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Brazil Vs Colombia; On and Off the Field

Brazil and Colombia: Head to Head, Compared On and Off the Field

The two great South American nations of Brazil and Colombia are compared as they face off in the quarterfinals of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Friday. Here we evaluate and compare the two countries by food, soccer, historic landmarks and more.
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Third Annual Translatina March in Queens, New York, Hits the Streets to Fight Discrimination

On Monday in Jackson Heights, Queens, New York, over 100 translatinas, New York elected officials and their supporters will hold the third annual Translatina March to bring awareness to their community and to fight discrimination.
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Check Out These Top Deals for Fourth of July Weekend

The Fourth of July is an important date and all because it signaled the official start of our great nation.
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Entrepreneur Barbie Joins LinkedIn, Urges Girls to 'Dream Big'

Barbie's LinkedIn may not list her many jobs, but it does seek to empower girls.
Same-Sex Marriage

North Dakota Officials Urge Dismissal of Lawsuit Challenging Gay Marriage Ban

Officials in North Dakota are seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit challenging the state's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.
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Alleged Bigfoot DNA Samples Proven to Belong to Other Known Animals in New Study

According to researchers, DNA that was allegedly extracted from the mythical legendary creature also known as a yeti or Sasquatch actually belongs to other animals.
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Best Gas Grills to Buy for Your Fourth of July Celebration

The Fourth of July is just two days away.
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Entrepreneur and Author Jordan Phoenix Begins Year-Long, Cross-Continent Walk to Address Global Poverty

Jordan Phoenix will journey from Vancouver, Canada to Tijuana, Mexico over the course of a year, in order to engage "likeminded people who are passionate about rebuilding their communities, in order to spark the creation of grassroots projects."

Pablo Escobar's Hippos Have Multiplied Since the Fall of His Drug Empire

Some notorious drug lords leave behind fancy cars, colossal mansions and bank accounts, a corrupt legacy and horrid past that Hollywood movies are often modeled after, or in the case of El Chapo, a labyrinth of underground tunnels. The infamous Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar has left behind a little something different that's exotic and potentially lethal — not fields of coca leaves, but hippopotamuses. The large creatures have multiplied since the fall of his empire and are now running rampant in Colombia.
Anna' and 'Elsa' from the film 'Frozen' particiapte in the Disney Parks Christmas Day Parade

Disney World Adds 'Frozen' Characters, Fireworks, & More During 'Frozen Summer Live'

"Frozen" comes to life at Disney World.
Tropical Storm Arthur

Tropical Storm Arthur May Strengthen Into Hurricane, Hit East Coast

Before you whip out the barbeque grill or plan a day at the Beach for the holiday weekend, make sure to check the weather forecast as a looming storms threatens to hit the East Coast just in time for the Fourth of July.
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Travel Channel Postpones 'Man Finds Food' After Adam Richman's Instagram Feud

Travel Channel has postponed "Man vs. Food" star Adam Richman's new show following an Instagram fight amongst followers over body image issues.

Supreme Court Upholds Decision Barring Gay Conversion Therapy

Opponents argue that there is no proof that the so-called treatment does any harm.
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Former NYPD Officer, Convicted of Plotting Kidnapping and Cannibalism, Has Verdict Overturned

Gilberto Valle's, a former NYPD officer, 2013 conviction of kidnapping conspiracy was overturned Monday when the judge ruled there was insufficient evidence that Valle planned to actually kill and eat anyone.
Hong Kong Protest

Pro-Democratic Supporters Hold Non-Binding Vote Ahead of Annual Protest

In an effort to promote a pro-democratic state in Hong Kong, almost 800,000 - more than 10 percent of the city's population - participated in a 10-day vote on a nonbinding referendum. The effort would continue Tuesday with a march through Hong Kong, which is expected to draw hundred of thousands of people.

Apple CEO Tim Cook Participates in San Francisco Gay Pride Parade

Apple, Inc. CEO Tim Cook joined over 4,000 Apple employees marching in the San Francisco Gay Pride Parade on Sunday.
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Plane Reroutes After Slide Inflates in Cabin; Passengers React on Twitter

A United Airlines flight headed to Southern California from Chicago was forced to land in Kansas on Sunday after an emergency slide inflated inside the cabin.

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
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'Mad Max: Fury Road' News: What Do We Know So Far About Film Starring Tom Hardy, Charliez Theron?

The fourth film in the Mad Max series Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy. What is it about this time?
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