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Organ Transplants Between HIV-Infected Individuals Allowed in California as Gov. Jerry Brown Inks Emergency Legislation

California has become the latest state to allow transplants of HIV-infected organs to patients who already suffer from the disease.

Verizon Strike News Update: Company Reaches Tenative Settlement With 36,000 Striking Workers To End Hiatus

Verizon has reached a tentative agreement with 36,000 striking workers, potentially ending a bitter six-week long dispute.

Powerball Winning Numbers for Saturday, 5/28/2016 | 6 - 34 - 33 - 59 - 58 | Powerball is 12 and Powerplay is 2x

The Powerball numbers for Saturday, May 28, 2016 are: 6 - 34 - 33 - 59 - 58 and the Powerball is 12. Powerplay is 2x

Immigration Reform Activist Files Suit Over DACA Renewal Denial, Charges She's Been Targeted

A Chicago-based immigration reform activist is suing the government alleging that officials conspired to deny the renewal of her immigration status as punishment for her political activism.

What Mexico President Nieto Can Teach US Republican Lawmakers About Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage

Conservative politicans across Central and North America may not like it, but young voters increasingly supports LGBTQ rights. Mexico is just the most recent example of a country accepting social change.

Philadelphia Faith Groups Help Launch Hotline at Helping Immigrants Facing Deportation Raids

A growing number of faith groups in Philadelphia are teaming up to man an emergency hot-line to help undocumented immigrants who find themselves the target of deportation raids.

Latino Lawmakers Split on How to Solve Puerto Rico Debt Crisis

A bill creating a Puerto Rico oversight board is headed to Congress aftter the House Committee on Natural Resources approved it Wednesday. While Republicans say it will not affect U.S. taxpayers, some Democrats wonder if lower wages and exempt overtime rules will harm Puerto Ricans.

Watch: President Obama Get Down To Some Freestyle Vietnamese Rap [VIDEO[

Talk about breaking the ice. Talk about breaking the ice. During a recent trip to Asia that could hold historical implications, President Obama fielded a late question from a young female at a town-hall gathering that ended with him breaking out in his nest beat-box impersonation.

Harvard University Grad Drives Thousands of Miles For Her Undocumented Immigrant Mom Can See Her Graduation

A Harvard University grad drove more than 2,000 miles, over nearly three full days to make sure her undocumented immigrant mom would be able to attend her graduation.

Maria Elena Salinas Booed While Making Commencement Speech For Criticizing Trump, Speaking Spanish

The popular news anchor was talking to graduates at California State University, Fullerton when she was booed by students.

Bill Cosby Trial on Sexual Misconduct Charges Will Go On

A Pennsylvania judge has ordered Bill Cosby to stand trial on sexual misconduct charges. A Pennsylvania judge has ordered Bill Cosby to stand trial on sexual misconduct charges.

Latino Families Sue Landlord After Eviction for Not Having Social Security Number

A mobile home park in one of Viriginia's more affluent counties is accused of discriminating against Latinos after they began asking for residents' Social Security numbers. Property managers reportedly imposed $300 fees on top of monthly rental payments for renters who did not meet the requirement.

New 2016 Presidential Poll Shows How Unpopular Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Are

Casting a vote for either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump for president in 2016 appears to be a matter of picking the lesser of two evils in the minds of many voters.

The Largest Hispanic Media Archive Gets Unveiled and Latino Stars Turnout in Mass to Celebrate

The Paley Center in New York City was recently the place to be as everyone who's anybody in the world of Latino celebrities came together to pay homage to those who have made their mark in media over the last seven decades.

Zika Virus Latest: Experts Warn Mosquitos Carrying Zika Virus Could Be in US Within 'Month or So'

With summer fast approaching, a National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases expert is warning that mosquitoes carrying the Zika virus could soon be descending across the country.

Watch 'Last Week Tonight' With John Oliver Tackle US Political System, Calls for Campaign Format Changes

"Last Week Tonight" host John Oliver tackles the complex issue that is the primary and caucus season in his latest on-air rant on his HBO show.

U.S. Government Drops Murder Charges Against Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, Extradition Next?

U.S. authorities have dropped as many as a dozen murder charges against reputed Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.

Lurking in the Sunshine: Trio of Nile Crocodiles From Africa in Swamps of Florida

A team of University of Florida scientists have discovered a trio of native African Nile crocodiles lurking in the swamps of Florida.

The Zika Virus Plight: Researchers Pushing for More Funding to Fight Virus, Some States Launching own Programs

More than forty states have now seen traveled-associated cases of Zika outbreak, prompting more government officials to seek greater funding for fighting the mosquito-borne virus.

Powerball Winning Numbers Tonight, May 21, 2016 - Live Stream of Drawing

The May 21, 2016 Powerball jackpot will equal at least $70 million after there were no winners in the May 18, drawing.