Ukrainian President Orders Ceasefire, Rebels Continue Fighting

The ceasefire is supposed to last seven days, but fighting continued Saturday.

'Cesar Chavez' Politician Removed from Arizona Ballot, May Appeal Decision

The former Republican was found to have inadmissible signatures in his ballot petition.

31 Bodies Discovered in Mass Grave in Mexico

The recent discovery of bodies could mean a resurgence in cartel violence around Oaxaca.

President Obama Extends Family Leave to Gay Couples

Two agencies remain that have not complied with the ruling, and it requires the Congress to act.

New York Legislature Approves Medical Marijuana

Governor Cuomo will grudgingly sign the law into effect, adding New York to the growing list of states with legal medical marijuana.

Ancient Pre-Columbian Road Could Become UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Qhapac Ñan is thousands of years old and was later used by the Inca as the basis of their great road network. Now, six countries are coming together to save it.

Crown Prince Felipe Becomes King Felipe VI Following his Father’s Abdication

The new king is proclaimed in a simple ceremony amid protests from republicans.

Luxembourg to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage

The tiny landlocked nation of Luxembourg has legalized same-sex marriage and passed other marriage reforms.

Dov Charney, American Apparel CEO and Founder, Ousted Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations

Dov Charney has been removed and will leave the company within 30 days.

President Obama Nominates First Openly Gay Black Federal Judge

President Obama continues to inject diversity into the federal courts with new appointments and sets new historical records.

Afghans Go to Polls Despite Threats; Who Will Be the Next President of Afghanistan?

Afghan elections see violence but also a high voter turnout.

New Inca Trail Discovered that Leads to Machu Picchu; Ancient City Named Most Desired Tourist Destination

The ancient Inca site of Machu Picchu has been named one of the most popular destinations by tourists.

Peruvian President Ollanta Humala: Promises Cheap Gas as the Country Tries to Push for Renewable Energy

Peru moves forward with natural gas projects but may begin using solar energy soon.

Overwhelmed Border Patrol Accused of Racism, Sexual Abuse: Agents Prevented From Speaking to Media

Border Patrol has been accused of allowing children in their custody to be sexually and physically abused while some agents want the agency to stop speaking with reporters.

Taliban Killed in Afghanistan: 80-100 Militants Killed in Pakistani Airstrike

Pakistan has begun a new military offensive against the Taliban in North Waziristan.

Illegal Immigration Statistics and News: 6,000 Children Repatriated to Mexico Since Beginning of Year

To handle the increasing number of unaccompanied children crossing the border, the administration has asked for more money to process the children within the mandated 72 hours.

Iraq Could Work With Iran or US to Fight ISIS Terrorism

Following the takeover of Mosul and Tikrit by terrorist forces in Iraq, the situation continues to worsen as more of the Iraqi government looses more territory to Sunni extremists.

Pro-Russian Separatists Shoot Down Ukrainian Plane, Kill All Passengers

The plane was carrying troops to Eastern Ukraine. The incident has been called the bloodiest to date since the uprising against Kiev.

Immigration Reform News & Laws: ICE Arrests 163 Smugglers of Undocumented Immigrants

The capture of the smugglers comes as the number of unaccompanied children crossing the border increases.

US Bishops Meet for National Conference: Will Pope Francis' New Views Change Church’s Focus?

The National Catholic Conference of Bishops is meeting in New Orleans and will continue to focus on issues of marriage.

Catholicism in Decline Among Latino Population

The decrease in Latinos identifying as Catholic has continued over the past four years.

Teen With US Passport and 2 Others Reportedly Captured by ISIS: Israel Asks US for Help

The three teenage boys were last heard from on Thursday evening.

Three Accused of Assassination Plot Against Venezuelan President

The three men accused are witnesses of an alleged plot against President Maduro and are wanted for questioning though one of the accused denies the allegations.

Republicans Block Student Loan Refinancing Bill on Senate Floor

Senator Warren's attempt to help students with debt failed thanks to GOP opposition.

Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal Signs Law Restricting Abortions

The law could mean the closing of three Louisiana clinics, leaving only two to handle the state's abortions.
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