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• Life in the slow lane: Venezuelans wait long lines for basic products without much hope
• Isolated Over Ukraine, Russian Pres. Putin Hunts For Possible Friends In Latin America
• After 13 years of burger banishment, McDonald's opens new location in Bolivia
• Frantic search continues for busboy and diner at collapsed NYC sushi restaurant
• CPAC: Jeb Bush says U.S. needs to give undocumented immigrants path to legal status
• Up to 5,900 claims of American properties seized in Cuba gather dust in little-known U.S. agency
• Critics of Fidel Castro now dis him for something new: his 'tacky' interior decorating style
• Asylum seekers don't need to prove claims of torture in home country, U.S. court rules
• Federal appeals judge, and trailblazer, Arthur Alarcon dies in Los Angeles
• House panel passes bill that would speed deportation of Central American children
• Federal judge halts Obama policy of detaining Central American mothers and children seeking asylum
• Eva Mendes' sweatpants comment draws fire, she admits it was a 'bad joke'
• Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz set to launch bid to become first Hispanic president
• Ted Cruz launches bid; Some pundits paint him as scary extremist
• Opinion: Latinos and Superheroes – The conversation continues
• Opinion: With Ted Cruz running, 'birther' movement will now get into high gear
• Avoiding eye contact, Aaron Hernandez's fiancee testifies he was drunk before the slaying
• Aaron Hernandez's Girlfriend Pleads Not Guilty Of Lying Under Oath
• Opinion: Putting Aaron Hernandez's fiancee on the stand is extremely risky
• Aaron Hernandez Indicted On Murder Charges In 2012 Double Slaying
• Street closures for Bond film in Mexico causing 60% drop in sales, business owners say
• Mexican actress Stephanie Sigman joins cast of next James Bond film
• James Bond producer confirms incentives from Mexico, denies changing script
• Mexico City wanted screen time, and a Bond girl, in new 007 flick – and paid for it
• Australian dies in Mexico during butt implant surgery by doc who tangled with Kim Kardashian
• Six months after disappearance of 43 Mexican students, anger and questions remain
• Pilot for Canadian airline charged with being impaired
• House Votes To Protect State Medical Marijuana Laws
• Ex-Miss Bum Bum's near fatal plastic surgery casts spotlight on Brazil's cost of beauty
• Ex-Miss Bum Bum's near fatal plastic surgery casts spotlight on Brazil's cost of beauty
• Mexican man in need of heart and liver transplant applies for U.S. visa for third time
• Prosecutors may file charges after Mexican wrestler Pedro Aguayo Ramirez dies during match
• Mexican mayor under fire after telling women to watch soap operas, not the news
• Russia would consider leasing jets to Argentina to reinforce Falklands' defense
• Argentinian appeals court tosses out case against president for Iran cover-up
• Woman accused of kidnapping scheme had many online guises – poet, speaker, mogul
• Fiancee of ex-NFL player Aaron Hernandez to testify at murder trial
• Judge rules Aaron Hernandez prosecutors cannot bring up Florida shooting
• Witness: Aaron Hernandez was wearing same kind of sneakers that made footprint at crime scene
• Mayoral challenger Garcia to Rahm Emanuel: 'You are not the king' of Chicago
• Gov. Scott Walker's stance on immigration called into question by rivals and media
• Chris Christie quietly joins legal fight against Obama's immigration action
• Spanish art exhibit shows former King Juan Carlos being sodomized
• 'Fifty Shades of Grey's' Victor Rasuk talks nudity, calls film 'an authentic love story'
• 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' Online Petition Demands Recasting Lead Roles With Alexis Bledel And Matt Bomer
• '50 Shades of Grey' Announces Lead Roles For Book's Film Adaptation
• Casper Smart says it’s hard to be thought of as Mr. JLo
• Chicago's 'Chuy' Garcia calls for $15 minimum wage at public schools ahead of debate
• Meet the Mayor of the Sneaker Universe
• Meet The Youngest Mayor In America
• Herbalife launches new TV ad campaign as company criticism continues
• Germanwings crash: Brazilian businessman saved by last-minute decision
• Germanwings crash: Two Colombians reportedly among the victims of French Alps tragedy
• Texas judge halts federal transgender health protections
• Aaron Hernandez murder trial delayed by bomb threat
• Obama and Michelle will host Pope Francis in the White House this fall
• Poll: Texas Republicans prefer Ted Cruz, but just barely; Democrats favor Hillary Clinton
• Puerto Rican Blasts into Space
• Puerto Rico becomes testing ground for Google's first modular smartphone
• Ricky Martin joins Elton John call for Dolce & Gabbana boycott after 'synthetic children' remarks
• Mexican wrestler Pedro Aguayo Jr. dies after getting flying kick to the head
• How a Miami business incubator, and a hashtag, helped thaw U.S.-Cuba relations
• Former USCIS head Alejandro Mayorkas accused of improperly helping Dems with visa program, report says
• Investigators Say Mexican Citizen Killed By U.S. Border Agent Had Prior Criminal Record
• Senate Confirms Alejandro Mayorkas As Deputy Director Of Homeland Security
• Veterans Day: Thousands Of Military Personnel Become Citizens In Special Ceremonies
• Changes Afoot At Homeland Security? Obama's New Nominee Would Focus On Terrorism, Not Immigration
• Hundreds Of Millions In U.S. Aid, More Detention Centers Planned To Deal With Border Crisis
• Federal Proposal Would Expand College Studies Opportunities For Relatives Of International Students
• Arrest and pending deportation of Iowa pastor spawns nationwide campaign in his defense
• Congo president to leave after 2017 vote under new deal
• Best Pix Of The Week
• Che Guevara's Bolivian Letters And Photos Released
• Evo Morales Expels USAID From Bolivia
• Bolivia Serves Up Coca Beer To Fight Altitude Sickness
• Bolivian Villagers Bury Suspected Killer Alive - In His Victim's Grave
• Bolivia Markets Coca Toothpaste As Way To Fight Drug Trade
• Germanwings crash: A look at some of the victims of the plane crash
• Ronda Rousey in a real 'cat' fight against Zingano in UFC 184 main event
• Russia's growing presence in Latin America is cause of worry for U.S. and its allies
• U.K. boosting military spending to Falklands as Argentina firms up ties with Russia
• The Falklands War, 30 Years Later
• Nadal refuses to let twisted ankle slow him down at Miami Open: 'I'll be ready'
• Nadal Is Going For No. 9 At French Open, Can Djokovic Stop Him?
• Rafael Nadal pulls out of Paris Masters for 'personal reasons'
• Best sports pix of the week
• George Zimmerman walks again, assault case dropped after ex-girlfriend recants
• Dead man walking: Businessman who faked his own death arrested wearing toupee, dyed beard
• Two Argentinians, two Americans among dead in doomed Germanwings airbus
• Germanwings Airbus crash: 45 Spaniards among those killed in wreck
• Kerry, Russian Counterpart Meet To Discuss Diplomatic Resolution To Ukraine Crisis
• Putin Says Russia Has Right To Use Military Force In Ukraine, But Hopes It Won't Come To That
• Russian Foreign Minister Discusses Ukraine Situation During Stop In Peru
• On Easter, Pope Prays For Peace In Syria And Ukraine, And Compassion For The Needy
• Sen. Marco Rubio Urges Decisive Action Over Russian Military Move Against Ukraine, But U.S. Options May Be Limited
• Diana Nyad's Failed Bid to Swim from Cuba to Florida
• Ted Cruz, Tex. Gov. Abbott defend judge's immigration ruling, keeping National Guard on border
• Republicans ready to block immigration order as its supporters vow to fight back
• In N.H., Sen. Ted Cruz says there's 'no stronger advocate for legal immigration'
• Obama administration removes dozens of Cuban companies from blacklist of terror supporters
• Cuba's Cold War charm has D.R. wary about losing U.S. tourists to next-door neighbor
• French media report Airbus plane crash in the Alps region, authorities say 148 people on board
• It's all in the mix: When Latin stars record with Anglo and black singers, magic follows
• The 2012 Billboard Latin Music Awards
• Teen charged in killing of ‘America’s Next Top Model’ contestant was spared deportation through DACA
• Germanwings CEO says plane went into 8-minute descent before crashing
• Cash-starved Argentina tried to protect Iran, cover up Jewish Center bombings for cheap oil
• Best pix of the week
• Bus crash kills 37 people, injures 84 others in Peru
• Priest arrested in Spain for performing exorcisms on anorexic teenage girl
• Turning Iraq history to rubble, leaving the mess to looters
• Growing number of Hispanic Texans pushing for tougher immigration laws
• Colorado slashes funding for immigrant drivers licenses, shutters four of five offices
• Federal judge reacts skeptically to Justice Department handling of immigration order
• Marco Rubio's plans 'unchanged' by Jeb Bush's likely 2016 run for president, aides say
• Sen. Marco Rubio touts 2016 presidential run, says he can win
• Commissioner expected to announce 23rd MLS franchise in Minneapolis
• Legendary rocker David Crosby hits, injures jogger with Tesla
• Mistrial possible in Etan Patz case after 3 boxes of police evidence unexpectedly turn up
• 35-year paper trail becomes a problem in Etan Patz murder trial
• George Zimmerman lashes out at Obama for 'pitting Americans against each other'
• George Zimmerman arrested after allegedly throwing wine bottle at girlfriend
• Menendez: Confirming a new ambassador to Cuba will be 'very difficult'
• Demi Lovato, Wilmer Valderrama Have Pizza Dinner With President Obama
• Jungle hideout for Nazi officials found in northern Argentina, archaeologists believe
• Israel's agricultural minister accuses Iran of 1992 bombing of Buenos Aires embassy
• Argentina charges 4 men in anti-Semitic attack on Israeli tourists in Patagonia
• Ted Cruz praises Michelle Obama for going without head scarf during Saudi visit
• Senate Dems nix debate on Homeland Security bill, blocking it, in protest over immigration
• Ted Cruz admits to having smoked pot as a teenager
• Bucking another trend, Ted Cruz reports to jury duty even though senators are exempt
• Marco Rubio wins conservative straw poll for 2016 presidential run
• Marco Rubio says in new book that he understands public's frustration with undocumented immigrants
• Chelsea defeats Stoke to claim 13th successive EPL win
• Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro launches quest for 10 million signatures against U.S. sanctions
• State trooper shot dead in remote area; manhunt for killer
• Silent march through downtown Chicago marks year of violence
• The <i>Other</i> Football: Tired of Sepp Blatter as FIFA head? So is Michael van Praag
• 'Do You Believe’ actress Madison Pettis doesn't want to shed good-girl image
• Zoe Saldaña calls Dolce & Gabbana boycott 'the stupidest thing'
• Zoe Saldaña (Finally) Confirms She Is Pregnant In Ice Bucket Challenge Video
• Zoe Saldaña reveals she was bullied as a kid, says she hated 'girly' things
• Zoe Saldaña On Relationships: 'Do Not Settle. If Not Happy With A Person, Leave'
• Villarica volcano sets Southern Chile in high alert, thousands evacuated amid mudslides fears
• Chilean teenager who asked to die gets hospital visit from president
• Many flock to Cuba before massive tourist invasion changes island's unique character
• Businessman who faked his death in Venezuela two years ago arrested in N.C. on fraud charges
• Blake Lively says Jessica Alba makes ‘poop look good’
• Providencia Paredes – Dominican immigrant who reached Kennedy inner circle – has died
• Ted Cruz launches run for president on Twitter, first major candidate to jump into 2016 race
• Mummy on tour was a girl living in Peru more than 500 years ago, museum says
• After promising to pay college education for veterans, Texas finding it's just too expensive
• ASU Sun Devil Wrestlers
• Concerns rising in Colombia over U.S. anti-drug work using herbicide linked to cancer
• Cash-strapped Americans increasingly turning to tax refund advances, costly prepaid cards
• Reds' Johnny Cueto heads home to the D.R. to be with ailing family member
• Amid protest over alleged sex cover-up, Chilean bishop is ordained
• Brazil's Maracana Stadium Is A Source Of Inspiration In Rio's Slums
• Mexico City rocked by 5.3 earthquake as some evacuate from capital
• Cuba sentences more than a dozen for conspiring to divert millions of eggs to black market
• Iowa pastor who sparked rallies in support deported to his native Honduras
• Divisive amendment to Senate human-trafficking bill would end 'birthright citizenship'
• Spain welcomes spring in fiery Las Fallas festival
• First Latino Democratic national political director draws on his small-town roots
• Two undocumented men found hiding inside a speaker box in Texas
• Ahead of the Oscars, Rep. Tony Cárdenas calls out Hollywood for its lack of diversity
• Another week, another Homeland Security deadline – and still no sight of long-term deal
• A lost link to Selma: Lyndon Johnson urged for Latinos to be included in equality struggle in speech
• Leaked photos of Jennifer Lopez 'untouched' hit the web – and she looks flawless
• How Oscar Isaac got his uncle, a hard-core fan, an extra role in upcoming 'Star Wars'
• Oshie, Ovechkin power Capitals to 6-2 win over Devils
• Census Reveals Population Drop Across Puerto Rico, 450K Left In The Last Decade
• Police: Texas spring breaker plunges off hotel balcony, alcohol not involved
• Video: Fans go wild over Selena Gomez during Paris Fashion Week
• Town Once Known For Spring Breakers Finds Quieter Ways To Prosper
• Austin wakes up to flood of 'White People only' stickers posted on dozens of storefronts
• Texas Cities See Population Boost, Census Said
• In memoriam: Minnie Minoso called me 'Chico'
• Geraldo Rivera responds to critics following hip-hop comments
• Gisele Bundchen Breast-Feed Photo Prompts Internet Buzz
• Real Madrid to square off against Atletico in Champions League quarterfinals
• Marco Rubio lays out ambitious tax reform plan with Mike Lee
• JFK killer's little known trip to Mexico weeks before shooting may hold some clues, journalist says
• Five Arizona teens charged with plotting classmate's murder
• Report: Some federal agencies rush to make new hires ahead of Trump, vowed hiring freeze
• Ecuadorans protest President Correa's effort to eliminate term limits
• Senator Bob Menendez to face criminal corruption charges, report says
• Hummingbird thought to be extinct spotted in Colombia
• Cruise ships that had carried passengers killed in Tunisia terror attack dock in Spain
• For two Latino families, terror attack in Tunisia turned celebration into tragedy
• Attack in Tunisia museum kills dozens of tourists, two gunmen captured
• Tunisia Attack: Spanish couple survives terrorist massacre by hiding all night in museum
• Obama puts deportation-relief program on hold, vows 'history is on our side'
• 15 who qualify for deportation relief among 2,000 'criminals' rounded up in nationwide sweep
• One LAPD officer arrested for human smuggling; another being sought in fatal shooting
• Jihadi female recruiting network broken up in Spain, four arrested
• Pope accepts he could be killed, but doesn't want it to hurt because he is 'a real wimp'
• Jihadi terrorists threaten Spain’s king, two daughters: 'They will know what suffering is'
• Mesa shooting victim takes a Snapchat selfie before getting bullet wound treated
• Democratic leadership taps Joaquin Castro for influential congressional post
• Raul Castro, Columba Bush, Rafael Cruz among people to watch leading up to 2016 campaign
• Rick Sanchez: How to fix our kids and cops
• Ancient Mayan child traffickers? Not so fast, scientists tell U.K. tabloid
• Polluted waters of Rio's Olympic bay frustrate fishermen
• 'Fifty Shades of Grey' finishes first blockbuster weekend with a cool $93 million
• At U.S. rallies over 43 missing Mexican students, connections with Eric Garner protests made
• Selena Gomez poses topless, said 'world was against' her and Bieber during bumpy relationship
• Caravan of friends and family of 43 missing Mexican students makes a stop in New York
• Actress Movita Castaneda, Marlon Brando's second wife, dies at 98
• Schools after the surge: Rush of undocumented students became fodder for immigration debate
• Bill Richardson papers donated to the University of Texas
• Story of father raising quadruplets by himself touches hearts across country
• Arizona mother dies after giving birth to quadruplets
• No U.S. citizens detained during raid on sex trafficking ring in Dominican Republic
• Syrian activists say no let-up in fighting outside capital
• Some of Cuba's most revered institutions are going to the dogs
• Messi, Tevez shine to lead Barcelona, Juventus into Champions League quarterfinals
• Matthew McConaughey dropped Penelope Cruz like a hot potato for wife Camila, book says
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio hopes apology and cash will short-circuit contempt-of-court hearings
• Texas resists White House rush for judge's decision on lifting block on executive action
• Federal judge denies White House request for emergency lift of block on immigration order
• Judge tosses suit by Herbalife shareholders claiming company is a pyramid scheme
• Embattled Supplement Provider Herbalife Enlists All-Star Hispanic Lobbying Lineup
• Once hesitant, Barbara Bush now backs Jeb's potential run for the White House
• Rubio says next president could 'unilaterally impose more crushing' sanctions on Iran
• Jeb Bush confronted by Dreamer, likens Obama's executive action to dictator in Latin America
• Speaking in Miami, Obama calls on Jeb Bush to press GOP on immigration reform
• One person killed, 5 wounded in shooting rampage in Arizona; suspect in custody
• Etan Patz judge mulls over admitting produce box and 50 pounds of potatoes as evidence
• Spanish National Court judge denies 7 suspected jihadist recruiters bail
• Spanish journalist held by Islamic State for 6 months, says 'Jihadi John' mock executed him
• Citing threat from U.S., Venezuela begins 10 days of nationwide military exercises
• Opening of embassy in Cuba sets up showdown over U.S. ambassador
• Schools after the surge: Swamped by migrant kids, Miami-Dade district seeks more funding
• Schools after the surge: How they've dealt with 2014's flood of undocumented minors
• No big New Year's celebrations for Iraq's displaced
• Eager unaccompanied minors head to school with barriers stacking up
• Bring Back The Junk! Schools Say Students Rebuffing Healthier Lunch Options
• Alabama School Refused To Enroll Teen Because He Was Born In Mexico, Group Claims
• Schools after the surge: Districts in Louisiana were hit hard by flood of unexpected students
• Daughter of officer who captured Che Guevara becomes Bolivia's first female general
• Refinancing its debt, Puerto Rico sells $246M in short-term bond notes backed by new oil tax
• Chelsea gets 13th straight win, Liverpool maintains pursuit
• America Ferrera is returning to TV with a new comedy show, 'Superstore'
• Bruins beat Sabres 3-1 on Bergeron, Schaller goals
• FC Barcelona executives indicted in Spain over Neymar signing
• Away from the resorts, Mexico's Baja peninsula offers visitors a look at nature untouched
• Veteran's death investigated after struggle with deputies
• Dems block Senate human-trafficking bill over controversial amendments
• Witness: In surveillance cam Hernandez wearing same model Nikes as those worn at crime scene
• Hernandez holds gun on video minutes before killing, witness says
• Witness: Aaron Hernandez on video surveillance holding gun minutes after Lloyd murder
• Judge strikes some gun testimony in Aaron Hernandez trial
• Best pix of the week
• Cuba's Raúl Castro chides U.S. over Venezuela sanctions as talks wrap up
• Obama levies sanctions on 7 Venezuelan officials
• Sofia Vergara on how she knew Joe Manganiello was ‘the one’: 'You meet and get excited'
• 2016 White House race was Oakland A’s kind of year
• Former jail staffer heading behind bars for having sex with inmate in supply closet
• US Warns About Travel to Mexico as Spring Break Looms
• Mexico is Still a Hot Spring Break Destination, Despite Violence
• Mexico: Spring breakers came despite Texas warning
• Texas Officials Warn Students Not to Travel to Mexico for Spring Break
• Spring Break Tourism Surges in Mexico Despite Warnings
• Vin Diesel welcomes third baby with girlfriend Paloma Jimenez
• Mexican city bans 'narcocorridos' after shooting at concert leaves two dead
• America's hottest model, Gisele Bündchen, will reportedly retire from the runway in April
• Spanish archaeologists believe they have uncovered Miguel Cervantes' bones
• Ex assistant principal confronted by victim on YouTube gets 10 years for abusing 2 students
• Review: 'McFarland, USA' will likely win you over with its genuine (true) story
• With executive action on hold, immigrants retreat to shadows – and uncertainty
• Nevada bill aims to extend teaching licenses to more DREAMers
• Schools using mariachi music to bring together teachers, parents
• Chilean cuisine gaining respect and popularity as chefs rediscover their roots
• Connecticut man fatally stabbed in heart because of spilled coffee, police say
• Ted Cruz: Less limits on campaign donors equals more sway for conservative activists
• Deportation looms for Iowa pastor rounded up in sweep of undocumented criminals
• After gentrification push in Downtown LA, it's sink or swim for Latinos
• FBI and LAPD recover $10 million in stolen art, including famed work by Diego Rivera
• California cops arrest 3 for allegedly raping and kidnapping woman for three weeks
• L.A. Sheriff's Department agrees to federal oversight to settle jail inmate abuse lawsuit
• Manhunt underway in South Los Angeles for shooters of two cops
• Cristiano Ronaldo dethrones ‘Queen of Facebook’ Shakira with most followers
• Father, son die after lightning strikes their home in Bolivia
• Mexican journalist who unveiled presidential scandal fired over new 'MexicoLeaks'
• Knights Templar leader caught thanks to mistress, birthday cake and love of parties
• Newly appointed Supreme Court Justice, a former U.S. Ambassador, shakes Mexican public confidence
• MexicoLeaks launches in hopes of fighting widespread corruption in the country
• Ruthless Mexican drug lords unite to whine about 'inhumane' treatment in prison
• Nelson Balido: Homeland Security too important to be sidelined by spat
• Epic fail: Suspected car thief spray-painted face to evade police
• The <i>Other</i> Football: Turning up the heat on the 2022 Qatar World Cup
• FIFA task force to recommend winter World Cup in Qatar for 2022, report says
• 4-year-old girl battling cancer whose dying wish to meet Taylor Swift came true has died
• Opinion: Tax season is here, but tax-advantage investing is all year round
• Fiscal Cliff: Obama, Congressional Leaders Meeting is Last Hope for Deal
• Is a Security Tax a Good Investment for the Central American Private Sector?
• IRS Scandal Could Hurt Obama's Health Care Law
• Puerto Rico proposes plan to go after commercial tax evaders, spiraling debt
• Gina Rodriguez and ‘Jane the Virgin’ cast: We’re acting very real, that’s why people like it
• Women held captive by Ariel Castro overcoming fears being 'adventurous'
• WSJ: Reporter detained in Turkey for nearly 3 days released
• Selena Gomez missed Justin Bieber's roast, but her ears were burning
• Look-alike? Selena Gomez shares a throwback picture of her mom
• Selena Gomez under fire for 'disrespectful' photos exposing ankles at Abu Dhabi mosque
• David Villa shines as NYC FC wins home debut over New England, 2-0
• Venezuela frees jailed activists, ex-presidential candidate
• Man arrested after shouting 'bomb' at Berlin New Year party
• Venezuela's legislature gives Maduro decree power to fight 'U.S. imperialism’
• Federal officials ordered to help enforce Ariz., Kan., voter citizenship laws
• Venezuelan protester allegedly kills himself after being taken into police custody
• In a bikini and on smiling selfies, French terrorist shows different side in Punta Cana
• Incidents of racism against minorities plague fraternities and sororities across the U.S.
• Hundreds rally University of Texas in response to fraternity's 'border control' themed party
• Bats on the border: Giant colonies of flying mammals taking over Texas' night sky
• New Obamacare window opens for those who owe federal fines for being uninsured
• Hundreds of thousands of Brazilians in 50 cities demand president's impeachment
• New York Cosmos to be first U.S. professional team to play in Cuba since diplomatic thaw
• Fugitive who eluded Texas police for 16 years talks about his time on the run in Mexico
• Former 'Survivor' producer gets 12 years behind bars for killing wife in Mexico
• CEO of Andorran bank accused of money-laundering by U.S. Treasury arrested
• Endangered giant Ecuadoran tortoise reproducing in wild for first time in 100 years
• Deadly bus crash in Brazil claims at least 49 lives
• Roger Federer says he hopes to play for 2 or 3 more years
• Mexican government says it may pay thousands to families of army-slayings victims
• São Paulo may not host Olympic soccer matches due to high costs
• Citibank gets stern warning from Argentina that it could lose banking license
• Thousands evacuated in Chile as forest fire rages near Valparaíso
• U.S. diplomats return to Cuba for another round of negotiations
• Alex Rodriguez hits the road for 1st time since returning to MLB after suspension
• GOP rivals hit Wisconsin's Walker on changing positions on immigration and abortion
• Philadelphia Zoo euthanizes 25-year-old lion, believed to be oldest held in US
• Sen. Rubio joins growing criticism of Obama administration for not attending Paris rally
• Sen. Rubio challenged on immigration by voter during New Hampshire town hall
• Rubio, other critics likely to press Clinton's email issue during presidential campaign
• Hispanicize 2012 Brings Together Latino Leaders in Business and Media
• Black ooze damage on 7,000-year-old Chilean mummies may be climate-based, scientist says
• From Prison Honeys To Tweets From The Grave: The Year's Most Bizarre Stories From Latin America
• Inca Human Sacrifices Were Drunk And High At Time Of Death
• Archaeologists Discover Mummified Women, Human Sacrifices In Peruvian Royal Tomb
• U.S. court once again rules to deport former Salvadoran defense minister
• Best sports pix of the week
• First jury in history of Buenos Aires, Argentina finds defendant 'Not Guilty'
• One Mafia family gets itself a brand new bag
• In Argentina, Hollywood’s '12 Angry Men’ helps nation usher in trial by jury
• The U.S. Played Host To The World Cup, And Everything Went Off Brilliantly
• Palestinian president ready to work with Trump for peace
• Alleged new boss of Mexico's Zetas cartel spent time living - and smuggling drugs - in Dallas
• After devastating hurricane, Los Cabos' recovery goes slower for some
• Push to repeal New Mexico's law allowing immigrants to drive gains momentum
• Wal-Mart and Mexico announce initiative to improve lives of farm laborers
• Venezuelan president orders schools nationwide to stand up against U.S. 'imperialism'
• Newly appointed San Diego bishop said he'll be a 'friend' to Latino community
• Obama declares Venezuela situation an 'extraordinary threat' to U.S. national security
• DEA investigating Lionel Messi's foundation for possible Mexican cartel ties, report claims
• How did Selena Gomez and Zedd first meet?
• Outcry grows after Pentagon hires Colombian lecturer accused of running death squad
• Former U.S. ambassador to El Salvador, strong critic of U.S. policy in the region, dies
• Colombian rebel group says it has freed soldier captured in mid-December
• 2,000 immigrants with criminal records arrested by ICE in five-day sweep
• Oregon man has spent almost 900 days in jail even though he committed no crime
• 19-year-old Mormon missionary dies in Argentina from E. coli infection
• Judge orders Border Patrol to pay Mexican immigrant $500,000 in excessive force case
• Hundreds of expelled Mexicans will be allowed to return to U.S. to ask for 2nd chance
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio to close controversial squad targeting immigrant ID thefts
• Madrid Explodes With Color In Holi Festival
• Daniel Garza: Obama’s executive actions are polarizing Washington
• Thieves steal world's most expensive cheese slicer from Dutch museum; valued at $28K
• Mexico's Only Public Dairy Farm-Cheese Cellar Combo
• With emergency motion, U.S. government asks for end to hold on immigration action
• Mexican officials cross the border to help solve land issues with immigrant countrymen in CA
• Veteran U.S. senator to IRS: No tax breaks for undocumented immigrants
• Magda Guzmán, film and TV star from Mexican cinema's "Golden Age," dead at 83
• Jennifer Lopez to take the 'Idol' stage with her new song 'Feel the Light'
• Bills passed by Missouri's congress would deny Dreamers access to state scholarship
• Minority lawmakers say that new guidelines restricting racial profiling don't go far enough
• Drug violence throws future of Mexico's Caballo Blanco Ultramarathon up in the air
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. Says He Will Fight Miguel Cotto on May 5 in Vegas
• Charlie Sheen rants: Chuck Lorre is 'immature' and 'completely unevolved'
• Carnival's 5 days of fun kicks off in Rio de Janeiro
• Brazil's severe drought threatens to dampen Carnival celebrations across the country
• Opinion: University of Oklahoma case highlights how privileged fraternity members are out of touch
• Wynton Marsalis cancels Caracas concerts because of U.S.-Venezuela tensions
• Young Latina who confronted Sen. Rubio on immigration 'very disappointed' by him
• New Mexico lawmaker under fire for saying some rape is 'just drunk college sex'
• After Texas tragedy, lawmaker wants legal rights for fetus of brain-dead women
• In fight against obesity, Puerto Rico weighs a fine for parents of overweight children
• Deporting undocumented immigrants could cost as much as $25 billion, report says
• Deported U.S. convicts have turned Honduran neighborhoods into war zones
• Detained immigrant families in Texas assigned bonds to pay, lawyers say
• Central American leaders talk security initiatives with Vice President Biden
• Cristiano Ronaldo’s ex, model Irina Shaydk, says she felt ‘ugly’ next to him
• Rhode Island man suing Cristiano Ronaldo over 'CR7' trademark says he cannot reach him
• Cristiano Ronaldo confirms breakup with Irina Shayk, linked to Real Madrid reporter
• Expedition set to recover frozen mummified bodies on Mexico's highest mountain
• Mummified body buried for 50 years in snow and ice found on Mexico's highest peak
• Mexico vigilante founder, 26 others held for deadly December clash
• Clash between 'self-defense' vigilante groups in western Mexico leaves 6 dead
• Rick Sanchez: Now Florida is threatened by 'climate drivers,' not g**bal warm**g
• Outrage in U.S., Venezuela after President Maduro orders arrest of opposition mayor
• Politicians gone wild: Mayoral candidate in Spain poses naked in campaign ad
• Pervy Paraguayan cop busted for dancing with stripper at police station
• Jennifer Lopez teams up with 'Selena' director for new TV series about Latinos in California
• Spain sex workers now entitled to government subsidies
• Barcelona Fans Turn to Violent Celebrations
• Pilots in deadly crash in Argentina 'had an entire life of experience' flying helicopters, officials say
• Feds to Sheriff Joe Arpaio: 'We won't settle contempt-of-court case'
• AZ prosecutors bungle case against sheriff's officers accused of helping cartel smuggle heroin
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio treats inmates at Maricopa Jail to Super Bowl, maybe popcorn
• Suspect in trooper's death killed in encounter with police
• Arizona's Sheriff Joe Arpaio faces contempt hearing in racial profiling case
• Mexican directing trio calls for justice for 43 missing students: 'We demand answers'
• Mum's The Word: Film Director Guillermo Del Toro Co-Designing New 'Silent Hill' Video Game
• Guillermo Del Toro Directs Horror Gag For 'Simpsons' Halloween Episode
• Guillermo Del Toro Is Working On ‘Pacific Rim 2’ Script: ‘I’m Going For ...Very Crazy Ideas’
• Guillermo Del Toro's New Film, 'Book Of Life,' Animates Mexican Day Of The Dead
• Sofia Vergara, Joe Manganiello scope out The Breakers for their wedding venue
• Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello's summer wedding scuttled by male stripper movie
• Peruvian prisons hold 2,500 inmates older than 60, raising concerns
• Speculation about rising U.S. interest rates drives value of Mexican peso to historic low
• Court document shows holdout in Jodi Arias case alienated from other jurors
• Grapevine protesters demand release of dash cam video of deadly police shooting
• Chicago baby was already dead when throat cut by power saw, autopsy shows
• Chicago grandma arrested after using power saw to cut baby's throat, authorities say
• Home surveillance shows ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez holding black object hours before killing
• Aaron Hernandez Shot And Killed Odin Lloyd, Associate Tells Police
• Sen. Menendez calls on Justice Department to look into leaks of his possible indictment
• Menendez insists he's honest and 'not going anywhere' amid corruption investigation
• Opinion: Silicon Valley to Big Oil – Why women and minorities hold the 'It Factor'
• Obama accuses Congress of ducking elected duties, amid criticism he's doing likewise at the UN
• Carlos Slim dives into ailing Spanish economy, takes over troubled companies
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• Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio sues President Obama over immigration moves
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• Pope denounces ISIS after extremist group beheads Egyptian Copts 'just for being Christian'
• Brazilian officials: Greek ambassador killed by wife's lover
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• Opinion: Nisman’s death raises alarm about Iran’s influence in Latin America
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• Four years after found guilty of doping, Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador announces retirement
• Alberto Contador Tour de France Doping Charges Could Result in Yearlong Ban
• Alberto Contador Vows to Return to Cycling After Ban
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• Eva Longoria, Powerhouse In Politics As Well As In Hollywood
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• D'oh!: Angry Bolivians take to streets to get 'The Simpsons' back on air
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• Cuban doctor fighting Ebola in Sierra Leone diagnosed with disease
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• U.S. travel industry carefully eyeing tourism in Cuba – only an hour's flight from Miami
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• Austin Marathon: Kenyan runner crawls her way to finish line
• Just in time for Rio carnival, foreigners are getting a crash course in samba
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• South Koreans demand leader's removal in New Year's Eve protest
• Nevada Gov. Sandoval draws Republican ire for budget with $1 billion in added taxes
• Nevada treasurer proposes alternative budget amid battle with Gov. Sandoval
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• Sinai explosion kills officer and soldier
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• American 20-year-old seriously gored by bull during Carnival festival in Spain
• Woman stung by scorpion on flight that originated in Mexico, heading to Portland
• As alleged killer's trial nears, impact of Etan Patz's murder echoes among parents, advocates
• Jury selection begins in trial of suspect in 1979 Etan Patz murder
• Orchestra in Los Angeles gives disadvantaged youth a lifeline through music
• Pope Francis urges new cardinals to roll up their sleeves and not watch passively the suffering of the world
• Obama administration pressures Congress to extend Homeland Security budget before deadline
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• Snow-covered New England gets slammed by wind-whipped storm yet again
• Jeb Bush's role in end-of-life dispute while governor could be dark mark in 2016
• Democrats unwilling to let Jeb Bush define himself as a reformer, compare him to Mitt Romney
• In loosening of embargo, U.S. permitting imports of products privately produced in Cuba
• ESPN and Univision upset at FIFA no-bid sale of U.S. World Cup rights
• Bus and freight train collide in Mexico, leaving 16 dead and 22 injured
• Republicans attack Obama over what they say are tax season 'amnesty bonuses'
• Kathie Alvarez, the Senate's first female legislative clerk, retires
• DHS budget impasse fuels tension between House, Senate Republicans
• ‘Catch An Illegal Immigrant’ Game At University Of Texas Cancelled
• An Act Of NYPD Kindness That Warms Up More Than Just Your Heart
• Valentine's Day recipe: Passion fruit mousse Napoleon
• 'Love Letters' brighten the walls of Philadelphia's train tracks
• Jennifer Lopez returns to childhood home in the Bronx for television special
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• In Venezuela, 2015 is full of rationing, long waits and markets becoming militarized zones
• New Westminster Kennel Club app lets dog lovers across globe watch on their phones
• After rum and cigars, Cuba now trying to make its mark in luxury purebred horse market
• 32 in U.S., Mexico accused of running Sinaloa cartel gold-for-cash money-laundering scheme
• Violent protests break out in Venezuela on one-year anniversary of uprising
• Republicans frustrated by Senate Democrats' stalling tactics over immigration
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• India to continue to regulate ATM, bank withdrawals
• Powerball Warning: Be Careful What You Wish For
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• Opinion: A student response to 'themed parties' at the University of Texas at Austin
• Arizona GOP leaders work to recruit conservative Latino talent to keep state red
• Five new faces bring number of Latinos on Capitol Hill to 32
• Dominican archeology team uncovers ancient stele in Egypt that is over 2,200 years
• New Mexico school to be named after Latino educator George Sánchez, at last
• Mexicans angered over report of prominent political family holding posh U.S. real estate
• Another juror removed from Aaron Hernandez murder trial
• Facebook now lets you pick someone to manage your account after you die, Amen
• Argentinian Guillermo Grispo is the man behind the 'Kingsman' fight scenes
• Brazilian homeless group invades empty lots hoping to force building of low-cost homes
• On anniversary of mass protests in Venezuela, people eye the future with uncertainty
• Town rallies behind disabled veteran who lost home in a fire
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• Marine Corps commanding officer relieved of duties
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• Charlie Sheen says Brian Williams is victim of a 'vile witch hunt,' calls NBC heads 'cowards'
• 'You suck!' Charlie Sheen slams Kim Kardashian after she allegedly snubs 6-year-old fan, then he apologizes
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• Chile's president Bachelet under fire for allegedly getting privileged access to bank loan
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• Democrats plan efforts to promote Obama's immigration action as GOP tries to chip away at it
• Spurs sail into All-Star Game break with easy win over Pistons – No. 1,001 for Popovich
• Jurors in Aaron Hernandez trial tour his home and crime scene
• Boehner challenges Senate Democrats to 'get off their ass' and pass the DHS bill as is
• Sofia Vergara reveals a fan once asked if she was a transvestite, would ever do porn
• Sofia Vergara confirms she's engaged, shows off massive ring at SAG Awards
• ACLU sues U.S. government over allegations of abuse involving migrant children
• Grammy Awards 2015: So hot or so not?
• Priest, three parishioners fall into grave during burial in Brazil
• Alex Rodriguez apologizes to Yankees during meeting with Steinbrenner and Cashman
• Paul Rodriguez Jr. - Skateboarder
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• L.A. program 'Abriendo Puertas' seeks to open doors still shut to the next generation
• Real community college solution lies in system fixes, not free tuition, experts say
• In case you missed it: Obama signed a tie after his State of the Union address
• Woman jailed for perpetrating attack in dance floor ... with her stiletto heel
• Mexico opens bidding process to allow foreign investors to explore for oil in the Gulf
• Mexicans wait in long lines for one thing that does work — their voter ID cards
• For undocumented immigrants, state lines mark deep divisions in lifestyle
• Beginning today, immigrants in California can apply for driver's licenses
• Civil rights group suing Border Patrol for records on so-called 'roving' agents
• Sister of Sandy Hook victim Victoria Soto wants to trademark her name
• Fraternity at University of Texas under fire after throwing border control-themed party
• Some of the best Texas BBQ
• Jet Skis and WaveRunners becoming a favorite tool to smuggle in people, drugs from Mexico
• New White House budget includes $1B for Central America, tripling the usual amount
• Venezuela to allow free-floating exchange rate, keeps subsidized rate for key imports
• Santa Claus' Facebook account was reinstated after proving identity
• Pitbull sues eyewear company Oakley over 'Pit Bull' shades
• U.S. lawyer of released ‘Queen of the Pacific’ says cartel vixen just wants to go home
• Mexican Cartel 'Queen' Pleads Guilty in US Case
• Mexican judge orders release of cartel liaison 'Queen of the Pacific,' saying she had be tried in U.S.
• U.S. Deports Drug 'Queen Of The Pacific' Back To Mexico
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• FNL Exclusive: Marco Rubio Talks VP Ticket with Juan Williams
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• Jeb Bush's Sons to Hold Fundraiser for Crist Challenger in Florida Senate Race
• Obesity can be a disability, European court rules
• C-sections, antibiotic usage during pregnancy potential causes of childhood obesity, study says
• Two cups of milk may be ideal for preschoolers
• From birth to death, diet affects the brain's health
• Even at 91, Pitito – Peru's oldest clown – keeps the people laughing
• Romeo Santos, Enrique Iglesias lead Latin Billboard Award nominations
• Remaining body of Texas Army helicopter crash recovered
• Jude Law will be special guest at Bolivia's carnival
• 'Urine' trouble: CA water manager faces suspension for relieving himself in reservoir
• U.S. court sentences Venezuelan judge to more than 6 years for role in drug trafficking ring
• Latinos with Doctorates on the Rise
• Relatives of the 43 students missing in Iguala: 'The government continues to lie'
• Exclusive: Emilio Estefan denies allegations that he stole TV show idea from disabled vet
• Some Cuban celebrities react with optimism to Obama's move, others conspicuously quiet
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• New York principal accused of setting up personal gym in school's storage room
• Former President Carter helps release rehabbed sea turtle
• Mexico prosecutor fielding dozens of calls from family members after 60 bodies found at crematorium
• Netflix announces service in Cuba, where only 1 in 4 have Internet access
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• Family Of Brain-Dead Texas Pregnant Woman Asks To End Life Support, Despite Hospital Opposition
• Pregnant, Brain-Dead Texas Woman Taken Off Life Support Following Court Order
• Let Her Go: Man Sues Hospital Keeping Him From Taking His Pregnant Wife Off Life Support
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• Mexican police shoot US teen near border
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• 'Our son is not dead, he is hidden,' insist parents of one of the 43 students missing in Mexico
• Pope Francis says it's OK to spank children, as long as it doesn't humiliate them
• Samba school in Argentina celebrates life of Pope Francis in singular manner
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• Argentinian prosecutor allegedly murdered had drafted warrant for President Fernandez's arrest
• Congressional stalemate, again, as Democrats block DHS funding over immigration action
• In English and Spanish, George P. Bush brought star power to Texas school choice rally
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• Cesar Millan Sued By Former Employee Who Claims Llama Ran Her Over
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• U.S. to open embassy in Havana in coming months, major policy changes on the way
• Nissan jumps back into Super Bowl ad scrum with heartfelt spot – 'with a twist'
• Super Bowl Ads: No Crude Jokes, No Sexual Innuendo, All About Playing It Safe
• Super Bowl ad features Danny Trejo as hungry Marcia Brady
• Marco Rubio's wife in minor car accident, crashes into Porsche
• Ron Paul says talking to Marco Rubio about Cuba is ‘like talking to a stone wall’
• U.S. And Spain Are Teams To Beat At FIBA World Cup
• Senate Dems threaten to block DHS funding bill unless curbs on immigration action are cut
• Can Tom Brady overcome the Bündchen cold and dispel the curse of Gisele?
• Jeb Bush launches PAC in English and Spanish, paving the way for a 2016 run
• Albuquerque police officers charged with murder in killing of homeless man
• Denver police shoot, kill 16-year-old girl who allegedly struck a police officer with stolen car
• Arizona Border Patrol agents seize over $5.1 million in hard drugs just this month
• US to permit Mexican trucks to apply for authorization to make long-haul cross-border runs
• Mexican government asks kids to turn in toy guns to foster a culture of peace
• Son of Sinaloa cartel boss arrested by Mexican authorities
• How will Obama's decision to open Cuba affect travel?
• U.S. men's soccer team loses 3-2 to Chile; winless streak most futile stretch since 2007
• Rick Sanchez: Deflating America’s reputation
• Missing South Carolina teen whose family received chilling murder messages found
• State of denial: Venezuela's Maduro says opposition is causing financial crisis
• Israeli president snubs Obama to meet with Bronx borough president
• Chileans find creative ways to beat one of the hottest summers on record
• Colorado drivers say police profiling them in other states on heels of pot legalization
• Spring melt threatens Colorado town still recovering from last year's flood
• Colorado Begins Issuing Driver's Licenses To Undocumented Immigrants
• Uncivil Rights: Georgia Okays Confederate Flag License Plate For Veterans' Group
• Neymar's two goals help boost Barcelona over Atlético Madrid in Copa del Rey tournament
• Gov. Sandoval and Nevada attorney general at odds over immigration lawsuit
• Opinion: Is the GOP paying attention to Governors Sandoval & Martinez? It should
• California says e-cigarettes should be regulated, cites health risks of 'vaping'
• Acclaimed author Mario Vargas Llosa takes a 'terrifying' chance on stage
• Gaudí's only project outside Spain to be built in Chile 100 years after it was designed
• Flu season hitting hard across most of the country, CDC says, and it could get worse
• Blood on the sand: Female matador, four others gored by enormous bull in Mexico City
• Venezuela claims McDonald's is waging 'economic war' because of French fry shortage
• Emotional Pope Francis visits typhoon-devastated region of Philippines as storm approaches
• Latino groups protest unfair treatment of Hispanic cops by Houston Police Department
• Cuba wades into the WiFi era – one toe at a time – offering public service in one city park
• U.S. says Russian spy ship docked in Havana 'not alarming' as talks with Cuba begin
• Mexican president Peña Nieto confronts new questions about his properties
• Geraldo Rivera's 'Celebrity Apprentice' diary: Of Hooters & Patriots
• 43 missing students feared dead as more mass graves are found in Mexico
• In Letter To Mexico's Attorney General, 21 U.S. Representatives Call For Marine's Release
• Los Angeles Dodgers under fire for photo op with embattled Mexican president Peña Nieto
• Mexican governor, family confirm three American siblings found dead
• Marco Rubio assembles team for possible 2016 White House run
• Koch event drawing 2016 hopefuls Rubio, Paul, Cruz, Walker
• Opinion: Burka chic - How Michelle Obama bucked the trend and championed personal liberty
• After long silence, Fidel Castro pens letter statement on changing US-Cuban relations
• AG nominee Loretta Lynch defends Obama's executive action on immigration
• Sinaloa drug cartel leader will not be extradited to US anytime soon
• Parents outraged after children forced to drop pants when feces found on gym floor
• Marco Rubio's Daughter Released from Hospital After Golf Cart Accident
• Opinion: Pro Life, Pro Immigrant
• NYPD investigating alleged beating of decorated Marine veteran
• Opinion: In this year's March for Life, let's talk about prenatal diagnosis
• Popular Brazilian surfer Ricardo dos Santos killed by off-duty cop
• Marijuana derivative approved in Brazil for medical treatment
• Venezuela confirms desertion of agent who accused head of congress of running drug cartel
• Thousands Of Cave Paintings Discovered In Mexico
• Obama administration orders Border Patrol to ID which immigrants not to deport
• House Republicans moving toward possible lawsuit against Obama immigration action
• Chipotle includes 3 Latino authors in bookish branding campaign after backlash
• Brazilian police go looking for lifted TVs and stumble upon 2 tanks
• Number of monarch butterflies reaching Mexico rebounds, but levels still low
• Baby born without eyes despite sonogram showing no abnormalities
• Facebook and Instagram go offline for an hour after internal glitch trips up social media sites
• Colombians take to the streets to celebrate Miss Universe's 'historic' title
• NYPD arrests another suspect in assault on cops during Eric Garner protest
• Gang Bust In New York City Is Largest In Recent History: 103 Arrested In Harlem
• NYC Mayor de Blasio met by boos, jeers during NYPD graduation ceremony
• Following Trend, NYPD Expected To Announce Program To Equip Officers With Wearable Cameras
• Rafael Nadal flounders at Australian Open, while Maria Sharapova sets up all-Russian semi
• Argentinean president calls for overhaul of intelligence service in wake of prosecutor's death
• Disneyland measles outbreak grows to 87 cases, spreads into Mexico
• Lenient prison term expected for twins who snitched on Sinaloa drug cartel
• Christina Aguilera added to the NBA All-Star Game lineup
• Neymar attributes good form to relationship with Lionel Messi: 'Everything flows'
• Super Bowl security teams get high-tech help from U.S. Border Patrol
• Miss Universe 2011: 7 of 16 Semi-Finalists Were Latinas
• L.A. Girl Who Pleaded With Pope For Her Father In Deportation Gets Her Miracle
• Immigrants Plan Trip To Vatican To Seek Pope's Support For Immigration Reform
• Uruguayan-born soccer player Diego Fagundez decides to play for native country and not U.S.
• Opinion: Marriage equality will be welcome news for Latinos
• Mario Lopez says he nearly became a dad at 15 - 'Thank God TMZ wasn’t around back then'
• Dominican Republic holds country's first same-sex wedding inside British embassy
• Gay couple marries in Mexican border city after 18-month fight
• Balloons, not doves, released as a gesture of peace in St. Peter's Square
• Opinion: The Supreme Court, gay ‘marriage’ and thin air
• Opinion: This is why people and businesses are fleeing Puerto Rico
• F-16 fighter participating in NATO maneuvers crashes in Spain; at least 10 people dead
• Spain researchers may have finally found the remains of 16th century author Miguel de Cervantes
• Spain's hunt for bones of 'Don Quixote' author Cervantes enters final phase
• Venezuela: Two ex presidents denied access to visit opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez in jail
• Cut off from Wi-Fi, Cuban youngsters build secret computer network
• Nun in Italian monastery feels stomach ache and shortly after gives birth
• N.J. man pulled over in HOV lane was not alone – he had two kidnapping victims in back seat
• Narco-drone laden with methamphetamine crashes near US-Mexico border
• After three years on the run, Army vet sought in Boston shooting arrested in the Dominican Republic
• For first time visitors, Havana can be both magical and mystifying
• You could be an unwitting smuggler: Magnets used to plant drugs under cars from Mexico
• More questions than answers are left as US and Cuba end historic talks
• 'Important' spy swapped for Cuban Five provided U.S. false intelligence, former mole alleges
• Cuba lowers expectations on eve of high-level talks with U.S.
• Challenges await Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and other potential GOP candidates ahead of 2016 White House bid
• 'Crippling' storm threatens to pound Northeast with up to 3 feet of snow
• Opening statements in murder trial to paint a different picture of former NFL-star Aaron Hernandez
• Bolivians celebrate return of 2000-year-old god of prosperity Ekeko
• U.S. nudges Caribbean nations to ease their dependence on Venezuelan oil
• Report: 85,000 temporary driver's licenses issued to Illinois' undocumented immigrants
• Spanish nurse who beat Ebola but had dog killed adopts rescue dog
• Ted Cruz throws down the gauntlet, challenges GOP 2016 field: 'Don't talk, show me'
• GOP hopefuls Rick Perry, Chris Christie heckled by protesters on immigration
• Body of California surfer who vanished in Mexico found by his father
• House votes to overturn Obama immigration actions, bill heads to Senate
• Jennifer Lopez, other 'American Idol' judges blown away by Carlos Santana's nephew
• Jennifer Lopez challenges anyone who thinks a 45-year-old mom cannot be sexy
• Rafael de la Fuente talks 'Empire,' gay couples on TV, making music
• Northeast threatened with first significant storm of the winter season
• Review: Jennifer Lopez's 'The Boy Next Door' way too predictable
• Marco Rubio, Rand Paul trade barbs on U.S.-Cuba deal
• Microsoft's Bold Claim: Surface Pro 3 Is Ultimate Laptop Replacement
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Targets Lack Of Diversity In Tech Industry
• Looking For Cool Stuff In The Bottom 1 Percent Of Phone Operating Systems
• Florida Mayor's Bilingual Push Hits Brick Wall
• 60 injured in crowd crush at Australian music festival
• Son of former Gulf Cartel leader busted in Texas for smuggling drugs, weapons
• Under federal ruling, Arizona Dreamers can keep their driver's licenses
• Man who crashed into JLo's Rolls in L.A. charged with driving drunk
• Behind-the-scenes Jennifer Lopez concert documentary to premiere on New Year's Eve
• Jennifer Lopez to ring in the New Year at Vegas' The Colosseum
• Jennifer Lopez no longer JMu - gets her name back after divorce
• Chilean man kills himself while reenacting 'The Deer Hunter' Russian roulette scene
• Rosie Perez back to “The View” next month
• Colorado bakery fighting complaint for refusing to put anti-gay hate message on cake
• 20-year-old California surfer vanishes while camping near cliff in Mexico
• Xavier Becerra Says Democrats Would Join House Benghazi Committee If It's 'Open And Balanced'
• U.S., Cuba end historic meeting with modest progress, 'cannot tell' when embassies will reopen
• 61-Yr-Old Attempts Swim from Cuba to Florida for World Record
• Pope Francis: Church Cannot Be 'Obsessed' With Gays, Abortion Ban
• Pope Tweets Love for 'March for Life' Anti-Abortion Rally
• Obama, Pope Francis Meeting To Concentrate On Poverty And Income Inequality
• As Latinos nationwide rise out of poverty, those in Nebraska fall deeper into it
• U.S. meth labs on decline as Mexican chemists cook up cheaper, more potent product
• With a taste of home, Nebraska becoming hub of more Latino-owned businesses
• Lawsuit challenging Nebraska's denial to issue immigrant licenses back in court
• Venezuela Will Begin Fingerprinting Grocery Shoppers To Control How Much Food They Buy
• Bolivian President Evo Morales Declares Israel A 'Terrorist State,' Renounces Treaty
• Metallica's Robert Trujillo: 'It's an incredible honor' for San Diego Sharks to honor band
• U.S. considers removing Cuba from list of state sponsors of terrorism
• Restoring diplomatic relations with Cuba: What it means for American medicine
• Cuba's relations with Catholic Church hit a high point after decades of hostility
• House moves toward voting on bill aimed at securing the U.S.-Mexico border
• Parents of 43 missing Mexico students meet with president
• Protests across the U.S. mar Mexican president's White House meeting with Obama
• Reigning Miss Universe Gabriela Isler ready to say good-bye to the crown
• Miss USA Features 3 Latina Contestants
• Border Patrol shooting in South Texas leaves one person dead
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott makes appeal to Latinos in inauguration speech
• Latino College Student Mounts Campaign in New Washington District
• Opinion: For Latinos, Education Starts at the Kitchen Table
• Nelson Balido: 114th Congress’ back-to-school (border) guide
• Border Patrol officer arrested for allegedly helping traffickers smuggle drugs into U.S.
• Incoming GOP Senate homeland security chair plans his own border bill
• President Obama's immigration executive order boosts his popularity among Latinos, poll shows
• Rosario Marin: Immigration reform should focus on common ground, not partisan differences
• House Republicans pass amendments that undo Obama's immigration executive order
• After 'A Most Violent Year,' Catalina Sandino Moreno goes mute for 'Medeas'
• Diego Maradona sued in Italy for allegedly defaming former head of tax collection agency
• Antonio Banderas has nothing but love for Melanie Griffith after divorce
• Antonio Banderas And 'The 33' Stars In Chile To Pay Tribute To Mine Survivors
• Antonio Banderas, Melanie Griffith Heading For Splitsville After 18 Years Of Marriage
• Pope: Catholics don't have to breed 'like rabbits,' should practice 'responsible parenting'
• As relations with Cuba thaw, US must check Russia, China military interests
• Rick Sanchez: What now for Cuba?
• Brazilian Surfer Bruna Schmitz Is More Than Just A Pretty Face
• Steph Curry sneakers raise $43,157 for Oakland fire victims
• Executives made concerted effort to make Fox's 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' diverse
• Latinos On New Fall 2013 Season TV Shows
• U.S. Supreme Court could make it tougher to win housing bias lawsuits
• Rafael Nadal survives five-set scare to move into third round at the Australian Open
• State of the Union address attended by diverse group of Latinos in the front row
• Michelle Rodriguez is not an easy woman to date: 'I’m a lone wolf'
• Michelle Rodriguez Goes ‘Al Fresco’ In Instagram Snapshot
• Michelle Rodriguez, Cara Delevingne Get Steamy In Mexico
• Michelle Rodriguez Says Coming Out As Bisexual Did Not Really Change Her Life
• Michelle Rodriguez, Zac Efron Catch Some Air While Vacationing In Ibiza
• Michelle Rodriguez, Zac Efron Call It Quits - Summer Fun Is Done For Odd Couple
• Michelle Rodriguez And New Boy Pal, Zac Efron, Caught Kissing On Italian Getaway
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott woos Hispanic voters in Texas
• Texas Could See Its First Latina First Lady
• Russian spy ship docks quietly in Havana on eve of high-level meetings between Cuba, U.S.
• Released Cuban dissident says harassment continues: 'We are in prison even if walking the streets'
• Remains of missing Mexican students can't be ID'd by 'normal methods,' scientists say
• Hunt for 43 'disappeared' youths puts spotlight on Mexico's long, and growing, list of missing
• Despite oil crash, Shell, Chevron and Exxon remain top bidders in Mexico's new market
• China says it will shut down ivory trade by end of 2017
• New cartel emerges in Mexico as government dismantles larger drug gangs
• Nine first-time Latino candidates are running for congressional seats
• In Florida, U.S. Rep. Joe Garcia fights for re-election amid allegations of corruption
• Pedro Hernandez's murder trial a complicated matter for parents of Etan Patz
• Suspect in 1979 slaying of missing NYC boy Etan Patz watched news, wondered: Did I do it?
• Confession of Etan Patz's suspected killer will be admitted in court, judge rules
• A look at case of Etan Patz, NYC boy who vanished in 1979 and fueled missing-child activism
• New informant against suspect in Etan Patz missing-child case is also an inmate, attorney says
• Chris Rock: Hollywood just accepts that 'Mexicans are going to take care of white people'
• 'GMA's' Lara Spencer Apologizes For 'Cinco De Drinko' Segment
• 9-month-old conjoined twins preparing for separation at Texas Children's Hospital
• Cuban exiles hoping thaw in relations will help recover art looted by Castro regime
• Pope Francis weighs in on Paris attacks, says there are limits to freedom of expression
• Pope arrives in Sri Lanka and calls for war crimes to be investigated
• Pope Francis gets cake, chicken and mass tango for his 78th birthday
• Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt to meet with Pope Francis, report says
• Yovani Gallardo heading home to Texas after pitcher traded to Rangers
• 3-year-old is told he makes too much money to qualify for Medicaid
• Carmelo Anthony leads NY Knicks over New Orleans Pelicans, ends 16-game skid
• Obama response to Russian hacking does not go far enough, say experts
• Goya, Catholic Charities honor Martin Luther King Jr. with food donations: ‘It’s in our DNA’
• Whereabouts of 53 Cuba political prisoners still a mystery even after they are released
• Rubio: Paul is 'chief cheerleader' for Obama's foreign policy
• Renewed US-Cuba relations indicate a political shift in Florida
• Driver Blamed for Death of Cuban Dissident, Authorities Say
• Cuban Dissident Paya's Family Doubts Official Report
• Freed Cuban prisoner Alan Gross will be Obama's guest at State of the Union
• Mario Correa, creator of 'Tail! Spin!' talks turning political sex scandals into comedic gold
• Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello got engaged on Christmas, reports say
• Spain's Princess Cristina to be tried for tax fraud along with husband
• Rafael Nadal's 'smart racket' helps him advance at Australian Open
• NY reaches deal with bank accused of discriminatory lending practices
• Ted Cruz says only way GOP will win presidency in 2016 is if it picks someone like him
• Utah AG Sean Reyes reveals trip to South America, role in Colombian sex-trafficking sting
• Venezuela's Maduro gets ticker tape parade amid looming political, economic crisis