Andi Dorfman, Dylan Pettit Talk Fondly About 'The Bachelorette' Contestant Chris Soules

Warning: This article contains spoilers from the finale of "The Bachelorette."

Despite Obamacare, Hispanics Represent 62 Percent of Uninsured Adult Californians

By Scharon Harding
Millions of Californians now have insurance thanks to the Affordable Care Act, but about 2.5 adults remain uninsured, many of them Hispanics, and are difficult to persuade, a new survey said.

Senate Bill by Patrick Leahy Could Put First Limits on NSA Surveillance Since 1978

By Scharon Harding
Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy proposed a bill on Tuesday that would limit some of the government's surveillance practices, especially those of the National Security Agency.

California Gov. Jerry Brown In Favor of State Having More Shelters for Undocumented Central American Children

By Scharon Harding
On Tuesday, California Gov. Jerry Brown said he is willing to house additional undocumented Central American children in his state.

White House: Waiting to Fight Climate Change Gets More Costly by the Decade

By Scharon Harding
According to a report released by the White House on Tuesday, waiting to mitigate the effects of climate change could end up costing the country a lot of money.

Study Finds Carbon Dioxide Emissions Threaten Alaska Waters, State's Fishing Dependent Economy

By Scharon Harding
Businesses and fisheries in Alaska, including the king crab delicacy, could be at risk due to man-made carbon dioxide emissions, a recently-released report said.

President Raúl Castro, Vice President Ramiro Valdes Celebrate Anniversary of Cuban Revolution

By Scharon Harding
On Saturday, Cubans celebrated the 61st anniversary of the revolution led by Fidel and Raul Castro in the provincial capital of Artemisa.

California Gov. Jerry Brown Visits Mexico, Hopes 'Wiser Minds Prevail' Over Texas. Gov. Rick Perry's Border Plan

By Scharon Harding
On Monday, California Gov. Jerry Brown arrived in Mexico to discuss immigration and other issues.

Hillary Clinton Talks Immigration, Latinos in 'America with Jorge Ramos' Fusion Interview

By Scharon Harding
An interview with potential 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on "America with Jorge Ramos" will air on Fusion on Tuesday. The interview features the democrat discussing immigration.

Storm, Smugglers Break Through US-Mexico Border Fence in Arizona as Environmentalists Lament Costs

By Scharon Harding
A storm has knocked down 60 feet of the steel fence border between the U.S. and Mexico in Arizona.

Mangrove Trees Protect Cuba, Florida From Rising Sea Levels Caused by Climate Change

By Scharon Harding
Both Cuba and Florida have turned to the use of mangrove trees to protect the areas from climate change.

Chicago Mayor Wants City to Shelter 1,000 Undocumented Central American Minors

By Scharon Harding
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel wants to shelter 1,000 undocumented Central American children in his city by the end of 2014.

Tyson Foods Inc. to Sell Mexico, Brazil Poultry Operations to Handle Debt From Hillshire Brands Purchase

By Scharon Harding
On Monday, Tyson Foods, Inc. announced its selling of its poultry businesses in Mexico and Brazil.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Jennifer Lopez Reportedly a 'Cute Couple'' at Singer's Birthday Party

By Scharon Harding
Despite Lopez's claims that she is not dating reigning "Dancing With the Stars" professional dancer champion Maksim Chmerkovskiy, the two were reportedly quite close at her 45th birthday party on Thursday at Nammos Greek restaurant and lounge in Southampton, New York.

Guillermo Del Toro Teases 'The Book of Life' at Comic-Con: Animated Movie Highlights Day of the Dead Mexican Traditions, Latino Voices

By Scharon Harding
Mexican director Guillermo del Toro discussed the upcoming film "The Book of Life," which was inspired by his home country's traditions.

'The Walking Dead' Cast Talks Developing Character Relationships at San Diego Comic-Con, Debuts Trailer [Watch]

By Scharon Harding
"The Walking Dead" made quite a splash at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, especially with the debut of its Season 5 trailer.

Argentine Fan Site Reportedly Leaks Exclusive 'American Horror Story: Freak Show' Cast, Characters List [Pics]

By Scharon Harding
"American Horror Story: Freak Show" will bring some new faces to the FX series, but not all of them are confirmed.

Namco Bandai Says 'Tekken X Street Fighter' Crossover Game Is a 'Special Situation,' Isn't Cancelled

By Scharon Harding
Don't worry, Tekken and Street Fighter fans; the Namco Bandai crossover video game "Tekken X Street Fighter" is on its way.

'Downton Abbey' Cast and Executive Producer Tease Character Deaths, Relationships, Changes in Season 5

By Scharon Harding
As "Downton Abbey" prepares for Season 5, fans are hoping that it will be better than what some have called a disappointing Season 4.

'Fifty Shades of Grey' Trailer Premieres, Dakota Johnson Doesn't Want Parents to Watch [Video]

By Scharon Harding
The highly-anticipated "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie trailer debuted on Thursday. The trailer is the talk of the town, but there Dakota Johnson does not want two certain people to watch it.

Norman Reedus Talks 'Gnarly' Season 5 Premiere of 'The Walking Dead'

By Scharon Harding
Norman Reedus has been opening up about Season 5 of "The Walking Dead," which is great for him because he didn't think his character, Daryl Dixon, would make it out of Season 4 alive.

'DWTS' Dancer Derek Hough Mad Over Reports on Mark Ballas' Family

By Scharon Harding
"Dancing With the Stars" professional dancer Derek Hough lashed out at the media on Monday for making tales from his upcoming book "Taking the Lead: Lesson from a Life in Motion" seem negative.

Study: 34 Percent of Overweight Mexican-American Children Don't Consider Themselves Heavy

By Scharon Harding
According to a new study by the Center for Disease Control Prevention, a large percentage of overweight children, especially minorities, do not see themselves as overweight.

Daughters of Late Hugo Chávez Live in Official Venezuela Presidential Residence Instead of President Nicolás Maduro

By Scharon Harding
The daughters of the late former Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez are still living in the presidential residence of La Casona in Caracas, despite there being a new president, Nicolás Maduro, in charge.

Border Patrol Says Arizona Border Is More Secure Than Texas Border, Sees Fewer Crossings

By Scharon Harding
According to the Border Patrol, the Arizona-Mexico border is the United States' most secure border.
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