The U.S. and Mexico will try to bridge the gap in student exchange numbers while the U.S. tries to encourage more educational interaction with all of Latin America.
A simple phone call and better communications with U.S. would have prevented jailing A U. S. Marine is still imprisoned in Mexico after accidentally crossing the U.
The billionaire scammer has been executed by hanging, Iran's legal method of execution. Iran is well known for its secretive government and excessive punishments; however, this most recent news was very shocking to the world.
Low-interest financing will help increase output in Venezuela Chevron has agreed to a $2 billion financing agreement with Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA) to help the state-owned oil producer boost its output of oil at their Petroboscan oil joint venture.
There's already speculation that President Obama's selection of Julian Castro as the new Secretary of Housing and Urban Development is a bid to help the rising star get noticed by the as-yet-unofficial 2016 Hillary Clinton presidential campaign. It's hard to argue with the strength of a ticket headed by one of the most powerful and well-recognized women in the world and supported by an up-and-coming member of the second largest ethnic group in the country.
Multiple parades will take around the country on Monday. Many Americans died to preserve the freedom we enjoy. On Memorial Day we remember these valiant men and women, cities organize grand parades and people gather to remember the lives of the fallen soldiers who fought for this nation.
China has tightened its anti-terrorism efforts in the region At least 31 people were killed and 90 have been injured after a terrorist attack occurred on Thursday in the capital of Xinjiang Province in Western China.
Chinese practices unfairly impede US exports The Obama administration won against China on a major trade dispute between the two countries as the World Trade Organization in which it was decided that the taxes imposed by China on cars and SUVs made in America violated international rules.
Kerry warns that the Maduro administration must make some headway otherwise the sanctions will move forward, despite how much they threaten the U.S. position in the region.
Harvey Milk's stamp was revealed on the activist would-be 84th birthday. More than thirty years ago Harvey Milk died, gunned down by a man who hated the achievements Milk had made.
Over half a million residents urged to boil water After tests at Portland, Oregon, Mt. Tabor reservoirs produced three positive results for E. coli, the Portland Water Bureau issued a city-wide boil notice Friday morning.
The same group that brought us the strong message from Senator Al Franken calling net neutrality the "free speech issue of our time," the Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC) and NoSlowLane.com, is keeping up the pressure against "fast lanes." This time, they're targeting a younger audience.
"Why are you blocking immigration reform?" Ramos asked Boehner. Univision and Fusion anchor Jorge Ramos didn't beat around the bush when talking to House Speaker John Boehner at a weekly press conference.
The regulations are pioneering in scope Self-driving vehicles are fancy to look at and even more so to own, much like Google's autonomous cars driving around towns and cities capturing images for Google Earth.
