laid To Rest
• Candice Swanepoel calls out double standard of criticism over breastfeeding but not for topless pics
• Dilma Rousseff Meets With Leaders of Brazil's Protest Movement
• 4 Kuwaitis detained in Iran released, to return home soon
• Main Kremlin party, Austria's right-wing party sign deal
• Brad Pitt Cancels ‘World War Z’ Appearance In Brazil Due To Ongoing Protests
• Beijing denies US claim that China is synthetic drug king
• Martin Sheen makes big mistake as he pitches elector not to vote for Trump
• Venezuela Wants To Ban Baby Bottles To Promote Breast-Feeding
• Juan Williams: NYPD's Language Policy Too Extreme
• FBI To Categorize 'Latinos' In Crime Statistics
• Child tweeter Bana Alabed safely evacuated from Aleppo
• Carlos Fuentes Was Monitored By FBI, Documents Show
• Office Of California State Senator, Latino Legislative Caucus Raided By FBI
• Second Man Arrested In Aaron Hernandez Murder Case
• Census data: Garcia and Gonzales almost as common as Smith and Johnson
• Adam Rodriguez On 'The Goodwin Games,' Being A Nerd & Pickup Lines
• Hayes scores deciding goal in shootout, Rangers beat Devils
• Miss Puerto Rico crowned Miss World 2016
• Sony Releases Giant Xperia Z Ultra Waterpoof Smartphone With 'Slimmest, Largest Display'
• Windows 8.1 Promises To End Windows 8 Gripes
• NYC Becomes Largest City To Impose Mandatory Paid Sick Time
• Police Looking For Third Man In Aaron Hernandez Murder Case
• $20,000 reward offered as cops hunt road rage killer of 3-year-old boy
• George Zimmerman Trial Begins Opening Statements
• Vatican Official Arrested For Allegedly Smuggling Millions Into Italy
• Bill Clinton bashes Trump, blames 'angry white men' and Comey for wife's loss
• FOX Boston: Aaron Hernandez Being Investigated For Separate Double Homicide
• 127-Year-Old Cuban Still Awaiting Recognition as World's Oldest Person
• London 2012 Olympics: Felix Sanchez Wins 2nd Gold for Abuela, Dominican Republic
• 114-Year-Old Brazilian is World's Oldest Person
• Nebraska's Latino Community Seeks Answers After Man Dies In Jail
• Immigration Enforcement Bill To Be Debated By House Committee
• Convicted Terrorist Carlos 'The Jackal' Loses Appeal In French Bombing Case
• U.S. Embassy Officials Wounded In Venezuelan Nightclub Shooting
• U.S. Embassy Officials Shot in Venezuela Were Galavanting In Strip Club
• U.S. Filmmaker Tim Tracy Released From Venezuelan Prison; Expelled From Country
• U.N. Complicit in Forced Sterilizations
• Romania: Social Democrats sign protocol to form government
• Court convicts Italian woman who joined Islamic State
• IKEA Brings Flat Pack Homes To Refugee Camps In Iraq, Libya & Somalia
• Actress Margot Robbie ties the knot with director Tom Ackerley
• New England Patriots' Aaron Hernandez Likely To Be Arrested, Report Says
• Aaron Hernandez: Arrest Warrant Issued For Patriots' Tight End In Connection To Murder Investigation
• New England Patriots' Aaron Hernandez Connected To Homicide Victim
• What Books Should Students Be Reading Over The Summer?
• Spain Raids Company Suspected of Smuggling Nuclear Supplies to Iran
• Chavez Considers Joining Iran to Stop Syria Bloodshed, Blames US
• German Justice Minister says his country must do more to fight fake news
• More Magic Kingdom restaurants to serve alcohol at Disney World
• Are Kat Von D and Deadmau5 Dating?
• Brazilians Dissatisfied With Mainstream Media's Coverage Of The Protests
• Brazilian Protests Continue In São Paulo Against Hikes And Poor Public Services
• Missouri teen pleads guilty in fatal shooting of sister, 12
• Brazil's Silva to stand yet another corruption trial
• Jay-Z Defends Cuba Trip in New Controversial Song
• 101-year-old UK man jailed for earlier child sex offenses
• President vetoes divisive conflict of interest amendment
• British Airways says will run holiday flights despite strike
• Hurricane Sandy Wreaks Havoc in Caribbean, US Braces for 'Frankenstorm'
• Latin American, Caribbean Middle Class Grows by 50 Percent
• Mark Sánchez of the New York Jets Continues Mastery of Playoffs
• NY Senator Accuses Police Commissioner of Condoning Stop and Frisk to 'Instill Fear'
• San Francisco Ends Stop and Frisk Consideration
• Stop and Frisk: Whistleblower Testified Bosses Forced Questionable Quotas
• Aaron Hernandez's Home Searched By Police For Nearly 4 Hours
• First known footage of an apparent ghost shark goes viral
• Obama, Senate Set for Showdown Over Anti-Violence Against Women Bill
• Mexican Court's Gay Marriage Decision Could Open Door to National Legalization
• Leah Remini says Tom Cruise thinks she is 'the devil'
• Russian military says 32 hurt in plane crash, but no deaths
• Vietnam jails 2 activists for attempted subversion
• Veterans of OSS, the CIA's predecessor, set to get recognition
• Best Pix of the Week
• 'Miracle' Baby Found Alive in Morgue is Improving
• Elon Musk wants to start boring company to address traffic congestion
• Obama Blocks Mining Outside Yellowstone National Park
• EPA sparks GOP ire with eleventh-hour mining rules
• Immigration Reform Bill Includes Amnesty, But Puts Border Security First
• Border Crossing Fee Proposal Remains Controversial
• Border Patrol Agent Acquitted In Migrant Abuse Case
• Dominican Republic Swears in New President
• Denny's Comes to the Dominican Republic
• Mark Sanchez Nude Booty Dance Puts Jets Quarterback Back In The Spotlight
• BBC says thanks but no to girl's offer to chime Big Ben
• EU extend Russia sanctions by another 6 months
• Mark Sanchez Unimpressive In First Jets' Practice
• Amid increasing chaos, Venezuela extends use of 100-bolivar ($0.02) bill
• Best Sports Pix Of The Week
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• Squirrel Vs. Snake Battle On Camera
• Iconic Cuban portraits included in Smithsonian Gallery collection
• Aaron Hernandez's Lawyers Blast Media For False Arrest Warrant Claim
• Authorities Quiet On Aaron Hernandez Probe
• Lingerie Football League Ready To Rumble
• Latino Students Surpass Whites In Texas, Becoming Largest Ethnic Group
• Busted On The Border Between Texas And Mexico
• Mexican Attorney Gunned Down In Texas, Possible Informant With Cartel Ties
• Democrat Ed Markey Defeated GOP's Gabriel Gomez In The Massachusetts Senate Race
• Senate Hopeful Gabriel Gomez Distances Himself From Republicans During Campaign Stop
• Juan Williams: Gabriel Gomez Is Not The Next Scott Brown
• Edward Markey And Gabriel Gomez To Have First Televised Debate Wednesday
• Edward Markey Pulls Double-Digit Lead Over Gabriel Gomez In Massachusetts Senate Race
• Massachusetts Voters Decide Between Edward Markey And Gabriel Gomez For Senate
• Gomez And Markey Clash Over Abortion, Guns and Benghazi In U.S. Senate Debate
• Off-duty Alabama police officer wounded in shooting at party
• Gambia president-elect plans inauguration amid vote dispute
• Venezuelan Government Angry After Colombia Hosts Opposition Leader
• Joe Biden Praises Improvement In Colombia's Security During Visit
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