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Mexico Bus Carrying Soccer Team Plunged Into Ravine; 20 Dead

Mexican officials confirmed the death of at least 20 people after a bus plunged into a ravine on Sunday, Jan. 10, in Atoyac, Veracruz, Mexico. The bus which belongs to Paso del Toro line was carrying players of an amateur soccer team along with some members of their families.

Columnist Slams Ted Cruz Over ’Satanic Tones’ and ’Apocalyptic’ Speeches

A New York Times columnist called Texas Senator Ted Cruz's campaign speeches as "satanic" in an appearance on PBS "Newshour" last weekend. David Brooks said that Cruz's dark-toned character is being copied by other GOP candidates like Florida Senator Marco Rubio.

‘El Chapo’ Extradition Proceedings Should Commence: Mexico Attorney General’s Office

The government of Mexico is now planning to begin the extradition process of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán, Arely Gómez González, the attorney general of Mexico, said on Saturday.

New York Police Sergeant Charged With Departmental Discipline in Eric Garner Arrest

A New York City police sergeant was served with departmental disciplinary charges on Friday for her role in the chokehold death of Eric Garner in 2014.

Powerball Numbers and Results for Jan. 9, 2016: Watch Live Stream of Drawing for $900M Winning Jackpot; Winner's Chances One in 292M

The grand prize is currently at $900 million, with a cash value of $558 million UPDATED 11 P. M. EST - Winning numbers for the $949. 8 million jackpot on Saturday, Jan.

Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman’s Recapture — Social Media Question Authenticity

Social media are currently running abuzz with reports, reactions and memes about the recapture of the world’s most dangerous drug cartel boss Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman. The news came after Mexican President Peña Nieto took to Twitter on Friday, Jan. 8, and announced El Chapo’s recapture, six months after his controversial jailbreak from Altiplano maximum prison.

'El Chapo's' Wife Emma Coronel Aispuro Still Mum Amid Husband's Recapture

The world is currently in utter chaos after news about Mexico’s notorious drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s recapture broke out. Aside from doubts from the public, the current happenings also ignited increasing curiosity about the reactions of his elusive beauty queen wife Emma Coronel Aispuro, who has been out of the public’s eye since the capture of her husband on Feb. 22, 2014.

Mexico President Peña Nieto: 'Delinquent' El Chapo Guzman Recaptured

From the Mexican National Palace, President Enrique Peña Nieto announced the capture of drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, who escaped prison several months ago.

8 Wounded, 4 Dead in Chicago Shootings as Obama Announces Gun Control Executive Action

President Barack Obama's executive actions on gun control could not come at a more urgent time.

Marco Rubio, Chris Christie Battle in New Hampshire TV Ads

Marco Rubio and Chris Christie have embarked on their own private television battle, as the two GOP presidential hopefuls try to make inroads in the crucial early primary state of New Hampshire.

Monkey Selfie Copyright Lawsuit Dismissed

A federal judge in San Francisco dismissed a lawsuit filed by PETA on behalf of an Indonesian macaque monkey against a wildlife photographer who used the monkey's selfie picture for profit.

Cruz Dismisses Eligibility Concerns, Trump Suggests Declaratory Judgment

Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz on Jan.7 dismissed front-runner Donald Trump's suggestion that the Texan's Canadian birth could affect his constitutional eligibility to serve as president of the United States.

Protesters Crash Trump Rally in Vermont

Chaos erupted at a campaign rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in Vermont on Thursday, as protesters repeatedly interrupted the GOP front-runner and clashed with his supporters both inside and outside of the event.

Puerto Rico Sued by Wall Street Insurers

Puerto Rico Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla announced bond insurers have sued the island. Adding on to the commonwealth’s financial crisis, Puerto Rico has now been sued for failing to repay creditors.

US Jobs Report: Labor Market Remains Positive for Latinos

The U.S. labor market is showing no signs of slowing down as the country's employers managed to add another 292,000 jobs in December, the latest data from the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics reveal.

Parents of Slain Orchard Worker Sue Pasco Police

The Mexican parents of a 35-year-old orchard worker, who was killed by Pasco police in 2014, have filed a federal lawsuit accusing the officers of using excessive force in the case.

US Navy to Name Ship for Civil Rights Icon Rep. John Lewis

The U.S. Navy announced Wednesday that it will name a ship after Democratic Rep. John Lewis of Georgia to honor his legacy as a civil rights hero and tireless fighter for freedom in America.

Hillary Clinton to Get Planned Parenthood Endorsement

Planned Parenthood announced Thursday that it will endorse Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.

CEO Tim Cook Earns $10.3 Million from Apple Last Year

Tim Cook took home $10.3 million as his 2015 salary from Apple. The Apple CEO earned a bit more than $10 million last year. According to CNBC, Chief Executive Tim Cook took home $10.

US Government Fines United Airlines $2.7M for Consumer Rules Violations

United Airlines was slapped with a $2.5 million fine by the U.S. Department of Transportation for violating consumer rules and handling flight delays. The department investigated the airlines after an increase in complaints from disabled passengers and five delays in the past two years.