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Spornosexual vs. Metrosexual: What Does This New Word Mean?

It's a cross between sports, porn and the metrosexual. The reign of the groomed, stylish male dresser is over. Metrosexuals, a term first coined 20 years ago, is now on its way out, says the man who invented the phrase.

Latinas Diagnosed With Breast Cancer at Lower Rate, But More Dying From It

"Poder y Vida (Power and Life) Latina Initiative," launched by Susan G. Komen of Oregon & Southwest Washington, Kaiser Permanente Northwest and numerous other community organizations, was created with the intention of improving access to breast cancer screening.

Puerto Rican Political Campaign Calls to Reunite With Spain, Leave US

The Puerto Rico Reunification With Spain is a small group of Puerto Ricans who launched a campaign to relinquish that nation's political ties with the U.S. and realign itself with Spain.

English Language Literacy in Immigrant Parents Is Important for Early Childhood Education, Report Says

More than any others, children in immigrant households are the least likely to enroll their children in federal and state preschool programs, due mainly to language and literacy barriers.

Twitter and Facebook Replacing OKCupid, eHarmony: 21 Percent of Couples Connect via Social Media

The percentage of couples who meet online is increasing. Meeting partners online has become more common over the past few years, especially with the dawn of social networking.

Mega Millions Numbers & Results June 10: Live Stream of Drawing Time, $55M Jackpot

If you're feeling lucky and are a Mega Millions ticket holder, then get ready for the Tuesday, June 10, lottery jackpot drawing, which has risen to $55 million.

Same Sex Marriage Update: Wisconsin Judge Rules Ban on Gay Marriages Unconstitutional

Judge strikes down halt on gay marriages, couples filing for licenses. Gay marriages in Wisconsin are being allowed after a judge ruled Friday that the same-sex ban on marriages was unconstitutional, but other lawmakers are trying to get that decision halted.

Ocean Exploration & Global Conservation News: Sailing Teams to Collect Climate Change Data for United Nations During Barcelona World Race 2014

On Friday, the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the Barcelona Foundation for Ocean Sailing announced a partnership in ocean research at the United Nation in New York.

BP to Continue Paying Claims Stemming From 2010 Oil Spill, Supreme Court Says

On Monday the U.S. Supreme Court said the oil company British Petroleum has to continue to pay claims from the fund that was established following the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico during the company's appeal to the terms of its settlement with some businesses.

FIrst-Look Trailers: Pierce Brosnan's 'The November Man,' Guillermo del Toro's Animated Film 'The Book of Life'

What are the films about? When are they coming out? Who's in them? And what can we look forward to?

Puerto Rican Day Parade 2014: 8 Twitter Pictures That Show Off Puerto Rican Pride

ICYMI, here's what happened at the Puerto Rican parade. The Puerto Rican Day Parade took place on Sunday in Manhattan, and social media sites really felt the impact.

World's Oldest Man Alexander Imich Dies in New York City at Age 111

Alexander Imich, who at age 111 was declared to be the oldest man in the world, died peacefully on Sunday morning.

Michigan Teenager Carries Brother With Cerebral Palsy for 40 Miles

Hunter Gandee walked to University of Michigan in Ann Arbor from June 7 until June 8. In an attempt to raise awareness to his brother's condition as well as many others', a teenager walked 40 miles from his hometown to the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.

Calvin and Hobbes Comic Strip Creator and Writer Makes His Secret Return in Another Comic Strip

Why did he make a sudden return now? And in which comic strip did he appear? Artist, cartoonist and author of the hit comic strip "Calvin and Hobbes" makes a rare appearance in another comic strip after years of living in seclusion.

New Guinea Big-Eared Bat Rediscovered: Bat Had Not Been Seen in 120 Years

What kind of bats are they, and what happened to them? The return of the bats -- no not Batman. An actual bat that was long believed to be extinct was rediscovered last week.

Critics Say NASA Not Equipped to Travel to Mars: Report Suggests Budget Review

What does this mean for NASA? NASA might be ill-equipped to go to Mars in ways that are structural and financial. According to the 300-page report released last week, titled "Pathways to Exploration: Rationales and Approaches for a U.

Los Angeles, San Francisco, Honolulu Top Worst US Cities for Traffic: Rio de Janeiro, Mexico City Still Worse

Los Angeles barely beat out San Francisco to retain the title. Using statistics gathered by GPS device maker, TomTom, it was determined the city with the worst traffic situation is Los Angeles.

Miguel Herrera Wants His Players to Abstain From Sex: Football Teams Refrain Before a Big Game

Manager of the Mexico national football team, Miguel Herrera has some interesting demands for his players in order to win this the World Cup.Last month, Herrera reportedly told Reforma newspaper that he wants his players to abstain from sex while they are in Brazil for the World Cup.

Brazilian President Under Fire: Most Brazilians Say They Don't Want World Cup

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has been criticized because of her countries handling and preparation of the World Cup. Lately, she has defended herself and spoke out on behalf of Brazil. Get direct quotes from the president and poll numbers from fans on the FIFA World Cup and here.

UN Names Award After Nelson Mandela: South African's Legacy Honored by Meaningful Prize

Though Nelson Mandela’s legacy will forever be remembered and honored, the U.N. General Assembly has decided to further commemorate the South African anti-apartheid revolutionary by establishing an award under his name to honor his achievements and contributions.
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