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• Girl killed in 'rape-murder fantasy' endured life of abuse
• Chile: 160 female inmates evacuated over raging wildfire
• Liz Peek: The most impressive aspect of Trump's first press conference in 2017
• 2 found dead in Washington fire reportedly decapitated
• Ivanka Trump shifting gears, heading to Washington
• Families: Forgiving church shooter doesn't mean sparing life
• The Latest: Minnesota OSHA will investigate plant explosion
• The Latest: Call center, officers looking for suspect tips
• Ben Affleck braces for 'entertaining' Trump presidency
• Mali military: 5 soldiers killed, 3 hurt by roadside bomb
• Turkey bogged down in Syria as it realigns with Russia
• Mali military: 5 soldiers killed, 3 hurt by roadside bomb
• Texas warned of backlash over transgender bathroom bill
• Suspect killed in police shootout on Chicago-area train
• Scientists: Moon over the hill at 4.51 billion years old
• Doctors: Dad who dropped girl off bridge now competent
• Man's body found on Detroit airport runway; autopsy planned
• Report: 22 injured in Serbia train collision
• Israeli official: Cooperation strong with Egypt
• The five biggest takeaways from Trump's first press conference as president-elect
• Environmentalists slam Nickelodeon's proposed underwater theme park
• Athletic Bilbao held by Alaves in Spanish league
• Priest sues diocese; alleges persecution for reporting abuse
• Dash cam records moment MMA fighter saves choking motorist
• Andrew Garfield explains that Ryan Reynolds kiss and smooches Stephen Colbert
• Police: Man fatally shot after attacking deputies
• 2 dead after fight, stabbing at Maryland mall
• Pastor's teenage daughter who was missing for days found alive
• Massachusetts weighs doing away with winter time shift
• Suspected Orlando cop-killer's niece arrested
• Lena Dunham vows never to do another show about '4 white girls'
• Trump Pentagon likely to abandon social experiments for core mission under Mattis, say experts
• 911 dispatcher gets call from daughter saying their house was burning
• Cyprus talks 'on track' with foreign ministers set to arrive
• Ex-US diplomats urge Trump to rescind US-Cuba intelligence sharing
• Bellwether: As Trump prepares to take office, Dems are lost in a foggy swamp of denial
• Clinton allies staff up 'Trump War Room'
• Argentinian filmmaker reshaping Latin American cinema for the U.S. audience
• Venezuela contesting elections; opposition on verge of losing supermajority in assembly
• Mexico considers decriminalizing marijuana – thanks to U.S. example
• Gentrification in Washington Heights forcing out longtime mom and pop shops
• Venezuela's ruling party handpicks 13 supreme justices, paving way for conflict
• After scare, young siblings push 'Bike It! Santa Ana' campaign to keep cyclists safe
• Opinion: What women ought to learn from Miss Colombia and Miss Philippines
• Spanish skaters and street artist turn decaying church into 'Sistine Chapel' of skateboarding
• Search for MLS team home in Miami has taken turns like a Beckham free kick
• Father faces prison term in drunken driving death of son
• HIV mystery in Venezuelan tribe baffles medical community, with nearly 10% infected
• Here's how Chipotle plans to bring back business in 2017
• Nelson Balido: GOP Vegas debate reveals fault lines on security and immigration
• Opinion: It is clear Cuba is getting the better of the bargain in so-called 'negotiations'
• A Trump-less Miss Universe pageant ends unusual year for Colombian beauty
• Widow of slain NYPD officer Rafael Ramos launches foundation in his memory
• Rick Sanchez: Why Reagan would have hated latest GOP debate
• Latina Veterans proud to finally see all combat jobs open to women
• After initial shock, Venezuela's President Maduro puts the gloves back on
• A 72-year-old competitive bodybuilder who shows that age isn’t a limitation
• 'Lucha libre' wrestling gets traction in Arizona, capturing residents and tourists alike
• Democratic congresswoman under fire for saying 20% of Muslims want a caliphate
• Study finds ADHD cases in Hispanic kids rose 83% in less than a decade
• Rick Sanchez: The Cuban-American billionaire who's taking on Donald Trump
• Balido: A primer on GOP candidates' plans for border security and immigration reform
• Opinion: Creative-destructive Trumpeterianism
• Daniel Garza: The inconsistencies of Hillary Clinton
• Development model in Guatemalan rainforest is slowing deforestation, but can it last?
• Idea of taking down Nicolás Maduro gains traction in Venezuela
• Venezuela: Opposition coalition confirms supermajority, paving way to major changes
• Opinion: After tackling Goliath rival, Venezuelan opposition must coalesce
• Venezuela’s ruling party suffers blow in historic election, opposition retakes majority
• Venezuelan vote underway despite delays and numerous claims of irregularities
• 21st-century American orchestras struggle for diversity – and relevance
• Geraldo Rivera: GunsRUs? In America the gun store never closes
• Opinion: The spirit of Hispanic entrepreneurship is fenced by regulatory barriers
• New NPR special examines growing up Hispanic and Jewish in the U.S.
• Fierce enemies, Argentina's incoming and sitting presidents trade barbs, clash over sash
• Opinion: Student protesters should consider careers as college presidents
• Opinion: The Clean Power Plan would make the air Latinos breathe significantly cleaner
• Rick Sanchez: Why fear will not defeat ISIS
• Small town in Idaho makes history with all-Latino council and first Hispanic mayor
• ‘Grinder’ actress Natalie Morales says turning down Rob Lowe is the best part
• Chef Chad White debuts on 'Top Chef' this week with Mexican-infused passion
• The <i>Other</i> Football: A soccer minnow hopes to leave its mark at Euro 2016
• Former U.S. Marine on hunting trip with kids arrested after entering Mexico by mistake
• Venezuela's Maduro slashes prices of basic goods – ploy to gain votes, critics say
• Germany sees sharp fall in asylum seekers
• Judge finds grounds for charges over church fire, stabbings
• Ex-NFL star Burgess Owens: Booker vs. Sessions. Using racial division as a political strategy
• Huh? iPhone 8 might have holes in it
• Rift grows between Pope Francis, ancient Catholic order
• '7th Heaven' creator would welcome Stephen Collins for reunion despite child abuse scandal
• Tillerson, during confirmation hearing, says Russia poses 'danger' but refuses to call Putin 'war criminal'
• Israeli court signals support for letting women pray at Western Wall
• Arnold Palmer's first signature course up for sale
• 2 in custody after shooting at officers in Tampa's Ybor City
• GOP Senate to move forward on ObamaCare repeal
• Scientists claim new gibbon species, name it Skywalker
• VW pleads guilty in emissions scandal; 6 employees indicted
• The Latest: Church shooting survivor kept bloodstained Bible
• Report: Biology kit for children includes dead frog soaking in formaldehyde
• Polaris is shutting down Victory Motorcycles
• Frog-eating French have unlikely company: dig near Stonehenge suggests early Britons ate toad
• Gunman screaming 'Allahu Akbar' opens fire in Spanish supermarket
• Secondhand smoke during childhood may boost miscarriage risk
• Boston policeman forms special bond with Tennessee boy in need of heart
• Body found on runway of Detroit airport
• Trumps erupts over salacious report
• Moscow denies having compromising information about Trump
• How Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain went about bringing to life 'A Most Violent Year'
• Missing Arizona teen's body found in desert, police believe; boyfriend arrested
• 'Saving Mexico' or saving face? President Peña Nieto hoping for boost from Washington trip
• Holiday drink: Raspberry champagne cocktail with a kick
• Amid protests and rampant crime, Mexico struggles to get nearly 2,000 police forces under control
• Opinion: How some universities are succeeding in serving low-income and Hispanic students
• California DMV revs up for undocumented migrants applying for licenses
• U.S. entrepreneurs turning Chile's discarded fishing nets into skateboards
• Holiday traditions: Going around the world to collect Nativity scenes, each with a cultural touch
• Opinion: My first American Christmas, the best Christmas ever
• U.S. brokered deal to help wife of Cuban spy become pregnant through artificial insemination
• Officer Ramos' family grieves, chooses to forgive his senseless murder
• Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month With Empanadas!
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Tres Leches Cake
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Arroz con Pollo Recipe
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Guacamole Times Three!
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Arroz con Leche
• Halloween Drink Recipe: Tropical Storm
• Thanksgiving Recipe: Turkey With A Latin Twist
• New Cuba-U.S. scenario creates great expectations in American boxing community
• Christmas Recipe: Traditional 'Pasteles En Hoja'
• New Year's Drink Recipe: Easy Coquito
• Valentine's Day Recipe: Dulce De Leche Fudgy Brownies
• Happy Easter! Chocolate Brigadeiro Recipe
• Fourth of July Recipe: Firecracker Mango Salsa Shrimp
• Taste of the world: Cuban-style shredded pork recipe
• Taste of the world: Argentinian lentil stew recipe
• Taste of the world: Mexican horchata with rum
• Taste of the world: Honduran banana bread recipe
• Pernil instead of turkey for Thanksgiving dinner... or both?
• Rep. Luis Gutierrez: A bank’s smear campaign against the people of Puerto Rico
• Holiday recipe: Yuca mash with a spicy Peruvian touch
• Opinion: Koch brothers eye Puerto Rico
• Opinion: We shouldn’t exacerbate income inequality because we want to encourage clean energy 
• Pope Francis' role in U.S.-Cuba deal could fuel Catholic revival on island
• Forget turmoil, tanking economy, departed MLB teams - Venezuelan baseball thriving
• Full of distrust, parents of 43 missing students comb Mexican state searching for their kids
• Lessons to be learned from Latinos with dream jobs in tech
• Opinion: Supreme Court says police officers can be ignorant about the law, but you and I can’t
• Attention Corporate America: More Hispanics turning 18 in 2015 than thought
• Venezuela weighs its options following renewed US-Cuba relations
• Foes of overhaul of U.S.-Cuba relations angry over yet another end-run around Congress
• Opinion: A new paradigm for Cuba/America?
• Rick Sanchez: This is the Cuban quandary
• Opinion: Hoping (against hope) for the end of oppression
• Raul Mas Canosa: Ending the U.S. embargo in Cuba provides a lifeline to the Castro brothers
• Cuba-U.S. diplomatic thaw pits new and old guard on the streets of Little Havana, Miami
• Marco Rubio calls Obama’s Cuba deal ‘absurd,’ says will 'make every effort' to block it
• Pope Francis played crucial role in historic thawing of relations between U.S. and Cuba
• Supreme Court rejects Brewer's emergency appeal, says 'Dreamers' can drive in Arizona
• Rick Sanchez: I’m grateful my parents have lived long enough to see it
• Geraldo Rivera: A Jew-Rican Christmas
• Alan Gross trades places with 'Cuban Five' men responsible for death of 4 Americans
• Some Cuban-Americans hail new U.S.-Cuba relations, others say U.S. has made a deal with the devil
• Meet the immigrant at the center of judge's ruling that Obama executive action is 'unconstitutional'
• Labor Day Recipe: Fast Foiled Fish Packets
• Gluten Free Quinoa Avocado Salad Recipe
• Fourth Of July Recipe: Boliche Burgers
• Father's Day Recipe: Chorizo Pizza
• Memorial Day Recipe: Frozen Batidas
• Opinion: Was the general’s kidnapping in Colombia an 'induced coma'?
• ISIS trying to infiltrate Europe through Spanish enclave in Northern Africa, experts say
• Latinos top list in binge drinking, inactivity and obesity, according to new U.S. health report
• 101-year-old lottery winner says money will be used to fix her roof
• Memorial Day BBQ: Grilled Honey Chipotle Salmon Kabobs
• Mother's Day Recipe: Mango Blueberry Scones With A Lemon Glaze
• Cinco de Mayo: Passion Fruit Margarita
• Opinion: 'Sonygate' or how Hollywood’s dirty secret was accidentally spilled
• Rosie Perez calls ‘The View’ tension rumors ‘really, really, really insulting’
• Mario Lopez talks 'Tanked,' deep influence of Boys & Girls Club on his life
• 'Addicted' star William Levy is tired of just being the hunk, open to gay roles and telenovela with Thalia
• Despite country's turmoil, Mexicans give thanks to Our Lady of Guadalupe
• U.S. instructors trained Brazilians in torture techniques during military dictatorship, report says
• Opinion: The next U.S. Defense Secretary should pay attention to Mexico and our borders, here’s why
• From Olympic Gold to UFC octagon, Henry Cejudo strives to be the best
• Opinion: Hispanic media are fostering bad assumptions on immigration
• All-star musical team back in the U.S. with new 'mariachi opera'
• Rick Sanchez: Let's listen to the good cops
• Opinion: Supreme Court should rule for working women in UPS case
• Latino roots fuel Pope Francis' radical quest to reform Catholic Church, biographer says
• Puerto Ricans becoming a political force in Florida, but first they need to go out and vote
• Fate still unclear for undocumented immigrants in sanctuary, despite executive order
• Opinion: As economic opportunities improve, tech entrepreneurs become targets
• Need a plan to eat healthy this holiday season? Look no further
• L.A. Galaxy and New England Revolution face off with more than MLS championship on the line
• Cuban-American school psychologist living her dream as up-and-coming celebrity baker
• Battle for STEM Jobs: Hispanic science and engineer graduates hit historic high
• Opinion: We Killed Eric Garner
• My life as a white Latina: Prejudice comes from all sides
• Mass suicide or mass murder? Inmates claim 42 dead in Venezuelan prison were poisoned
• In Facebook post, Houston fire captain threatens to kill Latino teens who broke into his truck
• Mexican protests get world’s attention, but will they bring lasting change?
• Rick Sanchez: Eric Garner case is not a black and white issue, it's about wrong and right
• Analysis: Why weren't parents of Dreamers included in Obama's executive action?
• 3 Republicans push to defund immigration executive action, call it 'dangerous'
• Latinas for Change: Miami art festival showcases the immigration journey in 'Semi-Migrante'
• Opinion: The FDA will have it their way, so start counting calories!
• Former Miss USA charged in boyfriend assault
• Rallies, vigils in NYC and across U.S. for missing Mexican students ask for end of drug war
• Opinion: Consumers could end up as collateral damage in 'smartphone' war
• Piñata of nude Kim Kardashian turns tiny Mexican shop into international sensation
• Activists gear up for protests in dozens of U.S. cities for missing Mexican students
• Embattled Mexican administration pitches press on its anti-crime initiatives
• Rosario Marin: Immigration action puts politics first
• Opinion: Prey to widespread corruption, Mexico is crumbling before our eyes
• Gay teacher sues over firing from North Carolina high school
• Geraldo Rivera: Ferguson and the denial dilemma
• Skepticism abounds on Mexican president Peña Nieto’s anti-crime plan
• Determined 6-year-old girl declares war on costumed characters in Times Square
• Many parents of undocumented children in NY face tough homework of proving residence
• Ferguson businesses - among them a Mexican restaurant - anxiously wait for unrest to fade
• Rep. Hoyer: President Obama's executive action is a step toward immigration reform
• Opinion: President's expansion of Deferred Action benefits everyone, including Puerto Ricans
• Opinion: Ferguson tragedy was multiplied last night by prosecutor McCulloch
• Fernando Espuelas: After Obama’s immigration orders, Republicans can win or self-destruct
• Latino leaders express dismay over Ferguson violence, sadness over grand jury decision
• Dreamers pushed the boundaries on immigration reform – and now seem to control the narrative
• Obama's immigration speech earns praise from some Latino leaders, scorn from others
• Opponents of deportation relief are scaring immigrants away from applying, Rep. Gutiérrez says
• Opinion: In U.S. visit, Pope Francis looks to protect our fragile social environment
• Latinas for Change: Omnilife CEO Angélica Fuentes preaches gospel of empowerment
• Opinion: Why is GOP's Hal Rogers Afraid to Defund Obama's Amnesty Plan?
• Opinion: An immigration attorney’s plea to the media - Stop using the 'L' word
• Tea Party protests over Obama's immigration action fail to gather steam
• Violent protests over missing students in Mexico cripple Acapulco's tourism industry
• Calif. congresswoman to accept Medal of Freedom award for father, late Rep. Edward Roybal
• Opinion: Immigration overreach is not the answer to a permanent solution
• Immigration signing in NV spotlights Latinos, kick-starts Sandoval vs. Reid in 2016
• A persistent daughter fights for justice for her father’s 1986 murder
• Massive protest over 43 missing students rocks Mexico City
• Outrage in Mexico as president loses patience with protesters, warns against destabilizing
• Mexican president's silence on 43 missing students stirs anger
• Opinion: President’s immigration executive order tramples the Constitution
• Gov. Susana Martinez cruises to reelection victory in New Mexico
• Eva Longoria on film 'Food Chains': Helping migrant farmers is a 'human rights issue'
• Despite interruption, Enrique Iglesias, Calle 13 big winners at Latin Grammys
• Obama uses Vegas school once again as world stage to lay out immigration reform vision
• Opinion: Puerto Ricans will be hurt the most by President Obama’s executive action
• Geraldo Rivera: Ya era Hora (About Time) – Part Two
• Geraldo Rivera: Ya era Hora (About Time) - Part One
• Opinion: Immigration reform should come through legislation – not executive action
• Obama's executive action on immigration will have big repercussions on states
• Ruben Gallego: With executive action, Obama calls GOP’s bluff
• Chao says private investors can help boost transportation
• Trump taps Obama VA official Shulkin to lead struggling department
• Superintendent: Special education allegations false
• Immigration action to spare millions from deportation, will take a hard line on illegal border crossers
• A caravan of Central American mothers searches for missing children in Mexico
• Opinion: Change is finally coming to America
• Ali Noorani: Administrative action on immigration is only a short-term solution
• Opinion: Why Latinos should reject Obama’s immigration decreto
• National strike in Mexico to show strength of unrest over missing students
• Dreamers' parents to be excluded from immigration executive order, reports say
• Eva Longoria on immigration reform: If Congress isn’t willing to do it, we need to explore all options
• Activists plan protests in dozens of U.S. cities on Dec. 3 for missing Mexican students
• Opinion: Like it or not, Obama's immigration action stands on solid legal footing
• Deported U.S. veterans push to be included in Obama’s executive action
• Allegations against Mexican mayor and his wife tell a modern Macbeth story
• President Obama's executive order on immigration is sure to disappoint all sides
• Opinion: Type 2 Diabetes in Latinos, ¡Azúcar!
• Opinion: In aging cyber infrastructure, American shoppers remain exposed to hackers
• Latinas for Change: Writer Irene Vilar is working to fix Colorado’s water problem
• Opinion: Can Hispanics survive Obama’s political suicide?
• MMA fighter Dennis Bermudez doesn't want to have to wait for a title shot
• This 'Movember' and beyond, all men must consider these two foods
• Protests over 43 missing students in Mexico spread across the country
• A symbol of Mexico’s pre-colonial grandeur fades out of sight
• State Department puts out $5 million reward for U.S.-born Zetas leader
• Mexico's newest cartels are smaller, more localized but just as ruthless
• Geraldo Rivera: O (please) Canada, an open letter to critics
• Rick Sanchez: Mayor who "arrested" 90-year-old homeless advocate isn't a bad guy
• Wounded vet who got free house: ‘We still feel like we are in somebody else’s home’
• Opinion: Mexico, a nation at its breaking point
• Matt Nathanson's music video for 'Headphones' brings hearing aid to Peru
• School bus rolls over in Massachusetts with 22 kids on board
• U2 delaying album release, say they need 'breathing space' to reassess after Trump win
• The unfinished story of Jose and Kener, two minors who crossed to the U.S. in the summer
• Opinion: Notes from the border on Election Day
• Mexicans increasingly angry at President Peña Nieto amid disappearance of 43 students
• Political parties take note: Latino electorate is independent, sophisticated, and issues do matter
• President Peña Nieto tries to calm Mexicans' increasing anger over violence, disappearances
• Opinion: Puerto Rico needs more businesses like Herbalife, whose model provides opportunity to all
• John Leguizamo tells his 'Fugly!' story on the big screen, hints at struggles as a Latino actor
• Fernando Espuelas: 'Latinos are lousy voters' and other lessons from the 2014 midterms
• Opinion: Without equal representation and access to opportunity, where is the American Dream?
• Latinos flex political muscle in Rhode Island, elect first Hispanic secretary of state, Elorza as Providence mayor
• Exclusive photos show injuries Joran van der Sloot sustained in prison, lawyer claims killer 'fears for his life'
• 'Getting ready for war': Destructive prison riot caught on video
• Brian Sandoval vs. Harry Reid? Governor's win sets up showdown for 2016 Senate seat
• Opinion: In Florida, 'Chain Gang' Charlie loses to Cuban-American voters
• George P. Bush becomes first in family to win first race, wins Texas land commissioner post
• In Nevada, Brian Sandoval cruises to a second term as governor
• GOP challenger Cory Gardner wins Senate seat as Latinos turn out in force in Colorado
• Opinion: Midterm election record-breaking spending falls short in reaching Hispanics
• Opinion: Making broadband work for all Latinas
• Disabled Cuban cyclist sees NYC Marathon as chance to inspire
• The Unstealable Bike? Three Chilean students hope to prevent thefts with new design
• Secretive Mexican police unit questioned over 3 murdered Americans
• Opinion: On Day of the Dead, Mexico is living in purgatory because of missing students
• State races in California have a say on 2016 … in a couple of languages other than English
• ‘Por Ellos, Sí Podemos’ campaign offers Latino-inspired costumes for Halloween
• Latino polling firms grow in clout and influence
• Largely ignored, ballot measures across U.S. could impact Latinos
• Opinion: A 'Tale of Two Artesias,' as told by an immigration lawyer on the ground
• Rick Sanchez: No justice for 43 missing students in Iguala, Mexico
• A first in Colorado: Two Anglo politicians to debate on TV in Spanish
• Mexican Lucha Libre gets American face time in new El Rey Network drama series
• EXCLUSIVE: VA forgets veteran's suicide, sends grieving sister his new benefits card: 'like losing him again'
• Desperate search for 43 Mexican students shakes up small town of Iguala
• Hispanic support of Democratic Party waning, study finds
• Non-citizen immigrants who voted in 2008 and 2010 may have swung elections
• Opinion: This month's Synod on the Family was perfect storm
• As Mexico searches for 43 missing students, dozens of bodies turn up in mass graves
• Political unknown, familiar name: George P. Bush expected to win powerful Texas post
• Opinion: FIFA Qualifiers for Women’s World Cup tell us lots needs to be done on the female soccer field
• Watching a 101-year-old woman become an American citizen may motivate you to vote
• In era of shrinking mainstream media, journalism schools like Arizona's are filling the void
• Cardinals outfielder, star prospect Oscar Taveras dies in car accident in DR
• Once a hardcore party drink, Mexican tequila now finding favor as an upmarket drink
• Officials ramp up Spanish-language Ebola outreach as first case of virus confirmed in NYC
• Foul call: Did a Giants pitcher use a racial slur with Latino ballplayer at the World Series?
• Rick Sanchez: Who owes Monica Lewinsky an apology?
• Opinion: Renee Zellweger and the elusive art of aging gracefully
• Who will decide who wins the U.S. Senate race in N.C.? Don't count out Latino voters
• Mexican-American Pedro Celis vies to unseat Democratic Congresswoman in Washington state
• One in five Latinas has genetic protection from breast cancer, study finds
• Opinion: Will Hispanics vote on November 4? And who for if they do?
• NY school overwhelmed with dozens of undocumented kids who flooded in after border surge
• Cuba emerges as committed ally against Ebola - yet can't treat illnesses at home
• Opinion: What are Russia’s intentions in Latin America?
• Carnegie Hall soloist Rosa Antonelli is an Argentinian pianist with a mission
• Spring 2015 trend overview: Seventies revival, 3-D florals, high-slit skirts and more
• Opinion: Indigenous women need a voice, in Mexico and elsewhere
• Hola Aloha! Latinos are fastest-growing ethnic group in Hawaii
• In U.S., newly arrived migrants and schools struggling to adapt to each other
• Campaign spies: when a candidate slips up, 'trackers' make sure the world is watching
• Nice dreams: Cheech Marin waxes about beauty, the Day of the Dead and ‘The Book of Life’
• Opinion: Supreme Court should rule for workers in overtime case
• Calm center of Greg Abbott’s campaign for Texas governor is his Mexican-American wife, Cecilia
• Brazil looks to buy Chinook helicopters from Boeing as tensions with U.S. thaw
• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a good time to think 'phytonutrients'
• Harvard-trained Colombian mayor uses data and science to drop murder rate
• Latino vote will not be major factor in tight midterm races, Pew study says
• National Latino museum in indefinite limbo because of congressional gridlock, leader says
• Elizabeth Peña, prolific Hollywood actress who starred in 'La Bamba,' 'Modern Family' dies at 55
• Venezuelan U.N. Security Council spot could be thorn in the side for U.S. officials
• Rick Sanchez: Ebola vaccine could soon be on the way
• CIA report says lessons to be learned from Nicaragua and Cuba when dealing with Syria
• In U.S. congressional race between Valadao and Renteria, a clash of politicians with farming backgrounds
• Opinion: An uphill battle - HIV/AIDS and the Latino population
• Grammy-winning Chilean rock band, La Ley, reunited after a decade apart, mounts U.S. tour
• Opinion: Insurance companies are profiting under Obamacare
• Newborn abandoned in dumpster had flies all over her, couple who saved her now fight for adoption
• Wilmer Valderrama on 'From Dusk Til Dawn': 'Pop culture is paying attention'
• Opinion: What's in a name pronunciation? For Latinos, plenty
• Latino vote may be deciding factor in tight Georgia Senate race
• Opinion: Latino voices helped secure San Gabriel Mountains as national monument, let’s keep it up
• Hispanic Federation will celebrate 25 years of looking out for the Latino community
• 'Cristela' creator and star: I don't want to represent Latinos, I want to entertain them
• 'Jane the Virgin' Gina Rodriguez out to show what 'Latinoness' is about
• Landon Donovan says goodbye to men's national team against Ecuador
• Geraldo Rivera: Immigration frustration
• Repo agent gets surprise prison term in chase, deadly crash
• In California governor's race, incumbent Jerry Brown chases fourth term; GOP rival seeks to rebrand party
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Francisco Nuñez, inspiring children from all walks of life
• Five indisputable reasons why Latinas matter
• Hail to the chief impersonator: Documentary spotlights the work of 'Bronx Obama'
• Forget bombs: Joke about Ebola on flight to the Dominican Republic causes havoc
• Rick Sanchez: Cuban Doctors are saying, 'Adiós, Caracas. Hello, Miami!
• Congressional race pitting Pete Gallego, Will Hurd is the only competitive midterm race in Texas
• Carl Edwards steps away from NASCAR, avoids 'retirement'
• Top U.S. general says Ebola outbreak coming through Central America is real threat
• Wilmer Valderrama: 'The future of both political parties relies on Latinos'
• Ebola dog is put to sleep amid protests and heartache: ‘We had no choice,’ vet says
• Little Havana, the heart of Miami's Hispanic culture, fights to retain its character
• Chief defends cop after Steeler coach's arrest is questioned
• Opinion: President Obama can lead the diversity effort among his allies in Silicon Valley  
• Opinion: A Republican-controlled Senate may be the only way immigration reform passes
• Latino voters turning their backs on President Obama over lack of action on immigration
• Skateboarding giant Paul Rodriguez wears his cool, and his heritage, on his sleeve
• GOP, Democrats angle for Hispanic vote in conservative stronghold with growing Latino population
• Peru's President rejects idea of 'co-operation' with U.S. on drugs, wants 'co-responsibility' instead
• Two teenage girls in Argentina viciously slashed in face for being 'too pretty'
• Border Patrol on alert after 71 people from hard-hit Ebola countries illegally enter U.S. this year
• With 'El Libertador,' Edgar Ramírez makes the leap from Carlos the Jackal to Simón Bolívar
• Teen lacrosse players get probation in guinea pig slaying
• Rick Sanchez: A Harvest of Hope In Immokalee, Florida
• Dubai's DAMAC confirms offering $2B in deals to Trump
• Opinion: Here are some of the reasons why I am a Republican
• Town where Texas girl Sabrina Allen was found reportedly a hotbed for human trafficking activity
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Miss USA Nia Sanchez, beautiful inside and out
• Opinion: Thirty days to be Hispanic
• Dispute over public art celebrating Latino heritage drives a wedge in Massachusetts town
• Florida get-out-the-vote groups press for big Latino turnout in November
• Mario Diaz-Balart: President Obama only thinks of immigration reform in election season
• Latino neighborhoods: Dallas’ Oak Cliff beats with Hispanic heart, but some fear gentrification
• Latino groups tell Democrats: Don't blame us if you lose election
• Opinion: Obama’s global retreat leads to Gangsta’s Paradise in Latin America
• New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez riding coalition with conservative Democrats to likely re-election
• Student says Harvard gave him free ride when he revealed his illegal status
• Opinion: The law of the jungle, the Chevron battle in Ecuador retold
• Author sues Disney for $250 million, claiming movie 'Frozen' copied her life story
• Heart surgeon Pedro del Nido performs pint-size miracles saving children in womb
• Protected by the cross: Churches across nation offer sanctuary for undocumented immigrants facing deportation
• Concern over Pentagon policy change regarding young undocumented migrants in military
• Meet Maria Echevaste, first Mexican American woman nominated as U.S. ambassador in Mexico
• Latino advocacy group encouraging voters not to vote Democrat in key swing states
• Latino groups say there are many Hispanics qualified to take over for Eric Holder
• ‘Build the right relationships,’ head of Latino MBA group advises would be entrepreneurs
• Hispanic-owned businesses growing more than twice as fast as national average
• Opinion: Battle over Internet regulations is the civil rights struggle of the 21st century 
• Democrats launch ad attacking New Hampshire GOP rising star Marilinda Garcia as too extreme
• Latino neighborhoods: East L.A., the colorful heart of the Chicano movement
• Rick Sanchez: In defense of Senator Daniel Inouye 
• Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval seems headed to an easy win this year - and maybe much more
• Opinion: Karnes Detention Center for immigrants – A Hollywood façade of due process
• The 'whitest profession': Despite outreach, few Latinos go into veterinary medicine
• Opinion: The future of Petrocaribe, another default?
• Cuban-Americans Joe Garcia and Carlos Curbelo in bitter race for Florida Congressional seat
• 'Gotham' star Victoria Cartagena gushes about 'Batman' prequel: 'I've seen them all'
• Activists renew push to restore Voting Rights Act provision they claim protects minorities
• Venezuelans see, hear, feel late President Hugo Chavez at every turn
• Opinion: There’s a war on traditional marriage and Hispanics are losing
• Hispanic Heritage Month: José Feliciano continues on his musical journey
• EXCLUSIVE: ‘Magic Mike’ star Adam Rodriguez talks training for sequel, Hispanic Heritage Month
• New TV series 'Red Band Society’ inspired by Latino cancer survivor aims straight at the heart
• Latino voters likely to be decisive factor in handful of key races, experts say
• Rick Sanchez: Cubans, An Immigrant Success Model
• Opinion: Are We Prepared For An ISIS Threat At The U.S.-Mexico Border?
• Opinion: Inflation Rains On Venezuela's Red Parade
• Hispanic And Healthy: Tasty Magic Out Of Beans, Cilantro And A Spoonful Of Freshness
• Rafael Pineiro, Top Latino NYPD Cop Retires Amid Reports That He Was Forced Out
• Coming To A Park Near You – Loreta Velazquez: Southern Wife, Confederate Soldier, Union Spy
• Opinion: Encouraging Latinos Not To Vote Over Immigration Impasse Is Irresponsible, Shameful
• Latino Neighborhoods: El Barrio, Or Spanish Harlem, Still Standing Strong In New York City
• Isis Vs ISIS: A Woman Pleads With Media To Stop Calling Terrorist Group By Her Name
• Woman Striving To Become Nevada’s First Latina Lieutenant Governor Wants To Help State Make Comeback
• Could Apple’s New iPhone 6 Help Solve The Company's Latino Problem?
• How A N.Y. Lawyer Is Getting Unaccompanied Minors Legal Status Using Controversial 2008 Law
• The Family That Bikes Together: Montana Parents And Kids Embark On Record 6,200-Mile Journey
• New TV Series Looks To Document America's Dramatic Demographic Shift
• Drones Get More Space To Roam Over Texas: FAA Approves Runway For Unmanned Aircrafts
• Opinion: San Gabriel Mountains Should be Protected as a National Monument
• Florida Governor's Race This Year Comes Down To The Hispanic Vote, Analysts Say
• One Family's Story: How And Why 5 Kids Fled El Salvador And Illegally Crossed Into The U.S.
• Opinion: Five Reasons Why Obama’s ISIS Strategy Will Fail
• Chile Struggling To Figure Out Who Is Behind String Of Chilling Bombings In Santiago
• New Mexico Gubernatorial Candidate Under Fire For Claiming Rival Susana Martinez 'Does Not Have Latino Heart'
• Eyes On Miami: A Scruffy Street Artist Faces Off Against A Global Clothing Brand
• Rick Sanchez: Atlanta Hawks Owner Isn’t The Problem, We Are!   
• Ted Cruz, Other Lawmakers Push To Revoke Citizenship Of Americans Who Join ISIS, But Is It Feasible?
• What's The Best Way To Pay For College?
• Geraldo Rivera: Who/What Killed My Friend Joan Rivers?
• Opinion: The President Chickened Out!
• World Leaders Of All Stripes Call For Drug Legalization In New Report Ahead Of UN General Assembly
• Fathers’ Rights Groups Rally Behind Nick Olivas In Odd Rape-Child Support Case
• Dan Stein: Delaying A Bad Idea Doesn’t Make It A Good One, Mr. Obama
• Opinion: The Audacity Of Nope
• Driver’s Licenses For Undocumented Is Top Issue In Colorado's Hotly Contested Governor's Race
• Opinion: Diverse Energy Mix Good For Economy, Good For Latinos
• Sen. Ted Cruz Confident About Chances Of New Hampshire Congressional Hopeful, Marilinda Garcia
• Brazilian Pop Star Ivete Sangalo On Her Way To Becoming Newest Crossover Sensation
• Latino Activist Blasts Kennedy Center For Excluding Latino Artists In Honors, Again
• Sen. Robert Menendez Says U.S. And Europe Should Arm Ukraine With 'Sophisticated Weapons'
• Prominent Latinos Dole Out Cash In Lead-Up To Midterm Elections – Here's Where
• Pres. Obama's 'No Strategy' Strategy On Combating ISIS Emblematic, Could Influence 2014 Elections
• What, Me, Worry? Mayweather Confident About Rematch With Maidana Despite 'Dirty Tactics'
• Why Back-To-School Shopping Is More Expensive This Year – And What You Can Do About It
• Rick Sanchez: The Naked Truth About Reporters And Our Right To Privacy
• Opinion: We Are All To Blame For Obscene Celebrity Worship That Led To Leak Of Nude Pics
• N.J. Governor Chris Christie's Mission To Mexico Is Opportunity For Both To Shine
• Opinion: Jennifer Lawrence Scandal Tells Us It's Time To Redraw Freedom, Privacy Frontier
• Candidates Test Out The Foreign Policy Waters Courting Latino Voters
• Chicago Girl Gets To Live Out Soccer Dream At Manchester United's Old Trafford Stadium
• Latino Kids Not Catching Up Under Common Core Standards, Early Testing Suggests
• In Tight Midterm Races In Colorado, Latinos Could Be Key Swing Vote
• 'Cantinflas' Hits Theaters With The Story Of Mexico's Beloved Version Of Charlie Chaplin
• Obama Nominates First Latina To Head Immigration And Customs Enforcement
• Fortune 500 Companies Are Still 'Good Old Boys" Clubs, Shutting Out Latinos, Group Says
• Rick Sanchez: Want To Help Your People, Mr. President? Get Out Of The Way!
• Maidana Has Clear Message For Mayweather: 'Come Fight Me Like A Man'
• Facing Deportation, Mexican Woman Offered Sanctuary At Arizona Church
• New $27 million fund aims to save humanity from destructive AI
• 'Ultimate Fighter: Latin America's' Fabrício Werdum Eager To Take On Cain Velasquez
• Mexican President Visiting California Stays Mum On Case Of U.S. Marine Jailed In Tijuana
• Opinion: Sofia The Sexist And Beyoncé The Feminist? Only To Those With Blinders On
• Alfred Molina And Gabriel Luna In New TV Show, 'Matador,' That Mixes Soccer And Crime
• Opinion: How About Landmark Immigration Case 'Plyler V. Doe' Becomes 'Plyler And Doe'?
• Sprint's New Latino CEO Revamps Company With Eye On Hispanics
• US Open: Dominican Tennis Player To Make History At Grand Slam Tournament
• Invigorated By Ferguson, South L.A. Holds Protests Against Police Killing Of Father Of Three
• Jessica Alba, Robert Rodriguez Dish On 'Sin City: A Dame To Kill For'
• Opinion: Apple And The Lack Of Latinos In The Tech Sector
• UFC Fighter Alex García Laying 12-1 Record, Life And Limb On Line Against Neil Magny
• Opinion: Mexican Pres. Peña Nieto’s Could Fix His Low Popularity By Tackling Corruption
• Rick Sanchez: Lessons Ferguson Could Learn From The Miami Riots
• Legal Troubles Bringing Out Presidential Side Of Texas Gov. Rick Perry
• Catholic Leaders Are Hoping Latinos Can Save Struggling Parochial Schools
• Opinion: Congress Shouldn't Hold Internet Users Hostage
• Four Years After Being Signed Into Law, Protests Flare Over Arizona SB1070 Enforcement
• Opinion: A First-Hand Look Inside Artesia, An Immigrant Detention Center In New Mexico
• While Protesters Clash With Police, Ferguson's Latino Community Sympathizes, But Nervously
• Despite Expected Low Turnout, Latino Voters Could Prove Crucial In Some Midterm Races
• Opinion: Grand Jury Indictment Of Texas Governor Rick Perry Exposes Corruption
• 'Dora The Explorer' Is Now A City Girl, But Her Iconic Voice Is Still Fátima Ptacek's
• Geraldo Rivera: Michael Brown And Trayvon Martin, Spinning Tragedy
• Dr. Judy: Triple Trauma Of Robin Williams Suicide, A Psychologist’s Take
• #Spanglish: Top 5 Hispanic Social Media Campaigns
• U.S. Oil Companies Waiting To Pounce On Mexican Fields As Country Opens Industry
• ‘Peruvian Schindler' Goes To Hollywood: Babysitter Saved Hundreds During Holocaust
• A Tragic Moment, A Lifelong Search: A Woman's Effort To Bring Her Dad's Suspected Killer To Justice
• Pope Francis Drafts Messi, Maradona And Others To Play In Soccer Match For Peace In Gaza
• Rick Sanchez: Gene Simmons' Political Correctness Is Just Plain Wrong
• Opinion: Rand Paul Is Out Of Step With Latinos On Immigration, Civil Rights
• More Than 1 Million More Puerto Ricans On U.S. Mainland Than On Island, Study Says
• Lick And Look! Spanish Physicist Creates An Ice Cream Flavor That Changes Color
• New Costume, Same Chavo: Former WWE Champ Guerrero Becoming Comic Superhero
• 'Devious Maids' Star Roselyn Sanchez Seems To Have It All, Including A Spanish-Language TV Show
• South Florida Billionaire Wants To Build North America's Tallest Flagpole In Downtown Miami
• Dream Come True: Veteran Amputee Fulfills Wish Of Becoming A Pro Wrestler
• Venezuela's Car Industry Moving In Reverse: Manufacturing Down 83% In One Year
• High-Tech Flower Coming To The Amazon – One That Can Monitor Illegal Logging, Poaching
• Rick Sanchez: Blowback On The Border
• In Rare Move, University Grants $22K Scholarship To Undocumented Student
• Opinion: America Latina Or America 'LaChina'? A New Challenge For U.S. Policy
• Opinion: Why Isn’t President Obama Protecting Refugee Children With A Stroke Of His Pen?
• Opinion: After Brady Passes, One Latina Mom Is Fired Up
• Spanish-Language Camp In L.A. Looks To Preserve The Family Language – Diving Into It
• Opinion: With All The Immigration Fireworks, Why Does The Government Seem So Surprised?
• From DREAMers To Border Crisis, Changing Face Of Immigration Keeps Upending Debate
• Shakira Rules Universe - 'La La La' Tops Kiddie Darth Vader For Most Shared Ad
• 12-Year-Old Wants To Become Youngest Person In World To Run A Marathon On 7 Continents
• Google, Hispanic Heritage Foundation Team Up On STEM Program For Summer School
• Turkish legislators scuffle in debate over Erdogan's powers
• Greek officials link gun fired at police with far leftists
• Highlights: Trump's plan to separate himself from business empire
• Opinion: Net Neutrality Not So Neutral On Hispanic Employment
• Banned Brazilian Dance Receives Warm Welcome In U.S.
• Lax Attitude Along Mexico's Southern Border Becoming Thorn In U.S.'s Side
• Five Peruvian Superfoods For Five Refreshing 'Paletas' With a Health Kick
• Opinion: Carlos Slim's Three-Day Workweeks Idea Is Out Of Touch With Mexico's Reality
• Norway defends treatment of mass murderer in court plea
• Serbian president meets convicted war criminal
• Israeli Arabs urge general strike after house demolitions
• Iceland gets new government, could restart EU entry talks
• Peter Schweizer: Your money is being used to help bankroll the World Economic Forum in Davos. Why?
• Derelict Miami Stadium With A Latino History Is Hoping To Return To Its Glory Days
• Criticism Of Israel By Latin American Nations May Be Tinged With Anti-U.S. Sentiment, Analysts Say
• East Harlem Street Renamed In Honor Of Young Lords
• A Teen With A Mission: Not One More Child Killed In A Hot Car
• Opinion: Immigration Reform By Treaty
• Sen. Harry Reid Accused Of 'Strong-Arming' Group To Benefit Democrat In Nevada Lt. Gov. Race
• Rick Sanchez: Colombia, A Truly Remarkable Comeback Story
• Dominican-American Author Julia Alvarez Says Receiving National Medal Of Arts Was 'Surreal'
• Mexico’s Growing Auto Industry: Bane Or Boon For U.S. Big Three?
• Soldier’s Home In Miami-Dade Illegally Demolished While He Was On Active Duty, Judge Rules
• U.S. Is The Largest, But Not The Only, Recipient Of Central American Immigrants In Latest Surge
• Was $642 Million In U.S. Aid To Central America Over 2 Years Too Much Or Not Enough?
• Isacson: Immigration Crisis Is Product Of Perfect Storm Of Conditions In Central America
• Emily Rios Doesn't Just Play A Lesbian On 'The Bridge'; Comes Out During Interview
• On Eve Of White House Meeting, Honduran President Says He Has Taken Major Steps To Stem Exodus Of Minors
• (Over) 50 Shades Of Demi Lovato: Singer Says She Gets Hair Color Inspirations On Internet
• Taming 'The Beast': Company Hopes Faster, Safer Trains Will Stop Immigrants From Reaching U.S.
• 'Underwater Dreams:' An Immigrant Underdog Story With A Sobering Ending
• These airlines will give you the worst delays
• Venezuelan “presidential princesses” stir up controversy
• With Chávez Long Gone, His Daughters Stir Controversy Living As 'Presidential Princesses'
• Opinion: ‘East Los High’ Show Builds A Future For Latinos In Media
• Rep. Henry Cuellar, A Democrat, Has Become One Of Obama's Biggest Critics On Border Crisis
• Get Down, Stay Sharp: Dancing May Help Put Off Alzheimer's And Dementia
• Rick Sanchez: Our Real Border Problem Is Not On The Border
• Opinion: A Group Of Hungry Children Show Up At Your Doorstep: What Would You Do?
• Real Life 'Rosie The Riveter' Is Proud Mexican-American From Kansas
• Opinion: Why Democrats' Agenda Is Better For Latinos Than Republicans'
• Victoria Beckham admits she regrets breast implants
• Here's how much it costs to raise a child in the US
• Shellfish science: Experts eye making green bags from shrimp shells
• Sen. Ted Cruz Moves Front And Center In GOP Response To Border Crisis
• Hundreds Of Protests Planned This Weekend Across U.S. Over Border Crisis
• Malaysia Plane Shot Down By Ukraine, Claims Mysterious Spanish Air Traffic Controller
• Meet The Latino Brewmaster Behind Blue Moon Beer And His Newest, Mexican-Inspired Ale
• After The Kids Have Gone: Former Spring Break Destination In Mexico Finds Quieter Ways To Prosper
• Geraldo Rivera: Just Do It
• Long-Time Foes Rahm Emanuel, Luis Gutierrez Join Forces To Try To Capture Chicago's Latino Vote
• NASCAR Driver Aric Almirola Winning At Daytona Was 'Like A Dream Come True'
• Opinion: Arizona's Ban On Licenses For Dreamers Deserved To Be Struck Down
• Exclusive Interview with Rafael Nadal
• Big Papi Getting Even Bigger: David Ortiz Subject Of Documentary About 2013 Season
• JLo-Produced Series 'Los Jets' Follows Undocumented Soccer Players In North Carolina
• Hispanic Share Of Wealth To Possibly Triple By 2025, Study Says
• All Eyes On The Yankees' Derek Jeter In His Farewell All-Star Game
• Great Outdoors Month: Remembering Roberto Clemente’s Legacy
• Jose Antonio Vargas, The Most Famous Undocumented Immigrant In U.S., Detained At Border
• Bystander shoots suspected carjacker in Philadelphia
• Rick Sanchez: Hollywood’s Choice to Exclude Latinos Is Just Bad Business
• Is California Latino Legislative Caucus Breaking The Law By Denying GOP Lawmaker Membership?
• What Researchers Learned From Kindergarten: 17 States Have More Than 20% Latino Enrollment
• Is A Digital Bible Less Holy? U.S. Officials Increasingly Sworn In On Tablets
• Opinion: Immigration Crisis Shows Huge Failure Of Leadership And Obama's Lack Of Confidence
• Germany World Cup Champion Over Argentina; Wins Classic Final In Overtime, 1-0
• Want To Know Who Will Win Sunday’s World Cup Final? ‘Cortana’ Has The Answer
• Want Messi Hair? This Texas Barber Can Put Your Favorite Player On Your Dome
• Don't Expect To Hear The Caxirola - Brazil's Answer To The Vuvuzela - At World Cup Final On Sunday
• Calif. Churches Near Murrieta Lend A Hand - Or A Home - To Immigrants, Sparking Debate Among Parishioners
• Michelle Obama At LULAC Convention: Too Many Latinos Are Not Fulfilling Their Potential
• Argentina Upends The Netherlands, 0-0 (4-2), Makes Date With Germany In Final
• Putting A Face On Immigration Surge: Unaccompanied Minors Have Difficulty Navigating The System
• In A Controversial Move, Justice Department To Prioritize Deportation Proceedings Of Minors
• Opinion: T-Mobile Deals A Triple Win
• Rick Sanchez: Twitter Doesn’t Talk Back, Know That!
• Brazil Loses Big At World Cup - And Not Just On The Field
• Germany Destroys Brazil’s Dream Of Winning A World Cup At Home, 7-1
• With More Than 1 Billion Posts, Tweets And Likes, World Cup Scores In Social Media
• Opinion: Obamacare's Emphasis On Contraception Without Co-Pay Is Political Ploy, Not Health Initiative
• Something New Under The Sun: Latino-Owned Farms In U.S. Growing At A Healthy Pace
• 'A Second Chance At Life': Separated Siblings Reunited In Time For Kidney Donation
• Dallas-Area Businessman Holds Toy Drive For Undocumented Minors Held By Border Patrol In Texas
• Local Communities Feel The Pressure As Border Influx Comes To Their Towns
• So Close, But No Semifinal: Costa Rica Plays Netherlands To 0-0 Tie, Falls In Shootout
• Argentina Holds Off Belgium 1-0 In A Physical Battle, Reaches World Cup Semifinal
• Brazil Ends Colombia’s World Cup Cinderella Story, Makes Semifinals Date With Germany
• Summer Heat Makes River Crossing At Yuma, Ariz., More Attractive To Border Crossers
• California Judge Helps Rediscover Latinos' Place In Military History
• Man Spends Entire Life Savings On No-Kill Shelter, But Now It's In Danger Of Closing
• Opinion: In Ecuador, Members Of Society Face Persecution For Doing Their Job
• Jenni Rivera's Brother, Lupillo, Finds Himself In Middle Of Immigration Spotlight
• Cartels Exploit Immigration Crisis To Smuggle More Drugs Across Border
• A look at the stakes if US moves Israel embassy to Jerusalem
• Opinion: In Hobby Lobby Decision, What About The Beliefs Of The Employees?
• After World Cup Loss, USA Fans Go Home With Long Faces, But Heads Held High
• Juan Williams: Does Conservative Opposition To Immigration Reform Come Mostly From Fear?
• Rick Sanchez: Beer, Bites And Futbol Bring Out Latino Classism
• Opinion: President Obama’s Immigration Wait And See Looks To Maximize Political Impact
• Out With A Bang: U.S. Eliminated From World Cup, But Not Without Putting Up A Fight
• After U.S.'s Early World Cup Success, American Fans Keep The Party Going In Brazil
• Central American Migrants Face Deportation Long Before They Reach U.S. Border
• Opinion: Would Immigration, Imprisoned Marine Crises Have Happened Under President Calderon's Watch?
• In Mexico, Faith And Fútbol And Politics Are Mixing In Unexpected Ways
• Republican Party No Longer Has Tight Grip On Cuban-American Vote, Bill Clinton Says
• Costa Rica Makes History At World Cup; Mexico Falls 9 Minutes Short To Netherlands
• Colombia Romps Over Uruguay In World Cup, 2-0, Will Play Brazil In Quarterfinals
• Host Team Brazil Beats Chile, Reaches World Cup Quarterfinals
• Undocumented Immigrant Children Spurred By Reuniting With Families, Not Just Violence
• Is Hosting The World Cup Worth It? (No.) So Why Do It? (Good Question.)
• Despite White House Claims, Up To 80% Of Migrant Children Can Legally Stay In Country
• Opinion: I Was Not Supposed To Succeed – I Am The Daughter Of Immigrant Parents
• Europe: heavy snow brings more misery, deaths, travel delays
• After 1-0 Loss, Team USA Fans In Recife Still See Reason To Hope For A Run To Final
• Opinion: 'Latino Issues' Are American Issues
• Thief leaves wallet behind after attempting to steal Starbucks tip jar
• In Strong Appeal To Dominicans, Espaillat May Have Alienated Other Hispanics And Blacks
• After Same-Sex Marriage Ruling, Growing Number Of Gay Immigrants Benefiting From Law
• Opinion: Why Is Bilingual Education Better?
• Rick Sanchez: CNN’s Movie Role Mimics A Real Drumbeat For War
• Uruguay's Luis Suárez's World Cup Biting Incident Is Latest In String Of Offensive Behavior
• Failed Immigration Policy Rears Its Ugly Head As Minors Stream Across Border
• Opinion: 100,000-Plus Kids — Blame Obama, Bush, or Who?
• Opinion: Financial Storm in Puerto Rico
• After Portugal Shocker, U.S. Soccer Fans Still Hopeful About Team’s World Cup Chances
• Rick Sanchez: The Amnesty Excuse
• Exotic Manaus Offers World Cup Travelers More Than Just Soccer Games
• World Cup Host City Manaus Offers A Taste Of The Exotic Amazon To Travelers
• Geraldo Rivera: Suffer The Little Children
• Former Obama Adviser: Central America Exacerbating The Child Migration Crisis
• Israel: Hamas lured soldiers with photos of women
• A Whole New Adventure For U.S. Soccer Fans Dealing With Travel Woes During World Cup
• Beauty-Obsessed Venezuelans Dealing With Another Shortage: Personal Hygiene Products
• Opinion: The Road Less Traveled – A Latina's Path to College
• U.S. Court Decision On Argentinian Bond Debt Would Force ‘Inevitable’ Default
• St. Augustine, The 501-Year-Old City That Preserves Florida's Latino Spirit
• Opinion: Obama, Immigration And The Lincoln Playbook
• The World Cup So Far: A Tale Of Two Goalies
• Opinion: High-Skilled Immigrants Create Jobs for Americans
• Opinion: In Apple v Samsung, Outrageous Awards Hurt Latinos
• Miss USA Nia Sanchez: I Was Told To Change My Latin Surname To Make It Big
• Labrador's Run For House Leadership Highlights Latinos' Growing Clout Among Conservatives
• Arizona Candidate Who Changed His Name To Cesar Chavez Removed From Ballot
• Opinion: Why Can’t The Children Be Turned Around At The Border And Sent Home?
• Brazil vs. Mexico: A Development Rivalry That Keeps Going Back And Forth
• The First U.S. World Cup Match In Brazil Turned Memorable In 29 Seconds
• Nuns Sue Strip Club, Latino Prominent Town In Illinois Over Zoning Violations
• Opinion: Congress Wants To Undo Moms’ Hard Work On School Lunches
• Let’s Get This Party Started: U.S. Fans Ready For World Cup Opener
• A Libertarian Latino Is Running For Vermont Governor, Would Celebrate With Mofongo
• This Is Lionel Messi's Time: For The Argentinian Striker, It's Now Or Never At The World Cup
• Long Before World Cup, Americans Came To Natal To Fight A Different Battle
• U.S. Supporters In Brazil Ready For World Cup Game Against Ghana
• Congressman Bob Goodlatte Says He's 'Ready To Move' On Immigration Reform
• Honduran President Says U.S. Weak Laws To Blame For Child Migration Crisis
• GOP Smackdown: Rep. Labrador Enters The Race For House Majority Leadership
• Brazil’s No. 1 Elvis Presley ‘All Shook Up’ About World Cup
• Rare Picasso Tapestry, His Biggest Piece In The U.S., Gets A New Domain In NYC
• Oh, Cheeses: Fight Over Aged Cheese Leaves FDA In Stinky Situation
• Cesar Chavez’s Grandson Comes Out Swinging To Protect Labor Icon's ‘True Legacy’
• Opinion: Often Unspoken, Racism Within The Latino Community
• This Friday The 13th, Giant Solar Flares May Disrupt Communication On Earth
• How Will Eric Cantor's Potential Successor, Kevin McCarthy, Handle Immigration Reform?
• Police, Protesters Clash Morning Of World Cup Opening; Security Remains Major Issue
• Rex Tillerson's old feud with Venezuela may play role in bilateral relation
• Are You A World Cup Know-Nothing? Here's A Primer To Help You Get In On The Fun
• Quinoa's Growing Popularity Sparks Battle Between U.S. Researchers, Bolivian Farmers
• Opinion: A Weekend Of Latino Moments - De la Cruz, Camila And Miss USA Nia Sanchez
• The Cup To Raise At The World Cup: Cachaça, Brazil’s National Drink Is Fueling The Party
• Eric Cantor's Stunning Defeat Happened In District Very Different From Rest Of The Nation
• Luis D. Ortiz, Realtor On 'Million Dollar Listing New York,' On Why He Left Puerto Rico
• Rick Sanchez: Virginia's Message Is Loud And Clear: 'Hands Off Immigration Reform'
• Senate Approves $2B To Address Child Migration Crisis; 2nd Bill Would Beef Up Border Patrol
• Opinion: Immigration Is Today’s Slavery-Like Issue — Black And White With Little Grey. Ask Eric Cantor.
• 'Orange Is The New Black' Star Dascha Polanco: ‘I Don’t Want to Get Out of Jail'
• Borinqueneers Finally Get Place In History, Unit Receives Congressional Gold Medal
• Looking Up: Rio’s Hillside Slums See Influx Of Tourists, Money – And Police – For World Cup
• Opinion: On Legal Immigration, Supreme Court Gets It Wrong
• World Cup: As Fans Descend On Brazil, Transit Strike, Violent Protests Threaten Security
• Deportation Costs Surge As Growing Number Of Central Americans Illegally Enter U.S.
• Immigrants Searching For The American Dream, But Finding More Of A Nightmare
• White House Addresses Border Crisis: Trend Is Larger Than We Anticipated
• Man Who Was With The U.S. Crew Jailed In Honduras Details The Harrowing Ordeal
• Opinion: The U.S. Should Extend A Hand To El Salvador’s New President
• World Cup: Alejandro Bedoya Is Poised To Become The Next Midfield Star For Team USA
• Six Americans Have Been Jailed In Honduras For A Month On 'Trumped Up' Charges
• When It Comes To Booking A Vacation, Latinos Still Prefer Travel Agencies
• Rick Sanchez: Child Attacks Shouldn’t Be Just Another Story
• Ariz. Democratic Leader Says Candidate's Name Change Is 'Incredibly Offensive'
• Opinion: Undocumented Immigrants In The U.S. Military? That's Actually Nothing New
• Omar Gonzalez, Key To U.S. Defense, Still Searching For Form Ahead Of World Cup
• Opinion: Teen Pregnancy Is An Issue, But Should We Highlight It In Our Year Books?
• Opinion: On Immigration Reform, President Obama Is Betting On The Guys In The Black Hats
• World Cup 2014: Brazuca Designer, Adidas' Antonio Zea, Calls Ball A 'Labor Of Love'
• After The Soccer World Came To The U.S. In 1994, Nothing Would Ever Be The Same
• Hilda Solis, Former Labor Chief, Now A Frontrunner For Powerful Los Angeles County Post
• Naughty ‘Niño’ Developing In The Pacific Could Play A Role In Hurricane Activity
• World Cup's New Star, The Brazuca Ball, May Generate A Lot Of Scoring
• Lizzie Velasquez, Called 'The Ugliest Woman In The World,' Takes Her Life To The Big Screen
• After Hiding In Plain Sight For 20 Years In Rural Pennsylvania, Mexican Trafficker Finally Arrested, Cops Say
• Young Veteran On Long-Lasting VA Neglect: 'It’s In Our DNA To Not Complain'
• Geraldo Rivera: Trading Memories, 42 Years After Willowbrook Horrors
• Dominican Immigrant Launches Startup That Eases Money Transfers To Latin America
• A Shopping Mall Developer Is Mirroring 1950s Small-Town America For Latino Clientele
• Rick Sanchez: Cut The Euphemisms, Santa Barbara Shooter Was Crazy And Belonged In Asylum
• Brazil 2014: What Type Of Weather You Should Expect During The World Cup
• World Cup 2014: The Man Who Invented Brazil's Iconic Uniform Roots For Uruguay
• In Countdown To World Cup, U.S. Team Recalls Glorious 1950 Upset Against U.K.
• Are You A World Cup Illiterate? Don't Worry, Just Learn These ABCs
• A Golden Generation Of Uruguayans Inaugurated The Era Of Global Soccer Competitions
• World Cup By The Numbers: A Quick Look At How Brazil Has Spent $11 Billion
• World Cup 2014: The Mystery Of The Jules Rimet Trophy
• Notorious sex party house 'Sausage Castle' destroyed in suspicious fire
• The Cruelest Cut: Landon Donovan Left Off U.S. World Cup Roster
• U.S. In The World Cup's 'Group Of Death' – Will It Manage To Survive Killer Squads?
• Opinion: Immigrant Detainees Deserve Fair Pay, Justice
• Canola Oil: An Underrated Food Staple That The Heart Loves
• Exploring The Missing Link In Our Spirituality
• Opinion: As U.S. Policies Put Breaks On Car Industry Growth, Mexico Is Becoming The New Detroit
• The Trouble With Tri – History Is Wiped Out At World Cup For Shaky Mexican Team
• Border Crossing Where Marine Entered Mexico By Mistake Difficult To Navigate
• Historic Champions League Soccer Final Pits Hermano Vs. Hermano
• For The Borinqueneers, It’s Been A Decades-Long Effort To Receive Congressional Medal
• Julian Castro As HUD Secretary Has Political World Talking: A Latino Vs. Latino Presidential Ticket?
• Julian Castro: Son of Chicana Activist, Harvard Law Grad, Future U.S. President?
• 'X-Men: Days of Future Past': Adan Canto Talks About Playing Superhero Mutant Sunspot
• Bella Thorne Kissed A Giraffe On Set With Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. No, Really
• Mario Lopez, Wife Courtney On New Dance Show: It's All About The Chemistry
• Chipotle Responds To Latino Backlash Over Bookish Branding Campaign
• Wary Of Violence In Mexico, Americans Studying Abroad Choosing Other LatAm Destinations
• Mexican Jail Holding U.S. Marine Controlled By Notorious Drug Lords
• Opinion: Live Free And Die Hard, Just Don't Do It In Chipotle
• Geraldo Rivera: Once Upon A Time In FARC-Landia
• In Upcoming 'Gang Related,' Ramon Rodriguez Plays Both Sides Of The Law
• Army Veteran Who Long Thought He Was A U.S. Citizen Finally Becomes Naturalized
• Essential Secrets To Success: Focus On Working Smarter, Not Harder
• Opinion: When It Comes To Immigration Reform, GOP Insists On Being The Party Of 'No We Won’t'
• Rick Sanchez: Good Bye Tea Party, We Hardly Knew Ye
• White House Personnel Director On A Mission: Involve More Latinos In Federal Work
• Venezuelan Opposition Increasingly Splintered And In Disarray: What's Next?
• Debate On Legalizing Undocumented Immigrants Who Serve In Military Heats Up
• Geraldo Rivera: The Hard Part
• Poor Cuban Immigrant Becomes High School Genius, On His Way To MIT
• Opinion: Disparate Impact Of Regulation And President Obama's 'Operation Choke Point'
• Opinion: Jill Abramson Getting Fired By The NY Times Highlights A Crude Reality For Women And Latinas
• 911 Tapes Released Of U.S. Marine Jailed In Mexico Bolster Case He Accidentally Crossed Border
• Bright Lights, Big City: Comic Kiki Melendez Takes Her Hollywood 'Journey' To The Big Screen
• 'Soccer Without Borders' Bridging The Culture Gap For Newcomers Across U.S.
• Uruguay President Mujica On Why His Country's Pot Laws Are Better Than Colorado's
• 'Godzilla' Rising Star Victor Rasuk Talks Prepping, Upcoming Role In 'Fifty Shades Of Grey'
• Geraldo Rivera: On Being Jew-Rican, A Rare Mixed Breed
• Hops Across Cultures—Latino Craft Beer Makers And Aficionados Are Transforming The Industry
• Rick Sanchez: Michael Sam’s Behavior Was An Affront To The NFL Culture
• Herbalife Battles To Polish Reputation As Criticism Mounts That Company Is A Pyramid Scheme
• Goya Foods, The Largest Hispanic-Owned Business In U.S., Adapts To Changing Tastes
• RNC Calls Out Eva Longoria-Sponsored Latino Victory Project, Branding It 'Partisan'
• Tips To Build A Bridge Of Intimacy In This Text-Saturated Era :-/
• Woman Honored At White House For Teaching Traffic Safety To Latinos In U.S., Abroad
• Opinion: President Obama Is Misguided On Building An Economy Of Opportunity
• It's Not Just Boko Haram In Nigeria: Millions Of Women And Children Victimized By Human And Sex Trafficking
• Marco Rubio Stumps In New Hampshire; Calls Out Obama & 'Big Business'
• A Cross-Border Success: Mexican State's Avocado Output Rivals Drug Trade, Helps Curb Cartels
• Daniel Garza: Storm Clouds Over Venezuela, While U.S. Government Remains Largely Silent
• Sen. Rubio: Why Is What´s Happening In Russia More Important Than Venezuela?
• Rick Sanchez: Not So Proud Peacocks
• Cuban Immigrant Slapped With Slew Of Charges Stemming From $2.8 Million Miami Gold Heist
• Opinion: Pandering To The Base On Immigration Could Inflict Long-Term Damage On Texas GOP
• In Closely Watched GOP Primary, North Carolina Favored 'Establishment' Candidates
• Cuban Fugitive Wanted In $2.8M Heist En Route Back To U.S. From Belize, Source Says
• People From All Ethnicities Turning To Buddhism For Strength
• Geraldo Rivera: Obama’s Secret Weapon
• The Serious Business Of Baby Talk: How One Pilot Program Aims To Improve Lives Of Low-Income Kids
• Obama Administration Plans To Allow High-Tech Guest Workers' Spouses To Hold U.S. Jobs
• 'A Fragile Trust' Shines Light On Former NY Times Reporter Jayson Blair 11 Years After Fraud
• American Marine Chained In Mexican Jail Is Unshackled But Remains Behind Bars
• DHS Approves Extradition Request For Cuban Fugitive Wanted In $2.8M Heist
• Opinion: Why Mexican American Men Will Not Vote For Hillary Clinton
• Mother Living In A 'Nightmare' As Marine Son Held In Chains Inside Notorious Mexican Prison
• Shakira And Rihanna Send Temps Soaring In Sexy Music Video
• Opinion: Protecting Clean Water For Our Families, Communities And Businesses
• Why Your Cinco De Mayo Margaritas Will Be So Expensive, Extra Sour This Year
• EXCLUSIVE: Cuban Wanted In 2.8M Heist Could Avoid U.S. Jail Time Due To Red Tape
• In Kentucky Derby, Race Against Weight Takes Jockeys To A Dark Side
• Floyd Mayweather Is Probably Going To Beat Marcos Maidana, But Don’t Bet On It
• Mexican Pres. Peña Nieto Responds To Oscar-Winner Alfonso Cuarón On Oil Industry Reform
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• Venezuelans Take Cue From ‘Occupy’ Movement In U.S., Set Tent City In Caracas
• Between Human Trafficking And Sex Trafficking, A Short And Deadly Step
• Opinion: Increasing The Minimum Wage Is A Huge Plus For Latinos
• Opinion: Sonia Sotomayor's Dissent On Affirmative Action Will Bear Test Of Time
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• Rice Lovers Rejoice: Not All Rice Is Created Equal But All Kinds Are Good For You
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• Opinion: 'El Papa Viajero,' The Pope That Traveled All The Way To Our Hearts
• Mario Lopez Denies Bad Blood Between Him And Maria Menounos On ‘Extra’
• Eva Longoria, Amaury Nolasco Back Documentary About Growing Latino Voting Power
• Opinion: Now Is Not The Time To Play Games With Spectrum
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• Rick Sanchez: The News Network That Cried Wolf
• Fearing Rape, Female Migrants Are Taking Birth Control Before Crossing The Border
• Couple Turns Teenage Daughter's Death Into Mission To Teach Youth About Safe Driving
• Sonia Sotomayor Lashes Out At Supreme Court Justices On Affirmative Action Ruling, Calls Them 'Out Of Touch'
• Paul, Garza, Rodriguez: Our Country’s Education System Has A Built-In Inequality
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• Putting The Dental Patient First: New Techniques For The Perfect Smile
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• The Passing Of A Giant And An Age: Gabriel García Márquez (1927-2014)
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• Roselyn Sanchez Teases ‘A New Murder Mystery’ On ‘Devious Maids’
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• Opinion: Puerto Rico Statehood Is A Moral, Democratic And Economic Imperative
• Gabriel Iglesias: 'A Haunted House 2' Is Over-The-Top Comedy Horror
• Ignoring Latino Community May Have Cost Kathleen Sebelius Her Job
• Peter Quillin, A Champion Boxer With A Colorful Past And A Cuban Heart
• Courts Flooded With Cases Seeking To Overturn Same-Sex Marriage Bans
• Opinion: Is The Hard-Right Anti-Immigration Reform Front Cracking Before Our Eyes?
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• Edward James Olmos Lends His Name (And Voice) To Directorial Debut, ‘Water & Power’
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• Opinion: Stephen Colbert Is Welcome, But Would It Have Killed Them To Have A Latino?
• Rick Sanchez: A Killing With Ties To Havana
• Opinion: 'Cuban Twitter' Is Simply The Latest Iteration Of Radio Free Europe
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• 'Glee' Star Naya Rivera And Rapper Big Sean End Their Short Engagement
• Opinion: GOP's Little Or Negative News Coverage In Spanish Is Self-Inflicted Wound
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• New Voice, New Language At New York Thoroughbred Racing Tracks
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• Opinion: Of Love And Politics, And Jeb Bush's Surprising Statement
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• New Technique Better Identifies Mummified Mexican Border Crossers In Arizona
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• 'Fifth Harmony' Riding The Wave After Demi Lovato Tour
• A Better Graft: How A Mexican-American Biomedical Researcher Is Making Her Mark
• Fort Hood Shooter's Friends Think Mom's Death May Have Played A Part In Rampage
• Fort Hood Shooter Ivan Lopez's Chilling Facebook Post: 'The Devil Will Take Me...Green Light And Finger Ready'
• In Shock: Fort Hood Shooter's Hometown In Puerto Rico Gasps Over Killer's Rampage
• Could U.S. Social Media Program Seeking To Undermine Cuba Instead Boost Raul Castro?
• World Cup 2014: Former U.S. Coach Steve Sampson Questions Whether To Include New Star Player So Late In The Game
• Former U.S. Classmates Rally For Jailed Venezuelan Opposition Leader Leopoldo Lopez
• Chileans Rattled After Temblor But Say Threat Of Quakes A Part Of Life
• Vegetarian Latinos? One Latina Promotes The Benefits Of Cutting Out The Meat
• Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul Says GOP Must Appeal To Hispanics, Get ‘Beyond Deportation’
• Opinion: The End Of Chavismo Starts With Breaking The Myths That Sustain The Regime
• Feeling Silly? April Fools Isn't The Only Day On The Calendar For Going Nutty
• Matthew Kolken: The Untenable Cost Of Doing Nothing On Immigration Reform
• Opinion: Cesar Chavez’s Legacy Is Far From The Fields
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• Guerrilla Leader's Rise To Power In El Salvador Not Expected To Alter Relations With U.S.
• Former Miss Universe Is 'Gagged,' Cries Bloody Tears To Protest Venezuelan Government
• Cesar Chavez's Legacy: Iconic Civil Rights Leader's Controversial Take On Illegal Immigration Rarely Explored
• Lincoln Diaz-Balart: I Am Still Hopeful Congress Can Pass Immigration Reform
• New Small Business Administration Secretary Is Third Latina Cabinet Member In U.S. History
• For These Ten MLB Players, 2014 Could Be Their Breakout Season
• Cesar Chavez: 5 Things You Didn't Know About Union Leader's Life
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• 'Cesar Chavez' Director: 'We Don't See Films About The Latino Experience ... It's Time For That To Happen'
• L.A. Girl With Dad In Deportation Asks Pope Francis To Push For U.S. Immigration Reform
• David Beckham's New Soccer Stadium Aims To Change Miami, But His Architects Already Have
• Death-Defying Thrills: Circus Family Makes Audiences Gasp With 'Globe Of Death' Act
• The Pope, The President: Obama, Fading Rock Star, Meets With Icon On The Rise
• Opinion: Cesar Chavez ... Who?
• Janet Murguia: By Ignoring Lessons Of 2012, GOP Is Driving Latino Voters Further Away
• Puppet Or Defender? U.S. Woman Trumpeting Venezuelan Chavismo Is Lightning Rod For Opposition
• Photographer Peeks Into Future Through Her Lens
• Rick Sanchez: A Principal's Folly, A Student's Gain
• Cousin Of Venezuelan Opposition Leader Leopoldo Lopez Says He Has Become President Maduro's Biggest Nightmare
• Pizza With A Side Of Profanity: Hispanic Marketing Hits A New Low  
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• Opinion: Russian Missiles Positioned In Caracas Are Ominous Sign Repression Will Worsen
• 'Rio 2' Director Carlos Saldanha Gives A Taste Of His Native Brazil And The Amazon
• Nicaraguan Businessman Committed To Abolish Child Labor Gets U.S. Award
• Catalan Independence Push Gains Steam Amid Spain's Financial Woes
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• Dave Castro, Face Behind CrossFit Games, Says Popular Fitness Regimen Only Getting Bigger
• Opinion: Puerto Rico Will Default And That's A Good Thing
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• Conscientious Objector Initially Denied U.S. Citizenship Is Now An American
• Exclusive: Cast Of ‘Orange Is The New Black’ Discuss Latina Empowerment, Upcoming Season
• Danny Trejo Trades His Machete For Singing And Dancing In 'Muppets Most Wanted'
• South American Superfoods: What’s At Stake?
• Missing Ohio girl found dead in restaurant, parents charged
• Transgender Model Carmen Carrera On Victoria’s Secret Snub, Motherhood
• Rick Sanchez: The World of Instagram And Entitlement
• U.S. Should Reinforce Its Commitment To El Salvador, Stand Ready To Be A Partner
• Fox Anchor's Inspiring Cancer Battle Will Encourage You To Donate Bone Marrow
• Opinion: It's The U.S., Not The Castro Regime, Splitting Cuban-American Families
• March Madness: Latino Players Shine In College Basketball National Tourney
• The Accidental Activist: Calle 13's Residente Says His Fiery Politics Are Just 'Social Causes'
• The Ultimate Saint Patrick's Day Experience ― A La Cubana
• Geraldo Rivera: Mr. President, Not A Good Call To Ignore Venezuela
• Sheila E., Hispanicize 'Latinovator' Winner, Marks 40 Years In Music
• Luis Gutierrez: A Less 'Defensive' Obama Shows Up At Immigration Meeting, Renews Hope
• Philly Boxing Champ, Danny García, Readies For Puerto Rico 'Homecoming' In Title Bout
• Border Surgeon Becomes Public Face Of New Weight-Loss Device Not Yet Available In U.S.
• Bipartisan Senate Legislation Seeks Funding For Anti-Government Protesters In Venezuela
• Cancún Is Still The King For Spring Break Partying Despite Drug War Woes
• Congress Looking For A Miracle? Speaker Boehner Invites Pope Francis To Address Lawmakers
• Pope Francis And The Beauty Of His Message, His 'Abuelo' Charm
• A Month Later, Violence In Venezuela Continues ... What's Next?
• Hatin' On The Haters: ‘The Bachelor’ Juan Pablo Galavis Gives Critics A Piece Of His Mind
• Rick Sanchez: For Dems, A Sinking Feeling This Midterm Season
• Fear And Violence Spur Boom In Bulletproof Gear And Armored Car Industries In Mexico
• Laura Posada Wants To Empower Latinos And Help Them Become Successful
• Senate Committee Pushing Resolution Punishing Venezuelan Officials
• Janet Murguia: GOP Holds The Key, But Obama Must Stop Deportations On His Own
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• Rosie Perez Wants Memoir About Tough Life To Be A Source Of Inspiration
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• Calle 13 Dish On New Video Featuring Willie Mays, Combating Youth Violence In Puerto Rico
• Sen. Menendez: If Venezuela Collapses, It Will Have a Ripple Effect Throughout The Region
• 'El Niño Watch' In Effect For The Summer Of 2014
• DNC: 'We’re Going To Continue To Mobilize Against Republican Attacks On Voting'
• America’s Most Brutal Gang Could Be Big Winner In El Salvador’s Presidential Election
• State Dept.: MX & Central America Top Caribbean As Drug Trafficking Conduit Into U.S.
• Deporter-In-Chief? President Obama's Base Turning Against Him Over Inaction On Immigration
• CPAC 2014: Christie Is Back, Leaders Look For Ways To Unite GOP And Conservatives
• Breaking Down The Puerto Rico Debt Crisis
• A Perfect Call For A Perfect Game: Miami Pitcher Accomplishes Rare Feat, Broadcast To The World By His Little Brother
• Rick Sanchez: Chavismo Served Cold, And A Hunger For Something Else
• “Oh No She Didn’t!” NJ Teen's Lawsuit Draws Collective Gasp Around The Country
• Is Marco Rubio's Crusade Against Venezuela And Russia Meant To Win Back The Base?
• Mark Zuckerberg Lobby Group On Immigration Reform: GOP, 'We've Waited Long Enough'
• When Owning A Home Becomes A Hazard (And How To Protect Yourself)
• Otto Reich: The Legacy Of Hugo Chavez, Who Died A Year Ago Today – Or Did He?
• To The Critics Of Alfonso Cuarón: You're Wrong
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• Nelson Balido: Confusion Reigns In Border Security Debate
• Alicia Vela-Bailey, Stunt Double To The Stars, Talks About Upcoming Film 'Divergent'
• Geraldo Rivera: The Crisis Closer to Home
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• Fed Up With Maduro's Crackdown, U.S. Senators Push Sanctions Against Venezuela
• The Cranes Are Returning To South Florida, Just Not The Ones With Feathers
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• Meet Speaker Prieto, Former Plumber Now Playing Key Role In NJ Gov. Christie's Fate
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• Defense Cuts Mean Lost Jobs, Opportunities For Minorities, Hispanic War Veterans Warn
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