UK Threatens to Leave EU: Controversy Over Presidency of European Commission

There could be complications with the future of the European Union because of the nomination of Jean-Claude Juncker as president.

Colombian Cyclist Nairo Quintana Wins Giro d’Italia: Historic First in Cycling Grand Tour

By Rodrigo Ugarte
For the first time in history, a Colombian cyclist wins the Giro d'Italia.

Six Mount Rainier Climbers Suspected Dead: Disaster at Washington National Park

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The climbers failed to report back on Friday, and officials were notified.

Private Jet Crashes in Massachusetts

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The plane crashed shortly after takeoff from a small regional field. On board was the new owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Opposes US Sanctions, Gets Support From Russia

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Venezuela continues to oppose any potentials sanctions by the United States. Instead, President Nicolas Maduro has chastised the U.S. government for threatening the use of sanction, however, the Obama administration has asked Congress to stall them in favor of negotiations.

Indonesian Volcano Erupts, Grounds Flights in Australia: Ash Shot 10,000 Feet Into Sky

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The huge clouds ash have disrupted flights in Australia, particularly in the northern part of the country.

America’s Only POW in Afghanistan Released in Prisoner Exchange with Taliban: US Prepared to Remove Combat Troops

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was released by the Taliban on Saturday to U.S. Special Forces after five years in captivity.

Obama Library Donation by Illinois Shelved by State Legislature: $100 Million Tax Dollar Gift Postponed

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The state legislature will take up the bill when it reconvenes, but it may be too late for the library bid, which is due in June.

Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel Criticizes China’s Aggression, Increases Military Presence to Support Allies

By Rodrigo Ugarte
As China's bellicose nature continues to infuriate its Asian neighbors, the United States has become more forceful in its criticism of Chinese aggression. China maintains its claims over the sea and air surrounding it, however, past the understood limits of its domain.

San Jose Pot Clubs Offer Free Weed to Those Who Vote in Primary: Proof of Ballot Stub or 'I Voted' Sticker Required

By Rodrigo Ugarte
"Weed for Votes" is a real campaign in San Jose, California, to get out the vote, but it may turn out to be highly illegal.

American Dies as Suicide Bomber During Attack in Syria: Rebels Fight Oppressive Regime of Bashar al-Assad

By Rodrigo Ugarte
American who died fighting in Syria identified as Florida man.

Dominican Immigrant’s Regalii.com Startup Can Help Immigrants Send Money Home

By Rodrigo Ugarte
New start up, Regalii, allows Dominican immigrants to send money easily to the Dominican Republic.

Immigration Officers Transport Central American Migrants from Texas to Arizona due to Overcrowding

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Immigrants are being dropped off at bus stations in Tucson and Phoenix by ICE because Texas' holding facilities are overcrowded.

Gold Mining in Peru Leaves Some Destitute While Other Areas See Boom

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Mining continues to expand while the government makes good on its promise to curtail illegal mining.

Russia Begins Removing Troops From Ukrainian Border, US Defense Secretary Says

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Russian troops begin to move out of Ukrainian border, potentially easing tensions between the two countries.

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan Donate $120 Million to Bay Area Schools

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Facebook co-founder and his wife make largest donation yet to a school district. This time the donation is closer to home.

Google Demographic Statistics: Latinos Make Up 3 Percent of Workforce

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Google and other tech companies bemoan the situation they are in without realizing or trying to fix the deeper problem.

Scripps National Spelling Bee 2014: Competition Ends in Tie; Two Teenagers Share Grand Prize

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Two young teenagers named the champions of the Scripps National Spelling Bee on Thursday night.

GOP Congressman Pledges Support for Marriage Equality

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Another GOP lawmaker backs marriage equality, despite the party's obstinate stance against it.

Donetsk Airport Retaken, Ukrainian Helicopter Shot Down as Violence Continues in Ukraine

By Rodrigo Ugarte
A helicopter crashed with 14 people on board, including a Ukrainian general. This comes after Ukraine retakes Donetsk's airport.

Colombian Runoff Elections Slated for June; Who Will Win?

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Santos and Zuluaga will go to a runoff election on June 15, turning the second round into a referendum on the FARC peace talks.

Chinese Jets Have Close Encounter with Japanese Planes as Tensions Rise in Asia

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The two nations come closer to conflict after each commits belligerent actions.

Thailand Politican News: Protests Against Military Continue and the King Gives His Blessing

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The coup has exacerbated protests all around the capital despite the King's approval of it and the military's attempts to bridge political gaps.

Obama Makes Surprise Visit to Afghanistan: Will Announce Troop Deployments After US Withdrawal

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The president thanked the troops for their service and reminded them that the work in Afghanistan is not finished yet.

Three Dead in Shooting at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Hotel: Shooter Opens Fire on Boardwalk

By Rodrigo Ugarte
A shooting on Myrtle Beach's boardwalk continues to taint this Memorial Day weekend.
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