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• Serrano's Homeless Photos Pop Up In NYC
• Kings' Defenseman Isn't Your Typical Angeleno; He Isn't Even Your Average Martinez
• Best Pix of the Week
• Uruguay Beats Italy, 1-0, As Suárez Bites Again; Costa Rica And England Tie
• Do You Speak Futebol? In Brazil, Soccer Has Its Own Language, And It's Poetic
• American Student In Germany Gets Stuck In 'A Stone Vagina'
• What’s Next For Team USA At The World Cup?
• Bloomberg: New York a Model for Job Creation
• Pre-Arizona Immigration Law, Arpaio Helped Deport 26G Illegals
• Immigrant Voters Could Change Election Landscapes
• Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute, Cervantes Award Winner, Dies At 88
• Alleged Topless Pictures Of Demi Lovato, Wilmer Valderrama Hit The Web
• Long Island Cop Faces 60 Charges For Stealing Cash From Hispanics During Traffic Stops
• Long Island Police Sgt. Charged With Hate Crimes For Harassing, Robbing Latino Drivers
• Researcher Charged In Major HIV Vaccine Fraud Case
• Mick Jagger’s Ex-Wife Bianca Mourns The Suicide Of His Girlfriend, L'Wren Scott
• Housekeeper Of L’Wren Scott, Mick Jagger's Girlfriend, Opens Up About Designer's Death
• Thad Cochran Turns Back Tea Party Challenge; Charlie Rangel Celebrates Close Race
• Along With Elimination, Spanish National Team Gets Blasted With Lightning
• Colombia Beats Japan 4-1, Dances Its Way Through; Greece Squeezes A 2-1 Win Over Ivory Coast
• Texas City Ends Court Battle Over Law Against Undocumented Immigrants Renting Property
• Maryland's 'Dream Act' Suspended Amid Petition Drive for Referendum
• Maryland Passes Its Dream Act
• Reformed Gang Member Embraces Past In Her Bid For #2 Political Office In Nevada
• Uruguay's Luis Suárez Named Premier League Player Of The Year
• Costa Rica Upsets Uruguay, Balotelli Leads Italy Over England In World Cup Openers
• World Cup: Uruguayan Soccer Player Luis Suarez Has Knee Surgery Weeks Before Tournament
• Former Texas Rangers pitcher shot dead in Arkansas
• More Squabbles Between Paulina Rubio And Her Ex Over Son; Is He Using Him For Publicity?
• The Bear Bones: Stuffed Animals Used In Attempt To Smuggle Human Skulls
• ‘Neanderthal-Like’ Skulls Reconstructed From Pit In Spain Hint At Human Evolution
• Thousands Of Kids From Central America Await In A Hellish Limbo In Arizona
• Miami Heat, San Antonio Spurs Set Up Epic NBA Finals Rematch
• Hottest World Cup WAGs
• Jennifer Lopez Not Welcome In The Bronx, Neighbors Distressed By Her Free Concert
• 'American Idol': Jennifer Lopez, Harry Connick Jr. Confirmed As Judges
• Jennifer Lopez: American Idol's Focus Is Where It's Supposed To Be
• Pet Therapists to the Rescue
• China's 1st aircraft carrier sails into South China Sea
• Eva Peron's Legacy Continues, 60 Years After her Death
• San Diego Padres Pitcher 1st To Wear Protective Cap, Says It Can Save Lives
• Sports Journalist Dan Le Batard Barred From Future Baseball Hall Of Fame Votes
• Alex Rodriguez: If At First You Don't Succeed, Sue, Sue Again
• Radio Personality Eddie 'Piolin' Sotelo Ordered To Pay $100,000 In Legal Fees
• Report: 'Piolín' Sues Former Univision Co-Workers, Claims Shakedown
• Radio Star Eddie "Piolin" Sotelo Loses Extortion Lawsuit Against Former Staff Members
• Report: Former Radio Star's Employees Describe In Horrid Detail Their Alleged Abuse
• Juan Gabriel Back In Mexico To Continue Recovery; 'I Feel Much Better!' He Tweeted
• Police: Truck rolls away from construction site, kills boy
• President Obama Recasts U.S. Foreign Policy As International, Not Unilateral, Effort
• World Cup: Team USA Heartbroken As Last-Minute Portuguese Goal Ties Game, 2-2
• Defending World Cup Champion Spain Faces Chile And Elimination
• Top fur designer's store robbed of millions on Christmas Eve
• Michigan Congresswoman Calls For National Guard To Help At The Border
• World Cup Visitors In Manaus Just 40 Minutes Away From Welcoming, Otherworldly Villagers
• DC police: Knife-wielding man dies after being shot
• San Antonio Spurs Clinch NBA Title After Defeating Miami Heat, 104-87
• Miami's LeBron James Cramps Out Of NBA Finals Game 1; San Antonio Takes Full Advantage
• Activists Push Obama Administration To Hire More Latinos To Federal Workforce
• Albuquerque Mayor Asks DOJ For Help With Troubled Police Force Following Protests
• Meet Charles Miller, The Man Who Brought Futebol To Brazil 120 Years Ago
• PR Judge Orders Diocese To Turn In Documents Relating To Sexual Abuse Probe
• Fidel Castro's Old Soviet-Made Limousines Are Now Havana's Taxi Cabs
• Tech Companies Make Push To Get Girls Into Computer Science
• Selena Gomez Trespasser Who Was Arrested Twice Now Charged With Felony Stalking
• Suspect Arrested For Breaking Into Selena Gomez's New Los Angeles Home
• Man Who Trespassed At Selena Gomez's House Sentenced To 45 Days In Jail
• Aaron Hernandez Pleads Not Guilty To Beating Handcuffed Inmate, Challenges Evidence
• Aaron Hernandez Having Trouble Paying His Legal Fees, Attorneys Hint Exit
• Hillary Clinton: Unaccompanied Child Migrants 'Should Be Sent Back' To Central America
• Obama: I could have won third term
• Banker is Opening the College Doors for Immigrant Families
• GOP Continues To Search For Answer In Eric Cantor's Primary Loss
• Does Eric Cantor's Loss Mean Immigration Reform Is Dead?
• Hillary Clinton: Eric Cantor Opponent 'Ran Against Immigrants'
• Experts Close To Quixotic Discovery: The Bones Of 'Don Quixote' Author, Miguel De Cervantes
• Oscar Winner Lupita Nyong’o Is Rumored To Be Dating Rapper K’Naan, NOT Jared Leto
• Pope To Meet With Victims Of Priest Abuse; U.S. Group Calls Meeting 'Meaningless' P.R.
• Pope's Visit To Holy Land Marked By Exodus Of Christians From Region
• Pope Francis' New Biopic In The Works ... Starring Antonio Banderas?
• President Peña Nieto Meets With Pope Francis, Says Pontiff Will Visit Mexico
• Jennifer Lopez Wardrobe Style
• Six-Fingered Family Roots For Brazil For World Cup History
• Who Is Spain's New Queen? Letizia, A Former Journalist, Becomes Global Fashion Icon
• Zimmerman On The Losing End This Time: His Lawsuit Against NBC Partly Dismissed
• Zimmerman May Get Lesser Charge; Jurors Will Consider Manslaughter
• George Zimmerman's Fate Soon In Hands Of Jury; Closing Arguments Are Next
• George Zimmerman Wants To Become A Lawyer 'To Stop The Miscarriage Of Justice That Happened To Me'
• George Zimmerman's Wife Pleads Guilty To Perjury Charge
• Not Seen Since 1995: U.S.-Born Latinos Hold More Jobs Than Foreign-Born
• Colombia Beats Ivory Coast 2-1 In World Cup, On Brink Of Advancing To Round Of 16
• JLo, Marc Anthony's Divorce: No Child Support And Kids Shielded From Press
• Brown v. Board of Education anniversary: Our unfulfilled promise to African-American kids
• Chicago special education teacher at 2nd job killed in what police say was gang crossfire
• Fla. education head rejects lawmaker's claim testing aims to make students homosexual
• Air safety directive grounds some flights in Mexico
• Video Shows Officer Shooting Handcuffed Inmate; Cop Says Hitting Him 'Would Have Hurt More'
• Putting Together The Pieces Of An Alleged 10-Year Abduction Gone Unnoticed
• After Racial Abuse Scandal, New Police Chief for East Haven
• Violent Fugitive Who Stabbed Officer on the Run in Texas
• Hashtag Hounds Rack Up Followers With Wacky Antics
• Rep. Goodlatte: President's Deadlines Make Immigration Reform Harder, Not Easier
• Shark Warnings Don't Stop Sunbathers From Flocking To Recife Beaches In Brazil
• Family Of Dead Fisherman Doesn't Blame Sea Survivor After 13-Month Odyssey
• Diana Nyad Attempts Cuba To Florida Swim...Again
• Water Slide In 'Mayan Temple' Sends Swimmers Into Shark-Infested Waters
• Mexican Lawmaker Uses Shark Semen As A Moisturizer
• TV Executives Say Diversity Has Improved On Primetime Shows, But More Must Be Done
• Spain's Felipe VI Officially Becomes King In Low-Key Ceremony
• Joe Biden Urges Latin American Countries To Take In Guantánamo Prisoners
• Joe Biden And Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Hold Private Meeting; NSA Not Invited
• Cops Called To Selena's Home - Is She Out Of Control In Bieberland Once Again?
• Spain, Global Soccer Power, Eliminated From World Cup In The First Week
• South American Governments Reject Proposed U.S. Sanctions On Venezuela
• Senate Panel Chairman Patrick Leahy Calls 'Cuba Twitter' A 'Cockamamie' Idea
• Cuban Leader Raul Castro Shakes Up Communist Party Leadership
• VIDEO: Stairs Rock From Side To Side As Fans Leave Maracana Stadium In Rio
• Anti-U.S. Billboard in Cuba Features Swastika
• Cuba Frees Top Dissidents
• Cuba Accuses Top Diplomat of Carrying Private Funds to Dissidents
• Patent Office Declares Washington NFL Team Will Lose Trademark Protection For 'Redskins'
• Iranian Government Quells Enthusiasm For National Team's World Cup Appearance
• Miss USA 2014: Nia Sanchez Wins The Title As The Most Beautiful Woman In America
• Bloody Christmas weekend: More than 40 shot, 11 killed in Chicago
• Mkhitaryan masterpiece keeps Man United rolling in EPL
• Marco Rubio Shakes Up Staff And Stirs 2016 Presidential Rumors
• SC Sheriff Indicted For Taking Bribes To Protect Undocumented Immigrants
• Cancer-Stricken Hugo Chavez Prays Aloud: 'Don't Take Me Yet'
• Civil Rights Groups File Complaint Alleging Over 100 Cases Of Child Abuse On The Border
• Injured Hair-Hanging Acrobats Plan Suit, Say Their Lives Have Changed Forever
• Police: Majority of holiday weekend violence is gang-related
• Detroit Immigrants' Rights Rally Draws Hundreds
• Justin Bieber And Selena Gomez Back Together? They Were Spotted Together Being Chummy In Texas
• Is Selena Gomez Losing BFF Taylor Swift Over Hook Up With Justin Bieber?
• Selena Gomez, Justin Beiber Reunite In Miami Recording Studio
• Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber Dirty Dance In New Instagram Videos
• Selena Gomez To Young Fans: 'The Sexiest Thing Is Class'
• Selena Gomez And Justin Bieber Fuel Rumors With Segway Ride, Cuddly Pic
• Openly Gay U.S. Ambassador Arrives In Dominican Republic Amid Calls Of Protest
• A Gay U.S. Ambassador? Religious Groups In The Dominican Republic Say No Way
• The Sounds Of Soccer: Latin Singers Prepare For World Cup In Recording Studio
• 'Vagina Monologues' In Spanish Closes Its Doors Suddenly Because Of Ticket Sales
• Spanish-Language Version Of 'The Vagina Monologues' Shines Off-Broadway
• Miami Sues JP Morgan, Accusing Financial Giant Of Discriminatory Lending Practices
• Behind the Velvet Rope of Miami’s Hottest Clubs
• Undocumented Immigrants Continue To Be Dropped Off At An Arizona Bus Station
• Cuba Travel Agencies Say Tighter Rules Hurting Business, They Blame Marco Rubio
• Castro: Cuba Wants Better Relations With United States, But Will Not Give Into Demands To Change Government
• Sen. Menendez: Putin Playing Game Of Russian Roulette, Warns US Needs To Have Clear Response
• El Salvador, Costa Rica Vote For New Leaders, Political Stagnation On The Line
• Puerto Rican Government, Bank Clash Over $230 Million
• From The Kitchen To The App: Social Media Changing Ways Chefs, Diners Interact
• Fitch Piles On As Third Credit Rating Agency To Sink Puerto Rico To 'Junk' Bond Status
• Journey to Jihad: America’s First Mexican Immigrant Terrorist Suspect
• Spain Arrests Members Of al-Qaida-Linked Terrorist Recruitment Group
• Basque Terrorist Group ETA Declares a 'Permanent Cease-Fire'
• Frozen In Time
• President Hugo Chavez's Health Halts New Year Celebrations in Venezuela
• ‘Weed Fairy' Is Giving Out Free Pot In Seattle: These Are Tough Times, She Says
• President Obama: Marijuana Is Not More Dangerous Than Alcohol
• More Teens Using Pot, Fewer Drinking Alcohol, Survey Finds
• FDA Preparing Long-Awaited Plan To Reduce Salt Levels In Foods
• Pass the Salt: Companies Subtly Trimming Sodium Levels in Popular Foods
• Bath Salts Lead Woman to Urinate on $30 Million Painting
• Ronaldo ready to lead Portugal against Germany, US opens against Ghana at World Cup Group G
• Man stabbed, killed inside Target on Christmas Eve; 2 jailed
• Infrared Technology Finds Hidden Image In Picasso Blue Period Masterpiece
• First Glimpse Of 9/11 Museum At Ground Zero Reveals It To Be 'A Very Sacred Place'
• Santiago Calatrava's Bold Design Of The Milwaukee Museum To Be Expanded
• Inside the National September 11 Memorial & Museum
• Surreal Cubism: Picasso Exhibit To Go On Display At Florida's Dalí Museum
• Texas Congressman Urges U.S. To Help Mexico Secure Its Southern Border
• Police: Suspect In Phoenix Church Killing Used A Gun Owned By Priest
• Phoenix Police Investigation In Deadly Priest Shooting Stymied By Lack Of Evidence
• Ricky Martin Now Sings To A ‘He,’ Takes Bold Stance In Morocco Concert
• Ricky Martin, Perez Hilton Join Celebrities In T-Shirt Protest Of Russia’s Anti-Gay Laws
• Ricky Martin Admits He Was Homophobic And Bullied Gays
• Ricky Martin, Jennifer Lopez Give Sneak Peek At New Music Video With Rapper Wisin
• Ricky Martin To Sing World Cup Theme Song, Worldwide Contest Launched
• Ricky Martin Reaches Out To Venezuelan Fans At Music Fest, Asks For End To The Violence
• Glitches Plagued Insurance Marketplace Rollout
• Sen. Cruz In Testy Exchange With Majority Leader Reid Over Health Care
• With Obamacare Enrollment 3 Million Short And Deadline Looming, President Promises 'Big Push'
• Boston Mayoral Candidates Focus On Getting Latinos To The Polls
• World Cup 2014: Mexico Team Guide
• World Cup: Honduras Team Profile
• Prosciutto, Oatmeal, Nopales... World Cup Teams Bring Their Favorite Food To Brazil
• Recipe: Confetti Tofu
• Colombia Caught In Ongoing Land Reform Battle
• Box Office: '22 Jump Street' Holds Off 'Dragon' In Battle Of The Sequels
• The Man Who Will Be King: Spain's Crown Prince Felipe Is A Sportsman, Soldier, Statesman
• Tainted alcohol kills 12 Christians in Pakistan
• World Cup: Late Stoppage Time Goal From Switzerland Stops Ecuador In Its Tracks
• Casey Kasem Dies At 82, Publicist Says
• World Cup: Alexis Sanchez Leads Chile In Hard-Earned 3-1 Win Over Australia
• Arizona Rushes Supplies To Site Housing Undocumented Immigrant Children
• Arizona Works To Improve Conditions At Makeshift Center Housing Slew Of Unaccompanied Migrant Kids
• Los Angeles Kings Win Stanley Cup With Alec Martinez Goal In Overtime
• Blizzards, ice storms wreak havoc across northern plains
• DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson Undertaking Internal Review Of Released Undocumented Immigrants
• Some 400 Undocumented Immigrants Flown From Texas Flood Arizona Bus Stations
• This Friday The 13th May Bring Intense Solar Flares, Communication Problems
• A Boricua Won WHERE?
• Raul Labrador Drops Out Of House Immigration Talks Over Healthcare Rift
• Congressman Labrador Warns: If Speaker Boehner Takes Up Immigration, He Should Be Out Of A Job
• Broadway Actress Daphne Rubin-Vega On Tackling 'Vagina Monologues' In Spanish
• Netherlands Turns World Cup Rematch Into A Massacre, Beats Spain 5-1
• Jennifer Lopez Says Her Divorce To Marc Anthony Was A ‘Tremendous Low’
• Are Marc Anthony And Ex Shannon De Lima Back Together And Engaged?
• Shakira: Comments Calling Gerard Piqué ‘Territorial’ Were Just A Joke! LOL
• Humble Brag: Shakira Declares She's The Queen Of Facebook
• President Obama On Iraq Security: We Won't Be 'Dragged Back In'
• Analysts see threat of terrorism attacks at World Cup screenings in Africa and Iraq
• As Iraq faces collapse, the media blackout of the war abruptly ends
• Does Obama understand Iraq may soon be an Islamist state?
• Americans being evacuated from Iraqi air base as militants advance
• Al-Qaida-inspired militants seize Iraqi city of Tikrit, pushing deeper into Sunni areas
• Al-Qaida splinter group in Syria and Iraq taking steps toward its goal of an Islamic state
• Jennifer Lopez Is Returning To The Bronx With A Summer Concert
• Jennifer Lopez Flip Flops: Now She IS Performing At World Cup Ceremony
• Cesar Chavez Celebrated by President Obama
• Cesar Chavez's Home Designated as National Monument
• Eva Longoria Says Don't Expect Her To Be 'Mami' Anytime In The Future
• Eva Longoria's Swanky Las Vegas Eatery Closes After Nearly Two Years
• U.S. Teens Smoking, Drinking Less But Say They Text While Driving More, Study Shows
• Priest Killed, One Injured During Attack At Phoenix Roman Catholic Church
• Substance-Abuse Counselor Who Drove With Dying Man On Car Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Jennifer Lopez Pens Cathartic Book ‘True Love,’ Out In October
• What Are Today's World Cup Events? Here's Your Guide For The Big Day
• Quinoa's Rising Popularity Is a Boon for Bolivian Farmers
• Police: Man shot during struggle with deputy after crash
• Once a killer, now a CEO: Ex-con works to turn youths around
• Assad gains Aleppo, but others likely to shape Syria's fate
• JLo, Pitbull And Leitte Bounced Around World Cup Stage, Fans Booed Rousseff
• A Bereaved Mother, A Repentant Teenage Killer - An Indelible Courtroom Drama
• Six Cuban Ballet Dancers Arrive In Miami After Defecting While On Tour
• Ola Brasil! Team USA Lands In Brazil Ahead Of World Cup
• Feds Say Brazilian Blowout May be Harmful
• World Cup: From Jerseys To Big Macs, Brazil's High Prices Shock Tourists
• World Cup Visitors: Exotic Amazon Animals Abound In Brazil
• World Cup 2014: Optimistic US Team Heads To Brazil
• Why Did Andy Garcia Refuse To Change His Last Name? He Explains
• Posing As 'Twilight' Actor, Man Kidnaps Girl – And She Still Believes Him, Mom Says
• Venezuela Orders Arrest Of 3 Opposition Leaders They Accuse Of Plotting To Kill President
• Argentine president shakes up economic team
• GOP Trying To Win Back A Part Of The Country That Has Been Trending Democratic
• Twin Boys Delivered 24 Days Apart In Boston, One In Winter And One In Spring
• World Cup Travel: A Guide To Avant-Garde Brasília
• World Cup: A Travel Guide To Steamy Rio De Janeiro This Summer
• World Cup Travel: A Guide To Green Belo Horizonte
• World Cup Travel: A Guide To Cool Porto Alegre
• World Cup Travel: A Guide To Sprawling São Paulo
• Brazilians Angry Over Waste And Poor Planning Before World Cup
• Brazil's Soccer Culture Neglects Goalkeeping, At National Squad's Peril
• Brazil's Sports Minister Admits World Cup Planning Could Have Been Better
• Brazil Strikes Communications Deal With European Union To Avoid Further U.S. Spying
• Brazil Racing To Have Infrastructure Ready In Time For Soccer World Cup
• Advocacy Group LULAC Sues Texas Over Inadequate Instruction For English Learners
• Meet Tuna, The Insta-Famous 'Chiweenie' With 837,138 Followers On Twitter
• GOP Pushes Bill to Expand Student Visas and Ease Rules for Relatives of Immigrants
• Drexel professor draws ire after posting 'White Genocide' tweet on Christmas
• Immigration: Heated Hearing Serves Up Opening Salvo In Congress
• Peace activists set out for Syria from Berlin _ on foot
• Migrant Workers Demand Better Working Conditions At Vermont Dairy Farm
• Pregnant Women Need To Eat Fish, But Should Stay Away From Mercury, FDA Says
• Highly fancied Chile must handle soaring expectations in World Cup opener vs Australia
• Clowns, Acrobats Protest Mexico City's Ban On Circus Animals
• World Cup 2014: Colombia's Chances Hurt By Falcao Injury, But Not Wrecked
• Netanyahu summons US ambassador to protest UN vote
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• Teen Killed In Oregon School Shooting Was 'Down-To-Earth,' Quiet
• Former Wham singer George Michael dead at 53
• Sandy Hook Kids Return to School for First Time Since Shooting
• Elementary School Shooting in CT Leaves 27 Dead; 20 Children Perish
• Sandy Hook Elementary School Prepares for Funeral
• Rabbi uses National Menorah lighting to trash Obama UN move
• Best Pix From Latin America
• Venezuela: OPEC To Keep Present Output Target At 30 Million Barrels A Day
• U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz Opts For Life South Of The Border - Gives Up Canadian Citizenship
• World Cup: Jennifer Lopez Will Not Perform At Opening Ceremony, FIFA Says
• Statehood? Who Needs Statehood? Puerto Rican Group Wants To Reunite With Spain
• One Of The Last Surviving 'Borinqueneer' Soldiers, 96, Honored In Maryland
• Miguel Cotto Becomes First Puerto Rican To Win World Championhips In Four Weight Divisions
• Latino Voters Prefer Democrats; Enthusiasm Low
• Texas Lawmaker Is On A Mission To Draw More Latinos To The Republican Party
• Best Sports Pix Of The Week
• Brazilian Troops Raid Another Favela In Lead-Up To World Cup
• Brazilian Cops Cover Graffiti Artist's Face In Black Paint As Punishment
• Brazilian Police Storm Into Rio De Janeiro's Impoverished Slums, No Shots Fired
• Venezuelan Opposition Leader Leopoldo Lopez Ordered To Stay In Jail Pending Trial
• Guillermo del Toro Casts Argentinean As Lead In New Vampire Series, ‘The Strain’
• ‘Mama’ Still No. 1 at Box Office Thanks to Latinos
• Supreme Court: Immigrant Children Over 21 Lose Privileges, Go To Back Of Visa Line
• Terrifying Elevator Accident In Chile Severely Injures Tenant Of New Building
• Naya Rivera Puts Boob Job Rumors To Rest In New Bikini Shoot
• Notice Any Change In 'Glee' Star Naya Rivera? Her New Instagram Picture Pops Right Out
• As 'Glee' Marks The End Of An Era, Is Naya Rivera Singing Her Last Notes On The Hit Show?
• Increasing Number Of Undocumented Children Caught Up In Secretive Federal Detention Network
• Mother, 4-year-old boy found dead in New York City apartment
• Cuban Female Drummers Breaking Out Of The Mold In A Man's World
• Behind the Velvet Rope of Miami’s Hottest Clubs
• The First National Alzheimer's Plan Sets Deadline to Fight the Disease
• A World Shattered by Alzheimer's
• Anger Mounts As Hope Fades: Activists Push Obama To Act Unilaterally On Deportation, Immigration
• After Four Years, Nebraska Town Finally Ready To Enforce Immigration Law
• Cinco De Maybe: Obama Uses Celebration Of Mexican Culture To Urge Immigration Reform
• Obama: We've Got A Window Of Two, Three Months To Get Ball Rolling On Immigration Reform
• Leaked Photos Show Undocumented Immigrants Held In Alarming Conditions
• World Cup: France Team Profile
• Jennifer Lopez Talks Staying Fit, New Film And Relationship With Casper Smart
• Crooner Marc Anthony Gets Along Great With JLo’s Boyfriend, Wants To Remarry
• The Greatest Role Of All: Yaya DaCosta Tapped To Play Whitney Houston In Biopic
• Trump poised for cost-cutting battle with defense contractors
• After Defections, Cuba Says it Must Find Way to Stop "Robbery of Players"
• East Haven Police Officers Found Guilty Of Violating Civil Rights Of Latinos
• World Cup Travel: A Guide To Sunny Fortaleza
• U.S. Beats Turkey, 2-1, In World Cup Tune-Up; Dempsey, Johnson Score, Defense Looks Vulnerable
• Republican Party Platform Backs Therapy Aimed At Converting Homosexuals
• U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Head Presses GOP To Move Forward Immigration Bill
• Rep. Charlie Rangel Explains His Controversial Remarks...
• Rangel Calls Primary Challenge "Serious"
• Subway Strikers, Police Clash In Sao Paulo Only Days Before The World Cup
• China resumes ties with Sao Tome in triumph over Taiwan
• Now you can rent Jessica Alba's home for $11,500 a month
• Navy Bases In California And Texas Getting Ready To Shelter Hundreds Of Migrant Kids
• Young Undocumented Immigrants May Renew Shield Against Deportation, DACA, For 2 More Years
• Immigration: WH Postpones Plan To Provide Citizenship In Exchange For Military Service
• Meet Miss Pole Dance South America
• Mexican Amputees Don’t Let Their Disabilities Stop Them Playing In Their Own World Cup
• 9 dead, 21 missing after boat capsizes on lake in Uganda
• Ukraine summons Israeli ambassador after UN controversy
• Michael Weissenstein named AP Caribbean news director
• AP EXPLAINS: What is Boxing Day and how did it get its name?
• Spain's Juan Carlos Presides Over Last Military Parade As King
• Louisiana State University Teams Up With Honduran University For Forestry Research
• Family Of Fallen U.S. Marine Adopts His Military Dog: 'Dino Will Be Our Baby'
• California Chrome Fails Triple Crown Bid As Tonalist And Jockey Joel Rosario Win At Belmont Stakes
• Still Smooth Sailing For California Chrome Who Could Make History With Triple Crown Win
• Seattle Campus Shooting: 911 Calls Released: 'Someone Was Hit Directly...And Immediately Fell'
• Seattle University Shooter Had 'A Rage Inside Him' To Hurt People And Become Famous For It
• How to make super fancy cocktail ice cubes at home
• World Cup Stadium Becomes A Source Of Inspiration For Brazil Slum Dwellers
• Gunman Kills One, Wounds Two At Christian University In Seattle
• Rumors Of Asylum In The United States Raise Hopes Of Migrant Families
• Ted Cruz Vs Rand Paul: It Would Be A 'Friendly' Rivalry For White House
• California Chrome Wins Preakness, Sets Sights On Triple Crown Sweep
• California Chrome Breaks Away To Win Kentucky Derby
• Woman Pleads Guilty To Paying Off Texas Voters In School Board Elections
• Czech president links Europe attacks to migration wave
• Identical Twins Share Co-Valedictorian Post In Nevada
• Good Samaritans Pay $35,000 For Surgery That Saves Toddler's Eyesight
• Adidas Cleats Bring The Carnaval Party Back To Brazil For World Cup
• Jennifer Lopez Joins Antonio Banderas For Chilean Miner Drama 'The 33'
• Cannes: Salma Hayek, Antonio Banderas Get Political On Red Carpet, Call For Release Nigerian Schoolgirls
• Sylvester Stallone Adds Antonio Banderas To Cast Of 'Expendables 3'
• Peruvian Authorities See Rise Of Tourists Getting Naked At Machu Picchu
• Mass graves, booby traps found as Russians and Syrians sweep Aleppo
• World Cup 2014: Italy Team Guide
• Honduras Hopes To Surprise At World Cup In Brazil With British Club Talent
• Goldman Sachs Picks Brazil To Crush Argentina In World Cup Final
• Mexico Soccer Coach Tells Players No Sex During World Cup, Even If They Are Married
• Cameron Diaz Among Hollywood's Leading Ladies Paying Tribute To Jane Fonda
• Cameron Diaz To Play Miss Hannigan In Jay-Z’s ‘Annie’ Reboot
• Cuba Formalizes Tax Holiday For Foreign Investment In Mixed-Ownership Ventures
• Cuba More Than Doubles Salaries For Doctors: They Now Earn $67 A Month
• Father Of Santa Barbara Shooting Victim No Ordinary Poster Boy For Gun Control
• UConn Women Win NCAA Basketball Title On Same Day Men Are Honored For Theirs
• Eric Cantor Faces Tough Challenge Against Little-Known Tea Party Candidate
• As Immigration Reform Sputters, Activists Begin Focusing On Stopping Deportations
• Blame Game Continues: Obama Points Finger At GOP For Inaction On Immigration
• Boehner Apologizes To House Republicans For Teasing Them About Immigration Reform
• World Cup: Mass Transit Strike Paralyzes Sao Paulo, One Week Before The Games
• Mexico's Luis Montes Out Of World Cup After Gruesome Leg Injury
• New Spanish Law Would Require Children To Do Household Chores
• Jennifer Lopez and Casper Smart Are Still Together – 'Technically,' Source Says
• 'Jenny From The Block' Returns To The Block: Jennifer Lopez Plays Free Concert In Bronx
• Jennifer Lopez's On Fire In Her New Music Video 'First Love'
• ‘Clueless’ Star Stacey Dash Heads To Fox News As Contributor
• Wal-Mart CEO Knew of Bribery in Mexico Since 2005, Emails Show
• U.S. Man Imprisoned In Cuba Begins Hunger Strike To Protest Treatment By Both Governments
• Military Jet Slams Into California Neighborhood, Destroys Two Homes; No One Injured
• Military Brought Prostitutes to Hotel Before Obama Arrived in Colombia, Report Says
• Hotels Hosting World Cup Squads Handed Yellow Card For Expired Food
• Brazilian Fan Makes Side Business Selling Replicas Of World Cup, $23 Each
• Brazil Coach Scolari Targeted In Portuguese Criminal Investigation
• American Referee May Have Better Chance Than Team USA To Advance At World Cup
• Report: Trump aide Miller to write inaugural address
• Scientists Discover Hidden Caves In Chile That Could Provide Clues To How Continent Was Formed
• Chile's Atacama Alien Turns Out To Be Mutated Human
• Raging Fire In Chile Claims At Least 12 Lives, Destroys Hundreds Of Homes
• Budget Travel: Riviera Nayarit
• Budget Travel: Giving Back Through Travel
• World Cup Tickets For Opener, Final And Two Semifinals Gone In One Hour
• NASA Telescope Spots 'Godzilla Of Earths'; Planet Has Mass 17 Times That Of Earth
• Montana Judge Faces Censure For Saying Rape Victim Shared Responsibility
• Montana Rape Case Judge: I've Become A 'Lightning Rod' But I Shouldn't Be Punished
• Montana Teacher Who Served One Month For Rape Gets Sentence Overturned
• Father Caught On Tape Encouraging His Son To Beat Up Classmate, Gets Arrested
• Tucson, Ariz., Police To Track Encounters In Which Immigration Law SB-1070 Is Used
• Rights group: Oman reverses decision to close newspaper
• Pentagon Considering Allowing Undocumented Immigrants To Enter Military Service
• Leader Of Gang Trafficking Drugs To U.S. Arrested In Mexico
• Petra Kvitova released from hospital after knife attack
• World Cup Travel: A Guide To Pulsating Salvador
• Brazil's President Rousseff Defends Journalist Who Received Rape Threats
• Secretary Johnson Meets With Groups On Both Ends Of The Immigration Debate
• Somalia to delay election for 4th time, official says
• President Delays Homeland Security Deportation Review, Still Hopes For Immigration Reform
• Vigilante Groups In Mexico Have Intimate Connections To The United States
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• Latino Resident Clashes With TN Commissioner After Comparing His Plight To Blacks'
• Chiquita Spent $800K To Block Bill Against Terrorism Sponsors, Report Says
• NASA Begins Driving Route for New Mars Rover Curiosity
• NASA Announces 'Mother Lode' Of New Planets: 715
• NASA Astronauts Make Rare Christmas Eve Spacewalk For Critical Repairs
• NASA's First Latino Astronaut Joins Hall of Fame
• NASA Video: Mars Rover Descent
• Tropical Storm Boris Off Mexico's Pacific Coast Unloads Heavy Rain, Landfalls
• California Latinos Top Obama's Health Care Pitch
• Latinos Targeted In Health Care Overhaul
• Health Care Website Updates Get Mixed Reviews, Traffic Doubles On First Day Of Revamp
• House GOP Still Struggling To Advance Alternative To Obama's Health Care Law
• Prom Date Killer Pleads Not Guilty, Lawyer Considering Insanity Defense Route
• World Cup 2014: Costa Rica Team Guide
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