Indiana Court Orders Recognition of One Gay Couple's Marriage

Indiana's full gay-marriage issue remains under review

Target Asks Customers to Stop Carrying Firearms in Stores

Retail chain cites effort to maintain "family-friendly" environment in stores

BMW Planning $1 Billion Plant in Mexico

The German automaker playing catch up with luxury rivals

Juan Carlos Varela Sworn in as President of Panama

President Varela gives gangs one month to put down their arms

Caribbean Coral Reefs Could Disappear Within 20 Years: Study

A new study finds that unless drastic steps are taken, most coral in the Caribbean could be gone

Southwest Airlines Begins International Flight Service to Caribbean; Mexico Next?

The airline will now offer flights from the U.S. to the Caribbean

Mexican Forces Kill 22 Suspected Gang Members in Shootout

Warehouse shootout was among the bloodiest since President Pena Nieto took office.

Supreme Court Upholds Decision Barring Gay Conversion Therapy

Opponents argue that there is no proof that the so-called treatment does any harm.

In Cuba, Google Executives Make the Case for Internet Freedom

Company leaders met with Cuban officials and citizens employed in tech.

Israel Vows 'Hamas Will Pay' After 3 Teens Found Dead; Gaza Strip Bombed

Hamas denies killing the teens, but Israel has started air strikes

Argentina Vice President Amado Boudou: Charged With Corruption and Bribery

Amado Boudou could face up to six years in prison and a lifetime political ban.

Diabetics Have New Option After FDA Approves Inhaled Insulin Drug

On Friday, the Food and Drug Administration on approved a form of insulin that is inhaled instead of injected. Adults in the U.S. with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes will soon have another option for treatment

California Legalizes Bitcoin: Governor Jerry Brown Signs Bill Into Law, Applies to Other Alternative Currencies

Governor signs bill that clears away state-level roadblocks to alternative currencies.

Immigration Reform News 2014: Obama to Ask for $2B to Address Immigrant Crisis

The president appears to be upping his response to wave of undocumented immigration

Conservation Groups Monitoring Oregon Coast for Signs of Fukushima Radiation Amid Fisheries, Wildlife Concerns

Contaminated water from Japanese nuclear plant could have reached U.S.

Mexico Arrests Vigilante Leader Jose Mireles: Doctor Detained for Carrying Illegal Guns to Use Against Cartels

Man known for battling cartels detained on weapons charges.

Golden Gate Bridge: San Francisco Attraction Will Get $76 Million Suicide Barrier

Bridge directors approve measure after long battle for victim's families.

American Prisoners Freed From Honduras: Group Was Wrongfully Detained for Smuggling Weapons Into the Country

The six had been detained for more than a month on weapons-smuggling charges

Human Rights Watch: NGO Accuses Saudi Arabia of Spying on Citizens

Organization claims the country is using a sypware app on dissidents' phones.

Mercedes, Infiniti to Build Cars in Mexico

Luxury automakers have agreed to build cars in plant near Guadalajara.

IKEA to Increase Minimum Wage for U.S. Workers

The company's average wage in the U.S. expected to be $3.51 higher than federal minimum

Feds to House Illegal Immigrants in N.M. Border Patrol Academy

Up to 700 immigrants should arrive at New Mexico facility by end of week

Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis Bans 'Presidential Worship'

The president passes decree banning his name from plaques at public-works projects

U.S. Senate Panel Approves Julian Castro as Housing Secretary

San Antonio mayor expected to be confirmed for HUD post soon

Chilean President Michelle Backelet Promises to Return Land to Indigenous People

Bachelet announces plan to return ancestral lands to indigenous communities
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