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Mega Millions Winning Numbers and Results September 24, 2013: Watch Live Stream of Drawing

The Mega Millions jackpot for tonight is already at $160 million. Could someone be the next multi-millionaire?

Pope Francis' News, Quotes: Will New Pope's Reality Check Resonate with Latinos?

In a recent interview with America Magazine, Pope Francis, an Argentine of Italian heritage, shared a new approach towards change in the Catholic church, but does it align with Latinos' vision?

Universal Influenza Vaccine Breakthrough Could Prevent Flu Outbreaks

A prospective cohort study recently published in the journal Nature Medicine reveals that there might be a solution to the rapidly changing and evolving flu viruses and strains after all.

Transgender Homecoming Queen: Cassidy Lynn Campbell Crowned at SoCal High School, Faces Hate On Social Media

16-year-old Cassidy Lynn Campbell was crowned homecoming queen at Marina High School in Southern California and was overwhelmed with tears of joy.

Chicago Park Shooting: 13 People Wounded, Including 3-Year-Old

Thirteen people were wounded in a shooting at a Chicago park on Thursday, in what was the second major gun-related incident of the week in the United States, coming just days after the D.C. Navy Yard massacre.

Mega Millions Winning Numbers and Results September 20, 2013: Watch Live Stream of Drawing

The Mega Millions jackpot is now at $145 million and anyone could be the next multi-millionaire. The Mega Millions jackpot is now at $145 million and anyone could be the next multi-millionaire.

Crocodile Under Bed: Man Sleeps Through the Night Before Discovering 300 Pound Reptile

A man in Zimbabwe spent the night with a crocodile under his bed and did not even know it until the next day.

Messiah Baby Name Change: Tennessee Judge Rules Baby Can Keep His Name

On Wednesday, a Tennessee judge reversed a ruling that ordered parents to change their baby's name from Messiah.

Stop and Frisk Law NYC: As Unpopular Policy Fades, NYPD Turns to Social Media

the police department has turned to social media as a tool to foreshadow and stomp out violence among young groups of teenagers - and it's working

Harvest Moon 2013 and Other Sky Events You Need to See This Week

The Harvest Moon 2013 came in earlier than expected this year, but it certainly amazed many of the sky fans out there. According to Earthsky.org, the Harvest Moon is the full moon that is the closest to what is called the autumnal equinox which will happen this year, too, on Sept. 22. Hence, the full moon on Sept. 19 was the one counted as the Harvest Moon in the northern hemisphere.

Harvest Moon 2013 Date: Tonight Marks Closest Full Moon to Autumn Equinox - Time and Explanation

Take a moment to look into the night sky tonight. Amongst the darkness you will be able to find a very special moon which folklore has named Harvest Moon. For 2013, the Harvest Moon will make its appearance in North America on the night of Sept. 18 before sunrise on Sept. 19 and in Asia after sunset on Sept. 19.

LSU Fraternity Apologizes for Offensive Kent State 'Massacre' Sign

A Louisiana State University fraternity is apologizing after a sign they made to bash their rivals, Kent State, went too far.

Archaeologists Found Dalmanutha, A Town Named in the Bible

An ancient town in Israel has been found by archaeologists and is believed to be one of the places described in the Bible.

High School Football Player Dies From Helmet-to-Helmet Collision

A high school football player in western New York died this week from injuries suffered when he was hit in a helmet-to-helmet collision.

General Motors Electric Car: GM Building Affordable Vehicle With 200 Mile Range

According to a report, GM is working on an all-electric car that would have a significantly better range of around 200 miles per charge.

Time Square Shooting 2013: NYPD Shoots Two Women Near Times Square

An accidental police shooting in New York's Time Square area has left two innocent people injured but in stable condition, police say.

New Cuddly Mammal Species Discovered in Cloud Forests of Equador

Resembling an opossum, the rare olinguito is the first mammalian carnivore species to be newly identified in the Americas in 35 years, according to Kristofer Helgen, curator of mammals at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History.

Was Aeromexico's Casting Call for Light-Skinned Actors Racist ?

Mexican airline Aeromexico has become embroiled in controversy after posting job vacancies for a commercial that stipulated "dark-skinned" people would not be allowed to audition.

Latin American Nations Celebrate a Month of Independence Days

Five Central American countries -- Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica are set to start their Independence Day celebrations on September 15.

Mexican Teacher Suspended After Confronting Tweeting Students

A Mexican teacher who posted her video confrontation with a student online after the student made obscene comments about her has been suspended from duty