Thousands Flee Massive Floods in Serbia and Bosnia: Torrential Rains Destroy Land and Cause Casualties

Severe flooding has forced thousands to leave their homes in two Baltic countries. Other European nations have pledged their support.

Russian Satellite Breaks Up in Atmosphere: Russia Threatens US Space Program

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Ukraine crisis hinders space cooperation between the U.S. and Russia.

Ukraine Military Action Continues in East: Pro-Russian and Government Forces Battle for Control

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Fighting continues in east Ukraine as government forces and their sympathizers attempt to regain control of the region.

New York Legislators Debate Ban on “Ex-Gay” Therapy for Children: Designed to 'Cure' LGBT People of Sexuality

By Rodrigo Ugarte
A bill going through the New York state senate would ban "ex-gay" therapy for minors.

San Antonio Mayor Could Join Cabinet: Julian Castro Seen as Rising Star in Democratic Party

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Julian Castro could be the Cabinet's new Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, an attempt by the administration to court Hispanic voters ahead of the 2016 election.

Guatemalan Officer Killed During Capture of Notorious Los Zetas Drug Cartel Leader

By Rodrigo Ugarte
"El Pelon" was arrested along with seven others in a provincial town in Guatemala.

Venezuelan Talks Suspended But Government Will Try to Restart Them: President Acccuses US Amid Protests Over Failed Socialist Policies

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Talks have stalled as both sides continue bickering about the other's lack of compromise but foreign envoys hope to restart talks on Sunday.

Truvada Could Replace Condoms as Best HIV Prevention Tool: Drug Might Even Change Porn

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The drug prevents HIV infections with a 99 percent success rate and could transform the porn industry.

Brazilian Citizens Protest FIFA World Cup, Money Spent on 'Repressive Operations'

By Rodrigo Ugarte
With less than a month until the first ball kick, Brazil continues to see protests against the biggest sporting event of the year. Preparations for the World Cup have been followed by a specter of popular discontent, and as the games near. more people hit the streets to voice their displeasure with the government and the Cup.

Narendra Modi Becomes New Prime Minister of India; Congress Party Leader Concedes Defeat

By Rodrigo Ugarte
A shift in power is seen in India as the world's largest democracy elects Narendra Modi prime minister and give the BJP a grand majority in parliament.

Colombia Peace Talks Continue as Government, Rebels Meet in Havana

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Peace talks continue despite upcoming Colombian elections and the rise of rumors and scandal.

Oil Pipe Burst Spills Into Streets of L.A.

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Oil pipe transferring the fuel to Texas bursts in Los Angeles neighborhood.

Pentagon Considering Transferring Chelsea Manning, WikiLeaks Whistleblower May Receive Sex Change

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The imprisoned whistleblower has sought treatment for months and has been continually denied by the military.

Hispanics in Texas at Greater Risk of Liver Cancer, Obesity and Hepatitis C to Blame

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Risk of hepatitis C infection and high obesity rates puts Hispanic population in Texas and the rest of the nation at risk of liver cancer.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio Says He Is Ready to Be President

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The 2016 presidential campaign is already heating up, even though the actual election is two years away, and another Republican has added his name to the list of hopefuls.

East Ukraine Votes on Autonomy: Separatist Leader Says New State Will Form Own Government and Military

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Thousands go to makeshift polls to vote on the eastern region's autonomy.

Mexico Legalizes Vigilante Groups: Government Employs 'Fuerzas Autodefensas' to Curb Drug Cartel Violence

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The Mexican government incorporates the vigilante groups as rural police forces and registers their weapons. Around 6000 guns have already been registered, according to The Associated Press.

Barack Obama, Others Congratulate First Openly Gay NFL Player Michael Sam [Video]

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The long journey continues for Michael Sam, though it continues on the right path. After days of anticipation, the NFL has made history, and Sam celebrated with family and friends.

White House Goes Green With New Solar Panels, Other Initiatives

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The White House will begin using solar energy, and the Obama administration announced a new energy sustainability that will help improve energy consumption in federal and private buildings.

South Sudan Leaders Agree to Peace Deal: World's Newest Nation Turns Leaf

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Both sides in the South Sudan civil war have agreed to a cease fire and peace accords though the UN has also revealed the atrocities committed by both sides.

Guatemala Considers Taxing Poppies, Marijuana: Legalizing Their Sale Could Curb Drug War

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The Central American nation considers legalizing the cultivation of poppies and taxing the profits for social programs.

Democrats Divided Over Benghazi Panel: House Republicans Call for Another Investigation

By Rodrigo Ugarte
House Republicans set up another committee to investigate the Benghazi attacks, and Democrats hesitate to join.

Hundreds of Students Arrested in Venezuela, Leads to More Unrest

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Following the arrest of almost 250 students, Venezuela imprisons and then releases activist Rodrigo Diamanti. The U.S. government continues to debate sanctions.

Fighting Continues on Ukrainian Holiday as Putin Visits Crimea: Mariupol City Government in Donetsk Alleges Pro-Russian Attack

By Rodrigo Ugarte
The Eastern Ukrainian city saw violent fighting during the holiday known as Victory Day, while Russia celebrated with military posturing.

Another State Reverses Ban on Same Sex Marriage: Arkansas State Circuit Judge Finds Ban Unconstitutional

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Arkansas joins the growing list of states that overturn their same-sex marriage bans.
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