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• Employee's Licking Love For Taco Bell Gets Him Fired
• Canadian Man Drowns Off Cuban Coast Saving Son's Life
• Cowboys, Horse Dancing And Bull Riding At Cuba's Rodeo Party
• The “Hennchata”: Grown-Up Horchata Has Alcoholic Kick
• Calorie Count May Soon Be Required On All Bottled Alcohol Beverages
• America's Booze Battle: Research Finds Alcohol Choices Split Down Partisan Divide
• National News Anchor Elizabeth Vargas Tells Millions Of Viewers Following Rehab: "I Am An Alcoholic"
• Missing Plane Plunged Into Indian Ocean, Malaysian Prime Minister Says
• Aaron Hernandez's Cousin Released On Bail In Former Football Player's Murder Case
• Former Football Star Aaron Hernandez Charged With Murder
• Police Officer Pulls Over To Play Football With Solitary Boy, Video Goes Viral
• Latinos Fuel Florida's Growth As State Looks To Beat New York In Population
• 'Candy Crush' Gets Cold Shoulder In Public Debut, Stock Falls Almost 9 Percent
• Madoff Associate George Perez Among 5 Convicted Of Aiding In Ponzi Scheme
• Mexican Oil Executive Detained For Allegedly Defrauding Citigroup
• Venezuelan Government Sentences Opposition Leader To A Year In Prison
• Caught On Video: Daring Rescue As 5-Alarm Fire Destroys Luxury Building In Houston
• Chris Hemsworth, Elsa Pataky Reveal Names Of Adorable Twins
• It Might Look Funny, But Through Imitation Young Students Are Learning The Telltale Signs Of A Stroke
• Up In Smoke: Contestants At Havana Cigar Festival Try To Make Longest Ash
• TSA Wants Armed Officers Posted At Airport Security Checkpoints In Peak Hours
• New York Knicks President Says Carmelo Anthony Is Part Of Team's Future
• Long Shot, But House Democrats Try To Force Vote On Comprehensive Immigration Reform
• Sen. Marco Rubio: Obama Has Lost All Credibility, No Chance For Immigration Reform While He's In Office
• U.S. House GOP To Introduce Shortly New Immigration Plan, Including Path To Legal Status
• Two More Killed In Venezuela During On-Going Political Unrest, Protests
• Third Person Killed In Venezuela Anti-Government Protests This Weekend
• Three Secret Service Agents Sent Home After Drunken Night In Amsterdam
• Secret Service Scandal Expands to El Salvador, Brazil Prostitute Sues
• Colombian Prostitute Says She Had Sex with Secret Service Agent
• Secret Service to Get Ethics Training, Woman to Get Magazine Spread
• Military helping kids follow Santa's fabled flight
• ANALYSIS: Despite Star Collaborators, Shakira's New Album Flops As She Continues Pushing Fluffy Pop
• Charmer-In-Chief: Was Obama Flirting With Dutch Queen Maxima During Nuclear Summit?
• 'Selfie' Photo By President Obama At Mandela Memorial Was Misinterpreted, Photographer Says
• Signaling Safer Times, Ciudad Juarez To Get New Visitor Information Center In Texas
• World Cup, Olympic Projects Will Kick Out Some 100,000 People, Critics Say
• High Speed Caused Paul Walker And Roger Rodas Crash, Police Say
• Investigators Say U.S. Border Agent In Texas Killed Himself After Kidnapping And Raping Three Immigrants
• Maduro: Three Generals In Venezuela Arrested For Plotting Coup Against Him
• Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer Announces She Will Not Seek A Third Term
• Facebook Campaign Tries To Save Dog That Mauled 4-Year-Old Arizona Boy
• ACLU Asks Court To Strike Down Arizona Law Denying Undocumented Immigrants Bail
• Alex Rodriguez Wants Video Deposition In Lawsuit With Yankees Doctor Kept Private
• Derek Jeter On A-Rod: 'We're Going To Have To Find Ways To Win With The Team We Have'
• Ghost Activity Caught On Store Surveillance Video Sends Shivers Across NH Town
• SXSW: Latino Musical Groups Take Center Stage At Music Festival Tonight
• Dalí Museum Opens Amid Surreal Fanfare
• Salvador Dali's "Bad Side" Featured in Exhibit
• Picasso's 'Guernica' Undergoes Robot Medical Check
• The Sanchize vs. Tebowmania
• The Ups and (Many) Downs of Mark Sanchez
• NY Jets Play QB Musical Chairs, Release Mark Sanchez To Sign Michael Vick
• The Ups and (Many) Downs of Mark Sanchez
• Advocates vow to continue work in Minnesota Somali community
• Trump to dissolve philanthropic foundation to avoid conflict of interest
• Pres. Obama Wants Congress To Overhaul NSA, End Phone Data Collection
• Obama Administration Staying Neutral In Spat Between CIA And Senate
• Rikers Guard Faces 10 Years In Prison For Ignoring Inmate's Pleas For Help
• New York Guard-Inmate Sex Scandal Triggers Jail Investigation
• Police Officers In California Town Arrested Over Scheme To Steal Impounded Cars
• U.S. Supreme Court Won’t Take Up Maryland Immigration Case
• Carlos Slim No Longer The Richest Man On Earth, Returns Throne To Bill Gates
• Despite Pope's Urging, Cuba Officials Vow No Political Reform
• NYC Man Keeps Vigil Of Surviving Son While Mourning Wife And Daughter Killed In Blast
• Suspicious fumes at Florida home leads to FBI-assisted probe
• Explosion rocks Syria's Aleppo as residents return
• Born Under A Street Sign: Woman Gives Birth On Third Avenue In New York City
• Pregnant Woman Killed Amid Protests Near Caracas, U.S. Partially Suspending Visas
• 'Divergent' Nets $56 Million In Opening Weekend; Lionsgate Cleans Up With Young Moviegoers
• 'The Lego Movie' Tightens Grip On US Box Office For Third Weekend In A Row
• Activists Meet With California AG's Staff To Discuss Herbalife's Alleged Predatory Practices
• California Boy, Youngest Climber Ever To Summit Western Hemisphere’s Tallest Mountain
• Still Standing: Aroldis Chapman Back In Reds' Dugout After Taking Line Drive To Face
• Reds Closer Aroldis Chapman Hit In Face By Line Drive, Breaks Bones Above Eye
• March Madness Arrived On Selection Sunday, Leaving Many Scratching Their Heads
• NerdWallet: Turn Your Regular Commute Into A Money-Making Venture
• Jeb Bush Touts Immigrants As Key To U.S. Economy Because They're 'More Fertile' Than Native-Born
• Big Money For Big Papi: David Ortiz Signs Extension With Boston Red Sox
• Catholic envoy to Holy Land expresses hope for Aleppo
• In Christmas Eve speech, king urges Spaniards to stay united
• Thousands Of Protestors Fill The Streets Of Madrid, Clash With Police In Anti-Austerity Demonstration
• Battling Highest Uninsured Rate In Nation, Texas Makes Deadline Push For Obamacare Enrollment
• Uninsured Across Demographic Scale Benefit From Obamacare But Hispanics Still Lagging
• Obama To Latino Families: 'You Are Punishing Yourselves' By Not Signing Up For Obamacare
• Congratulations! Evelyn Lozada, Carl Crawford Welcome Baby Boy
• Three Adult Mexican Immigrants Found Hidden In Box Under RV
• With Notebooks In Hand, Puerto Ricans Flock To Expo For Potential Move To Florida
• Reporter's Notebook: Christmas in a terror-stricken Berlin
• Bouncing Baby Girls On The Way For Michael Jordan And Yvette Prieto
• Bond reduced for man who drove on Orlando airport tarmac
• Baltimore Orioles All-Star Manny Machado Doesn't Know If He'll Be Ready For Season Kickoff
• Malian authorities say Swiss aid worker abducted in Gao
• Tribes Gather For Brazil's Indigenous Games
• Pope Francis: Spiritual Leader, Political Firebrand, Fashion Icon?
• In Radio Interview, Pope Francis Defends Argentina's 'Slum Priests,' Liberation Theology
• Firing Of Police Officer Who Leaked Rihanna Assault Pictures Was Justified, Judge Says
• Rihanna Criticizes Dominican Roaches, Says They Are The “Size Of A Bat”
• South America Still Battling Over Google Maps Error
• Beware of the Not-So-Hidden Agendas In Honduras
• Mexico Pushing Energy As Key Issue At North American Summit With U.S. And Canada
• Genetically Modified Sheep That Glow-In-The-Dark Created By Uruguay Scientists
• Rights Group Looks Into Death Of 8-Year-Old Mexican Girl Heading To U.S.
• Teen Who Pulled Off WTC Caper Apologizes, Says Never Meant To 'Hurt Anyone'
• Teen Daredevil Sneaks Into Still-Closed World Trade Center, Snaps Pictures From The Top
• Strike Threatens World Cup Stadium Construction In Manaus, After Third Death
• Brazil Braces For Nationwide Protests Ahead Of World Cup
• Hell On Wheels: Teenager Kills Father Of Two On NYC Bus With Stray Shot, Police Say
• The holiday shopping season is losing some of its power
• Security Collaboration With Spain Prevented Al-Qaeda Drone Attack, U.S. Says
• Spain Orders Extradition Of Puerto Rican Woman Wanted In U.S. For Hiring Hitman
• Ryanair's Flight Attendant Calendar Has Too Many 'Sexual Connotations' For Spain
• Recession-Hit Spain Distributes $3.4 Billion In Huge Christmas Lottery
• Lifelong ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ Fan Who Made ‘Most Amazing Solve’ Explains How On ‘Ellen’
• Veterans' Unemployment Edges Down But Remains Well Above Civilian Levels
• Daredevil Teen Who Scaled World Trade Center Facing Praise, Backlash
• Complex Medicaid And Medicare Eligibility Issues Mired In Controversial Immigration Debate
• Shootout In Northern California Ends Life Of Man On Violent Rampage, Police Say
• DREAMER Bill Giving Undocumented Immigrants In-State Tuition Rates Passes Through Florida House
• Country's First Four-Year Latino-Focused Certified University To Close Its Doors
• Texas Middle School Student Shot by Police After Brandishing Pellet Gun
• Minorities Surpass Whites in US Births, But Latino Boom May Be Over
• Seeking to shore up Hispanic graduation rates, colleges learn it's all in the family
• Salsa Dancing as Fitness? Tito Puente Jr. Touts It
• Brazil May Impose Warning Labels for Lingerie and Underwear
• Get Fit with Marta Montenegro: Get a Leg Up on Hamstring/Quads
• The Best Exercises with Marta Montenegro
• San Diego Arts Community In Shock Over Closing Of City's 50-Year-Old Opera
• Defense: Insanity plea unlikely in trooper's ambush slaying
• Immigration: Path To Citizenship In Jeopardy; House Republicans Take Piecemeal Approach
• Sean Penn To Offer Government-Sponsored Acting Classes In Venezuela
• Sean Penn Slams Prince William for Provoking War in Argentina
• Sean Penn Slammed By Bolivia Over His Pleads On Behalf Of Jailed American
• Chavez's Day: Meet Sean Penn, Defend Oil Sales to Syria, Call Opponent a "Pig'
• U.S. Businessman Escapes From Bolivia With Help Of Sean Penn, Details A Mystery
• Sexual Assault Case Against Army General Ends With 20K Fine, No Jail Time
• Obama Orders New Round Of Sanctions On Russia, E.U. Planning To Follow Suit
• Mexican Security Forces Tracked Cartel Boss To Secret Mountain Hideout
• Former New York Cops Charged With Grand Larceny For Faking Psychiatric Problems
• Mexican Government Condemns Killing Of Man Who Attacked Border Patrol Agent With Stones
• Transgender Models Making Splash in Brazil
• Ronaldo Scores Twice As Real Madrid Owns Schalke, 6-1, In Champions League Play
• Bayern Munich, Atlético Madrid Reach Champions League Quarterfinals
• Chevron Signs $1.2 Billion Deal With Argentina In Hopes Of Shale Oil Jackpot
• Exploit Away: New Law In Mexico Opens Lucrative Oil Market To The Outside World
• Son pays $1,552 in library fines for books parents borrowed in 1970s
• Almost 4 Years After Oil Spill, BP Regains Ability To Work With U.S. Government
• States Consider Free Tuition For Community Colleges
• ACLU Pulls Statement Calling For U.S. Probe Of Trayvon Martin Shooting
• ACLU: Border Patrol Agents Routinely Violate Rights Of U.S. Citizens At Highway Checkpoints
• ACLU To Judge: Force Government To Not Drag Its Feet And Release Immigrant Detainee Documents Quickly
• Shakira Becomes The New Face Of Yogurt
• Kansas, Arizona Prevail In Battle To Have Voters Prove Their U.S. Citizenship
• Young Venezuelans Trek To Poorest Areas To Try To Win Over Pro-Government Stalwarts
• NYC Explosion Levels Two Buildings
• Naya Rivera, Demi Lovato Among Winners At People’s Choice Awards
• Naya Rivera Poses Naked in Marilyn Monroe-Inspired Photo Shoot
• Naya Rivera To Sing ‘If I Die Young’ In Cory Monteith Tribute Episode
• Naya Rivera Busy Looking For A Wedding Gown, Enjoying Her 'Cinderella Moment'
• Glee's Naya Rivera Talks Cory Monteith, Big Sean And Staying Grounded
• Demi Lovato And Naya Rivera To Play Lovers on 'Glee'
• 'Glee' Star Naya Rivera Talks Demi Lovato, New Single 'Sorry'
• 'Glee' Star Naya Rivera And Rapper Big Sean Confirm Engagement, Rep Says
• Tunisians protest against the return of jihadis like Amri
• Body of Italian victim of Berlin truck attack returns home
• Eyes On 2016 (Maybe), Sen. Cruz Sounds Softer Note At Iowa Christian Educators Event
• Sen. Ted Cruz Forces Hand Of Party Leadership In Debt Ceiling Fight; GOP Rift Grows
• Sen. Ted Cruz Hopes To Complete Process To Renounce Canadian Citizenship 'Soon'
• Sen. Ted Cruz Takes Step To Renounce Canadian Citizenship, Fueling Rumors
• For First Time In Years, Most Illegal Border Crossings Shifted From Arizona To Texas
• Baltic Leaders Want Western Support To Prevent Russia's Further Expansion
• U.S. Expected To Announce Sanctions Against Russia After Crimea Vote To Secede
• Tensions Over Crimea Grow As Russian President Vladimir Putin Pushes Annexation
• Knicks Stun Spurs As Carmelo Anthony Returns To Lineup
• Carmelo Anthony Scores 40 And The Knicks Win 10 Straight
• Big Numbers In Big Easy: Knicks' Carmelo Anthony Torches Pelicans For 42 Points
• New York Knicks' Carmelo Anthony Plans To Keep Attacking Pacers In Game 3
• NY Knicks' Carmelo Anthony Sidelined As Kevin Durant, Thunder Dominate
• Border Patrol To Demonstrate Latest Deterrence Strategy: Tunnel Robots
• Drug Cartels to Mexican Police: 'Join Us or Die'
• Police: Stopped motorist handed son, 5, sippy cup with wine
• Pregnant Mom And Family Get Sick After Eating LSD-Laced Meat
• Former Guatemalan President Pleads Guilty To Taking $2.5M In Bribes From Taiwan
• 2 Colombian Militants Plead Guilty to Drug Trafficking Charges
• Colombia Government Source Says Top Rebel Leader Is Dead
• Colombian Rebel Files Show Ties to Chavez, Secret U.S. Talks, Expectations for Obama
• Marc Anthony and British Squeeze to Move In Together, Report
• Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony Sued For $25 Million Over ‘Q Viva!’ Reality Show
• Did Marc Anthony End Things With Chloe Green? Rumors are Swirling
• Too Dangerous: Mormon Church Plucks Dozens Of Missionaries From Venezuela
• Texas Has More Latinos, But Not in Congress
• Mexican Authorities Catch An Alleged Drug Cartel Member Trafficking Human Organs
• Russell Crowe Won't Get Vatican Blessing For His Latest Film, Biblical Epic 'Noah'
• Obama To Award Medal Of Honor To Servicemen Overlooked Because Of Prejudice
• Seeking To Correct Potential Acts Of Bias, Obama Will Award Medal Of Honor To Minority Veterans
• Kanye West Pleads No Contest In Misdemeanor Battery Charge Involving Paparazzi
• Who Was That Masked Man? LeBron James Sinks Charlotte With 61 Points
• Malaysian Plane's Disappearance May Have Been Deliberate, Signals Suggest
• Missing Malaysia Jet, Investigators Chase 'Every Angle'
• National Guard Member Faces Terrorism Charge, Accused Of Wanting To Blow Up L.A. Subway
• Mariano Rivera Honored By Miami Marlins In No-Hitter Against NY Yankees In Panama
• Halt to Deportation of Citizen's Same-Sex Partner Draws Fire
• From Cuba With Love: Ernest Hemingway Artifacts Wash Up At Boston's JFK Museum
• Keepsakes From Hemingway's Cuba Hideaway Find New Home At JFK Library
• Can Chocolate Really Prevent Heart Attacks? Maybe
• SXSW Crash Survivor About The Man Who Ran Her Over: 'I Have No Sympathy For Him'
• Prayers And Silence For Congregation Lost In Spanish Harlem Explosion
• South By Southwest Is On! Here Are Our Top 10 Big Screen Picks Showcased At TX Fest
• Pope Francis Celebrates First Christmas As Pontiff, Calls For End Of Global Conflict
• NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade Marches On Despite Tensions Over Gay Participation
• Oliver Stone Meets With Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, Said To Be Making Hugo Chávez Biopic
• Five Arrested In Murder Of Former Miss Venezuela And Her Ex-Husband
• Illegal Mining? Mexican Drug Cartels Diversifying Portfolios, Seeking New Revenue Streams
• Top Leader Of Mexican Vigilante Movement Detained As Murder Suspect
• Demi Lovato Confirms She Is Leaving ‘X Factor’ To focus On Her Music Career
• Selena Gomez, Demi Lovato Named Top Two 'Most Powerful Girls Under 21' In Hollywood
• Demi Lovato Reportedly Leaving ‘X Factor’ Next Season To Focus On Her Music
• Is It The Tropical Heat? Number-Crunching Shows Miami Ranks Third In The World For 'Selfies'
• Mexico's Felipe Calderon Touts Security Achievements in Final Address
• Mexico's Front-runner Wants to Shift Focus from Nabbing Kingpins to Reducing Drug Violence
• Westminster Dog Show Welcomes Xolo, the Latest Dog Rock Star
• Tiny Dog, Big Ambition
• Harlem Explosion In NYC Leaves At Least 7 Dead, 60 Injured As Rescuers Scour Debris
• Apartment Buildings In NYC's East Harlem Collapse After Explosion, Killing Two
• Roll-Out Of Lapel Cameras For Law Enforcement Raises Questions About Privacy
• Salvadoran Castaway To Meet With Companion's Family In Mexico To Fulfill A Promise
• Danny Garcia Remains Undefeated Outpointing Mauricio Herrera In Puerto Rico
• Salvadoran Sea Survivor Begins His Journey Home From Marshall Islands
• Family Of Mexican Man Who Died While On Trip With Salvadoran Castaway Wants Answers
• Salvadoran Sea Survivor Is Too Weak To Travel Home, Officials Say
• Special Riot Force Created In Brazil To Quell Unrest During World Cup
• Astros Hope Batch Of Prospects Will Help Turn Around Team Next Season
• Baseball Hall of Fame - Latino Style
• Dominicans Win the World Baseball Classic
• Obama To Push For More Overtime Pay For Salaried Workers
• Already 7,500 Feet High, Mexico City Considers Legalization Of Marijuana
• Undocumented Immigrants Were Surrendering When Kidnapped And Assaulted By Border Agent, Officials Say
• Fired Border Patrol Agent Claims Agency Fired Her For Trying To Be A Good Mom
• Injured U.S. Border Agent Shoots And Kills Rock-Throwing Border Crosser Near San Diego
• Translations, TV show connect a city's Hispanic community
• Venezuelan President Blames Rubio, Ros-Lehtinen Of Leading 'Lobby' Against Him
• Knights of Malta to pope: Stay out of our internal affairs
• Welterweight Brandon Rios Has Beef With Victor Ortiz, Says Former Friend Should 'Give Up Boxing'
• Former World Boxing Champion Kidnapped And Murdered In Violence-Plagued Venezuela
• Professional Boxing Returning To Cuba After 50-Year Ban
• Sound Devices And Telescopic Cameras Aid Search For Survivors From NYC Blast
• Labor Secretary Defends Obama on Economy
• Oscar Pistorius's Photographs In Bloodied Prosthetics Shown In Court
• Cops: impaired driver nabbed by excavator
• American Involved In Honduran Child Porn And Prostitution Ring, Authorities Say
• The Real Reason Shakira's 'Hips Don't Lie'
• Lawyer: Texas police must show arrest not racially motivated
• Va. police: Driver flees DUI checkpoint, kills mother of 2
• Family Holds Out Hope For American Teen Who Disappeared In Ecuador
• U.S. Federal Judge Rules For Chevron In Ecuador Environmental Damage Case
• Venezuela Front And Center During Biden's Trip To Chile And Dominican Republic
• Vigilantes In Peru Whip Prostitutes At Nightclub To Combat Sex Trade
• Peruvian Couple Fund New $10 Million Innovation Center At Georgetown University
• Betting On Motown: Peruvian Entrepreneur Buys Abandoned Auto Plant As Plan To Revive Bankrupt City
• Rescue Operations Continue In Spanish Harlem Blast Site; 8 Dead, 5 Missing
• Colorado And Washington Grapple With Criminal Complexities Of Pot Legalization Laws
• After nearly a year detained in North Korea, little progress made to free American student Otto Warmbier
• George Lopez Says He's Done With Late-Night TV
• George Lopez On Government Shutdown: ‘Let All The Mexicans Take Over'
• Latino Group Calls Louisiana Political Ad Offensive
• Underwater Cypress Forest Discovered In Gulf Of Mexico
• Two Shipwrecks Discovered At Gulf Of Mexico Site
• Pope Francis Is The Global Face Of The Vatican, But He Proudly Keeps Argentinean Passport
• Veracruz State Turning Into Zone Of Death For Journalists Covering Mexico's Drug War
• Mexico Arrests Suspected Leader Of Cartel That Moved 76 Tons Of Coke Into The U.S.
• 'The Bachelor' Bummed Out By Contestant's Meltdown, Sends Her And 2 Others Home
• ‘The Bachelor’ Recap: Juan Pablo Gets Dumped, Introduces His Daughter And Picks Hometown Dates
• The Latest: Spain probing links to Berlin market suspect
• 'The Bachelor': Juan Pablo Galavis Taps Clare For 2nd Date, Dumps Birthday Girl
• Nigeria: Boko Haram is crushed, forced out of last enclave
• Ladies Bash The Bachelor, Even In Song: 'You Really Didn't Take The Time To Get To Know Us'
• Despite Student Loan Debt, Value Of College Degree At Nearly 50-Year-High
• 1936 Nobel Peace Prize Won By Argentinian Prime Minister To Be Auctioned In Baltimore
• Vargas Llosa Wins Nobel Prize
• Nobel-winning Latino Immunologist Baruj Benacerraf Dies
• National News Anchor Elizabeth Vargas: I'm An Alcoholic And I'm Going To Rehab For Treatment
• Elizabeth Vargas' Return To TV Brings Highest Ratings For '20/20' In Four Years
• Pistorius Accusers Display Photos Showing Blood Stains All Over The House
• Holy Roller: Roman Charity To Auction Off Pope Francis’ Harley-Davidson Motorcycle
• Canadian man held in Florida after driving on airport tarmac
• Singapore teen critic held in US while appealing for asylum
• Time travel: Civil War diaries and letters posted online
• State Fraud Probe Could Nix New York City's Iconic Puerto Rican Day Parade
• Venezuela: Three People Shot Dead In Anti-Government Protests
• Armed Gunmen Fire Into Anti-Government Protestors In Venezuela, Three Killed
• Amid Unrest, Venezuelans Continue To Honor Late Leader Hugo Chavez Almost A Year After His Death
• Los Angeles Lakers Guard Kobe Bryant To Sit Out Rest Of Season Due To Knee Injury
• Consumer Activists To Meet With Federal Trade Commission Over Herbalife Fraud Allegations
• Villaraigosa: Former Mayor, Herbalife Adviser And, Now, Think Tank Fellow
• Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa Becomes Herbalife Adviser
• Homeland Security Awards $145 Million Contract For U.S.-Mexico Border Towers
• Still 'The Three Amigos?' Obama Huddles With Mexico, Canada Counterparts At Summit
• Teen Suspect Held In Connection To Lifeless Body Of Boy Found In New Mexico Field
• Castaway Fisherman Makes It Home To El Salvador After 13-Month Long Odyssey
• Former Guerrilla Fighter Poised To Win Presidency In El Salvador
• South By Southwest: Drunk Driver Fleeing Arrest Kills Two At Austin Festival, Police Say
• Maryland Mall Shooter Darion Aguilar Fascinated By 1999 Columbine Massacre
• Los Angeles Airport Shooting Victim Saw TSA Job As A Way Of Serving Adopted Homeland
• Hialeah Shooting: Details Emerge, Victims Remembered
• Fourth Man Pleads Guilty In 2009 Border Patrol Agent Shooting
• Georgia Teens Indicted for Shooting 13-Month-Old Baby in the Face
• Pope Francis To New Cardinals: No Gossip, Power Pacts, Favoritism
• Pope Francis Takes Strong Stance Of Church Reform, Makes First Overhaul In 25 Years
• Tragedy drives man to give 'haven' to thousands of babies
• Police: Baltimore County officer shoots man with knife
• Colorado Man Unfazed By Criticism, Plans To Sue Rescuers Who Plucked Him From Raging Flood
• Juanes Hits All The Right Notes In New Album, 'Loco De Amor'
• NJ Man Sentenced To 22 Years For Strangling Wife, Stuffing Her Body In Drum
• AZ Congressman Ed Pastor's Surprise Retirement Sets Off A Scramble To Fill His Seat
• Ed Pastor, Arizona's First Hispanic Congressman, To Retire After Nearly 25 Years In Office
• Mexican Immigrant Deemed 'Unfit Mother' Sues After Over Losing Custody Of Baby
• Immigration Rules Eased For People Who Provided 'Limited' Support To Terrorists
• Midwest Town Formerly Nucleus Of Nation's Immigration Debate Ponders Its Future
• American Found Strangled In Mexican Resort City Of Cancún
• Mexican Judge Denies Injunction Against Extradition Of Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán To U.S.
• Ted Turner Hospitalized In Argentina For Undisclosed Ailment
• Protests in Oakland over Zimmerman trial verdict
• Mexican Vigilantes Release 11 Alleged Drug Suspects
• In Rare Move, FDA Shuts Down Queso Fresco Plant Over Listeria Outbreak
• Bad Cheese Blamed For Sickening Kids With TB
• Queso Fresco Recalled After Listeria Contamination
• Ravioli with Spanish Sauce and Queso Fresco
• Atlanta Braves Add Pitcher Ervin Santana To Bolster Depleted Starting Rotation
• NY Yankees Jorge Posada Retires
• Fire marshal: Politics unlikely motive in 'Vote Trump' arson
• Pakistan militant group's chief survives attack by member
• Lionel Messi Ties For Third In La Liga Scoring Count With 228 League Goals
• Franciscan Religious Order Launches Kickstarter Campaign To Restore Humble Saint's Church
• San Francisco Firefighters Prevent Huge Blaze From Spreading
• Mexican Man Killed In Fiery Aspen Airport Plane Crash, Two Others Injured
• Clergy Abuse Charges And Investigation Stuns Small Town In Puerto Rico
• Venezuela Riots Claim Two More Lives In Caracas, U.N. Demands Investigation
• U.S. Official: Vice President Joe Biden Reportedly Looking Into Mediation For Venezuela
• Police Chief In Town With Past Ethnic Strife Wants To Build Bridge With Latino Community
• Hazleton Mayor Plans To Take Immigration Fight To Supreme Court
• President Obama Will Push Raising Minimum Wage to Over $10
• Francisca Valenzuela, Chile's Breakout Star
• Selena Gomez Says Her Film Showing At Sundance Was An Escape From 'Everyday Madness'
• Selena Gomez Reveals She Went To Rehab, But Not For Substance Abuse
• Selena Gomez Breaks Silence On Social Media Following Stint In Rehab, Thanks Her Fans
• Despite Reports, Selena Gomez Didn't Have Heated Exchange With Justin Bieber, Her Rep Says
• Passengers from hijacked Libyan plane leave Malta for home
• Rosie Perez Talks Urban Arts Partnership While She Shops for a Cause
• Dominican Ruling Stripping Citizenship For Children Of Haitian Migrants Causes Crisis, Experts Warn
• Dominican Government Follows Court Decision, Launches Plan That Could Strip Thousands Of Citizenship
• General's Defense To Try For Plea Deal In Sex Case
• Holiday lobsters are headed for Europe
• Suspect arrested in road rage killing of 3-year-old boy
• Spared from demolition, 1920s black schoolhouse being saved
• Former Milwaukee officer pleads not guilty in shooting
• Director Eduardo Sanchez Of 'Blair Witch Project' Fame Gets New Film Picked Up At SXSW
• U.S. Economy Added 175,000 Jobs In February; Unemployment Edged Up To 6.7 Percent
• Stage Collapse In California Sends 25 High School Students To Hospital
• Off-Duty Police Officer, Two Others Killed In Ohio Nightclub Shooting
• Father of Connecticut School Shooter: 'You Can't Get Any More Evil'
• Communities work to become age-friendly for residents
• In Zimbabwe's meltdown, Christmas is out of reach for many
• Say What? 'Ice Cream Cleanse' Diet Will Help You Lose Up To 6 Lbs. In 4 Days
• Melba Hernandez, 'Heroine Of The Cuban Revolution,' Dies At 92
• Mexican Cartel Leader Nazario Moreno Gonzalez Long Declared Dead Was Actually Killed This Time
• One Year After His Death, Hugo Chávez's Revolution Showing Signs Of Strain
• Selena Gomez Goes To Rehab As Moral Support To Friend Demi Lovato
• She'll Have A Drink With That Bible: Selena Gomez Posts Conflicting Messages On Instagram
• Justin Bieber Video Released By Miami Police: Singer Stumbles, Unsteady After DUI Arrest
• GOP on taxes: Cut rates, brackets but what about the deficit
• 3 arrested in Tunisia linked to Berlin suspect Anis Amri
• Cleveland police ID officer after toddler son dies
• Group Encourages People To Fast On Behalf Of Immigrants During Lent
• Cuban Shortstop Aledmys Diaz Signs With St. Louis Cardinals
• 750 Washington State ICE Detainees Call For End Of Deportations, Go On Hunger Strike
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. Vs. Canelo Alvarez Fight Sold Out
• Floyd Mayweather, Canelo Alvarez Fight Sets Pay-Per-View Record
• In Sen. Ted Cruz's Family, It Looks Like A Father-Son Political Team
• Bucking His Party Again, TX Sen. Ted Cruz Vows Another Fight Over Debt Ceiling Bill
• In Embezzlement Case, 2 California Cops Plead Not Guilty To Charges
• Civil Settlements End Puerto Rican Price-Fixing Case
• Puerto Rico's Senate Approves Measures To Manage Island's Heavy Debt Load
• High-Tech Gizmos Helped Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán Avoid Cops, But Also Led To Arrest
• 2 dead in Bangladesh raid on suspected militant hideout
• McDonald's Failing To 'Ketchup' With Shortage Of Must-Have Condiment In Argentina
• For Brazilians, Anyone But Rival Argentina As World Cup Champions
• Argentina-Born Actress Julie Gonzalo Gushes About Season 2 Of 'Dallas'
• Robinson Cano No Longer A Yankee, Signs $240 Million Contract With Seattle
• Robinson Cano's Representatives Meeting With Yankees, Still Far From Deal
• New York Yankees' Robinson Cano 'Loves The Money', Could Head To Another Team, GM Cashman Admits
• New York Yankees' Robinson Cano Linked To PED Clinic
• Man Puts Mom In Trunk, Kidnaps Her Because She Refused To Live With Him
• Losers Who Turned Into Winners
• 'Bachelor' Juan Pablo Galavis Blames Cultural Differences Over Latest Controversy
• Sean Kingston Bails On $8K Club Bill In D.R., Returns When He Realizes Mistake
• Unrest In Venezuela Continues As Anniversary Of Hugo Chávez's Death Approaches
• Sweeping Changes To SAT Exam Announced; Essay Will Be Optional
• 2 in UK court charged with preparing an act of terrorism
• GOP Supports Latino Districts in Nevada; Democrats Just Say No
• He's Back! Comedian George Lopez Returns To The Small Screen As 'Saint George'
• Eye For An Eye: Washington Kicks Out Venezuelan Diplomats After Maduro Booted Americans
• FIFA World Cup Teams Draw: U.S. Gets Short End Of Stick, Longest Travel Itinerary
• American Mom Freed From Mexican Jail, Found Not Guilty Of Smuggling Drugs
• Illegal Drugs Have Gotten Purer And Cheaper Over The Past 20 Years, Report States
• Dominican Narco Nana Busted At New York Airport For Smuggling Drugs In Wheelchair
• New OAS Report Eyes 'Health' Approach, Decriminalization Of Drugs In The Americas
• 'The Bachelor' Spices Things Up With First Latino Contestant Juan Pablo Galavis
• Many Latinos Still Stymied By Spanish-Language Obamacare Website
• Latinos More Concerned With Deportations Than Citizenship, Studys Find
• 'El Niño' Warming On Its Way, With Much-Needed Rain For California Next Year
• Massachusetts Approves Legislation Banning 'Upskirt' Photos
• Univision's Jorge Ramos Sued By Man He Allegedly Misrepresented In His Book
• Bachata King Romeo Santos Says Gay Man In New Song Is Not Him
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• Storm Slams Southeast Causing A Dozen Deaths, Power Outages, Travel Nightmares
• Bitter Cold Sweeps In After Snow Blankets East Coast
• Study On Nearly 90K Women Shows Mammograms Don't Lower Risk Of Dying
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• Flying High: Handler Gabriel Rangel Leads Fox Terrier Sky To Westminster Pinnacle
• Sen. Ted Cruz: Just To Get His Way, Obama Turns To 'Lawlessness' To Skirt Congress
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• Moderate Republican Challenges Democrat Incumbent For CA Congressional Seat
• Proposed California Law Would Require 'Kill Switch' For Smartphones
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• Leading TX Governor Candidate Likens Border Corruption To 'Third World Practices'
• Cops tase 91-year-old man with Alzheimer's
• Obama Calls On College Administrators To Provide Greater Access To Low Income Students
• Prosecutors Drop Fraud Case Against Former Leader Of Border Agents' Union
• Man To Be Sentenced In Murder Case Of U.S. Border Agent, Part Of 'Fast And Furious' Scandal
• Ronaldo Leads Real Madrid To Final Of Spain's Copa Del Rey Tournament
• Foreign Exchange Worker Cited In Report Alleging Abuse: 'This Experience Was Horrible'
• House GOP Leaders To Present Immigration Reform Principles
• 'Bacon Week' Gives Whole New Meaning To Pigging Out
• 'Dreamers' Pushing Immigration Reform Stalk Speaker Boehner, Target Him At Home
• 'Next Year In Cuba': An Old Toast Falling Silent Among Cuban Exiles Who Have Looked To Assimilate In Their New Homes
• U.S. House Of Representatives Approves Funds For Referendum On Puerto Rico's Status
• Beginning Of The End For The Cuban Embargo? Notion Gains Ground With FL Cuban Exiles
• Techies Gather In Miami With A Mission: Improving Internet Access And Information In Cuba
• Photos of Carrie Fisher through the years
• Newly Elected N.J. Assembly Speaker Vincent PrietoTo Push Probe Of Gov. Christie's "Bridgegate"
• GOP Continues To Drop In Popularity, Especially Among Women And Minorities
• Five Surprising Tricks That Will Help You Lose Weight
• Fidel Castro Shows Up At Art Opening After 9 Months Out Of Public View
• Zoo To Change Name Of Fidel, The Cuban Crocodile
• Miguel, Bruno Mars Get American Music Award Nominations
• Super Bowl Show Performer Red Hot Chili Peppers Pile On Praise For Bruno Mars
• People’s Choice Awards: Demi Lovato Gets Four Nominations, ‘Glee’ Leads With Eight Nods
• Bruno Mars, Maroon 5, John Legend Among New Year's Sin City Performers
• California Educator Embroiled In YouTube Sexual Abuse Case Tells Investigators She's Guilty
• Prototype Robotic Hand 'First Step' To Prosthetic Limb With Sense Of Touch
• Selena Gomez Intruder Arrested Outside Her Los Angeles Home For Alleged Trespassing
• FDA OKs first treatment for rare genetic disorder
• FL Construction Worker Left Dangling In The Air: 'I Just Want To Go Home And Relax'
• Advocacy Groups Give Ted Cruz 'F' Grade On Immigration Reform
• Deferred Action Program Offers Lessons For Broader Immigration Reform
• Bipartisan Budget Deal May Not Lead To Progress On Immigration, Government Insiders Say
• Top Priorities For New NYC Mayor Include Giving IDs To Undocumented Immigrants
• South Koreans to march against president on Christmas Eve
• Shirley Temple Won Praise In Diplomatic Career
• Shirley Temple, Iconic Child Star, Dies At 85
• President Obama's Mea Culpa: 'We Fumbled The Rollout Of This Health Care Law'
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• Ricardo Montaner’s Youngest Daughter Evaluna Launches Solo Music Career
• California Lawmaker Pushes Bill Extending Obamacare To Undocumented Immigrants
• Drug War Underground: Homeland Security Department Unveils Tunnel-Detecting Robots
• Various Latino Leaders Back N.J. Gov. Chris Christie, Despite Scandals
• Alex Rodriguez 'Would Ask Me To Inject' PEDs, Biogenesis Clinic Founder Tells '60 Minutes'
• Study Finds 75% Of Children Consume Caffeine, Mostly From Soda, Tea And Coffee
• Migrants’ DNA Could Help Identify Guatemalans Still Missing From Civil War
• U.S. Trial Against Former Guatemalan Soldier Wrapping Up
• Sen. Marco Rubio Calls For Making College More Affordable, Noting He Once Owed $100k
• Fisherman Claims He Survived 13 Months At Sea After Leaving Mexico
• Politicans Question Beyonce and Jay-Z’s Celebratory Trip to Cuba
• Jennifer Lopez on Beyonce Lip-Syncing Scandal: Cut Her Slack!
• Pitbull Defends Beyonce, Jay Z In New Version Of ‘Open Letter’
• Jennifer Lopez And Beyonce Rock Out For Women's Rights
• Beyonce Kicks Off ‘Mrs. Carter Tour Wearing Fake Nipples
• Beyonce and Jay Z’s Cuba Trip was Approved by Treasury Department, Report Says
• Beyonce, Jay-Z Celebrate Wedding Anniversary With Cozy Trip to Havana
• Cuban Rapper Defends Jay Z, Beyonce Cuba Trip, Obama Denies Involvement
• 'Jay-Z and Beyonce Bill' Restricts Travel To Cuba
• A Young Man's Quest To Bring His Deported Mother Back To The U.S.
• Carrie Fisher in stable condition after medical emergency
• Let Egos Ring: George Zimmerman Says He Wants To Box Kanye West
• George Zimmerman To Fight Rapper DMX In Three-Round 'Celebrity Boxing Match'
• George Zimmerman, Budding Artist? New Painting Depicts Special Prosecutor
• High-Tech Rhode Island Aims To Improve Language Skills For Low-Income Children
• All-American Michael Sam Says He's Homosexual, May Become First Openly Gay NFL Player
• One Of Largest Cockfighting Busts In U.S. History Rescues 3,000 Birds, Yields 9 Felony Arrests
• Mexican Government To Legitimize Michoacán Vigilante Groups As 'Rural Defense Corps'
• Did The Mexican Government Create A Monster In Supporting Cartel-Fighting Vigilantes?
• Venezuela's Gas Guzzling Car Owners Unfazed By Planned Fuel Hike
• Venezuela's Gas Guzzling Car Owners Unfazed By Planned Fuel Hike
• Obama Bestows Immigrants From Cuba And Mexico With The Medal Of Freedom
• Ethos Of Capitalism Seeping Into Cuban Daily Life, Entrepreneurs Are Setting Up Shop
• Fidel Castro Emerges After Several Months, Said To Be 'In Excellent Health'
• US Travel To Cuba Improving Perceptions Between The Two Nations, Survey Says
• Carlos Gutierrez, Whose Feet Were Cut Off By Gang Members, Finished Bike Ride For Political Asylum
• San Diego Mayoral Race Highlights Sharp Political Divide
• Latinos Help Carry Alvarez To San Diego Mayoral Race Run-Off
• San Diego Mayoral Candidates Alvarez And Faulconer Neck And Neck In The Polls
• Ted Cruz's 'Dr. Seuss' Speech Highlights A Year Of Mostly Congressional Inconsequence
• Hot Off The Press: Lightning Rod U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz Turned Into Coloring Book Hero
• Despite Ted Cruz's Vociferous Opposition, U.S. Senate Passes Trillion-Dollar Spending Bill
• After Appearing To Move Toward Immigration Reform, Speaker Boehner Says 'Not Yet'
• Family of 20-year-old brings first suit in California fire
• Republicans Point To Obama's Unwillingness To Compromise As Immigration Reform's Likely Demise
• Trump was right to try to stop Obama from tying his hands on Israel
• Deportation Decision Close For 'DREAM 9' Immigrant Activists
• Ricky Martin Goes Solo, Publicly Splits With Longtime Boyfriend
• Same-Sex Marriage Halted In Utah By High Court, Jubilation Fades Weeks After Ruling
• Apple Inc. To Get $290 Million From Samsung In Copyright Infringement Case
• News Outlets Reporting On NSA Have Unwittingly Disclosed Government Secrets
• NSA Program Targets Domestic Cyber Attacks
• 'The X Factor' Cancelled After Three Seasons
• Senate Republican Leader Predicts No Immigration Reform In 2014
• Two L.A. Sheriff's Deputies Indicted For Beating Of Handcuffed Prisoner
• UFC's Thiago Silva Arrested After Altercation At Gym And Standoff With Police
• Joseph Benavidez Knocked Out By Demetrious Johnson Who Defends UFC Title
• Ronda Rousey's History Making Victory at UFC 157
• Mexico Targets U.S. & Canadian Boaters Over $70 Permits
• Venezuelan Currency Woes Prevents Some From Leaving The Country By Plane
• Effort To Turn Portion Of N.M. Desert Into National Monument Worries Local Law Enforcement Officials