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Bad Bunny, Cheetos to Give Away $500K to Latino Communities in US, Puerto Rico

Bad Bunny, Cheetos to Give Away $500K to Latino Communities in US, Puerto Rico

Bad Bunny and Cheetos collaborate once again, launching the Deja Tu Huella fund that will give away $25,000 to those who leave a mark on their community.
Texas School Shooting: Uvalde School District Facing $27 Billion Lawsuit Over Massive Failure in Robb Elementary Massacre

Texas School Shooting: Why Next School Year in Uvalde Might Be Delayed After Tragic Attack

By Paola Hernández
The Texas school shooting that killed 21 people is far from being over in the minds of families and loved ones left behind, with them clamoring for the removal of Uvalde police chief Pedro "Pete" Arredondo.
Hoover Dam Transformer Catches Fire, Extinguished Without Power Grid Interruption

Hoover Dam Transformer Catches Fire, Extinguished Without Power Grid Interruption

By Paola Hernández
Parts of the Hoover Dam caught on fire, following the explosion of an electrical transformer, according to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. No injuries were recorded, and the fire was quickly extinguished.
AOC Faked Being Handcuffed? Dems Arrested in Abortion Rights Protest Outside Supreme Court

AOC Faked Being Handcuffed? Dems Arrested in Abortion Rights Protest Outside Supreme Court

By Paola Hernández
AOC placed her hands behind her back while she was arrested during the abortion rights protests on Tuesday. Here's how the people reacted.
IBT Media "Rightful and Legal" Owner of Newsweek; Dev Pragad Ownership Claims Labeled as "Fiction"

Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad Makes Shocking Threat to Detractors Amid Fraud Accusations [Exclusive]

By Paola Hernández
Newsweek CEO Dev Pragad is facing charges about using the newsroom to carry out a "nuclear bomb" threat against rivals in an attempt to take over the media company.
Guadalajara Cartel Founder Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, Who Is Almost Deaf and Blind, Temporarily Released From Mexico Prison

Guadalajara Cartel Founder Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, Who Is Almost Deaf and Blind, Temporarily Released From Mexico Prison

By Paola Hernández
Guadalajara Cartel founder Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo has been temporarily released from the Puente Grande prison in Mexico's state of Jalisco.
Florida Man Admits Beating His Mom With a Hammer, Stabbing Her Multiple Times After Plotting to Kill Her for a Year

Florida Man Admits Beating His Mom With a Hammer, Stabbing Her Multiple Times After Plotting to Kill Her for a Year

By Paola Hernández
A Florida man allegedly beat his mother with a hammer and stabbed her repeatedly after plotting to kill her for a year, authorities said.
Maya Train Project: Cost of Northern Quintana Roo Stretch Nearly Double Than Original Estimate, Mexico Government Says

Maya Train Project: Cost of Northern Quintana Roo Stretch Nearly Double Than Original Estimate, Mexico Government Says

By Paola Hernández
The Maya train project covering the northern Quintana Roo stretch will cost 92% higher than initially thought, according to Mexico's government document.
Donald Trump for President in 2024? Sources Say Announcement Could Avoid Espionage Act Indictment

Donald Trump Supporters Could Turn Violent if Ex-President Indicted After January 6 Hearings, Joe Walsh Warns

By Paola Hernández
There is a perceived "major violence" if former president President Donald Trump is indicted following the January 6 hearings.
Texas' Greg Abbott Desires 'Critical Change' Following Release of Uvalde Shooting Report

Texas' Greg Abbott Desires 'Critical Changes' Following Release of Uvalde Shooting Report

By Paola Hernández
Texas Governor Greg Abbott said that he wants to have "critical changes" following the release of the Uvalde shooting report
Steph Curry ‘Nervous’ About Hosting ESPYS, Asked Drake for Advice

Steph Curry ‘Nervous’ About Hosting ESPYS, Asked Drake for Advice

By Paola Hernández
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry will be stepping into unfamiliar territory, as he takes on the hosting duties for the ESPYS and teases some trash talking during his opening monologue.
Naval Academy Midshipman From Texas Dies in Fall at Chile Waterfall – Officials

Naval Academy Midshipman From Texas Dies in Fall at Chile Waterfall - Officials

By Paola Hernández
The body of a 21-year-old Naval Academy midshipman from Texas was found in a lagoon of the Chile waterfall Salto El Agua in the Valparaiso Region.
Infamous Drug Lord Rafael Caro Quintero May Be Extradited to U.S. Over Killing of DEA Agent

Infamous Drug Lord Rafael Caro Quintero May Be Extradited to U.S. Over Killing of DEA Agent

By Paola Hernández
The United States Wants 'Immediate Extradition' for captured Mexican drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero following his arrest last week by Mexican forces in Sinaloa.
Ecuador: 13 Inmates Killed, 2 Injured After Prison Riot Breaks in Santo Domingo

Ecuador: 13 Inmates Killed, 2 Injured After Prison Riot Breaks in Santo Domingo

By Paola Hernández
Thirteen inmates died in Santo Domingo Prison in Ecuador, after a prison riot broke out on Monday. At least 13 inmates were killed while two others were injured in a prison in Ecuador, following a deadly prison riot.
Rob Gronkowski’s Girlfriend Drops Major Hint Gronk Could Unretire, Rejoin Tom Brady With Buccaneers

Rob Gronkowski’s Girlfriend Drops Major Hint Gronk Could Unretire, Rejoin Tom Brady With Buccaneers

By Paola Hernández
Rob Gronkowski's girlfriend believes that the tight end will be coming out of retirement yet again, even if he says he is adamant about not coming back.
Gas Prices in the US Falling Back to $4 Per Gallon, But It’s Still Expensive in California

Gas Prices in the US Falling Back to $4 Per Gallon, But It's Still Expensive in California

By Paola Hernández
Gas prices in the U.S. hit $4 once again, with some of the pumps across the country costing charging under $4.
Stimulus Check Update: Up to $250 Payments Expected in New Mexico, 3 Other States Due for Extra Cash

Stimulus Check Update: Up to $250 Payments Expected in New Mexico, 3 Other States Due for Extra Cash

By Paola Hernández
Stimulus check update in several states has been announced and is overseen by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Florida Elderly Woman Killed After Falling Into Pond Near Home, Attacked by Two Alligators

Florida Elderly Woman Killed After Falling Into Pond Near Home, Attacked by Two Alligators

By Paola Hernández
One Florid elderly woman was killed after she fell into a pond near her home and was grabbed by two alligators on a Friday night, according to authorities.
Meghan Markle Refused Queen Elizabeth’s Request to See Her Father; Queen ‘Annoyed’ by the Rejection

Meghan Markle Refused Queen Elizabeth's Request to See Her Father; Queen 'Annoyed' by the Rejection

By Paola Hernández
A new book has claimed that Meghan Markle has refused Queen Elizabeth's request to visit her father, Thomas Markle.
Aircraft Incidents in the West: At least 8 People Killed in Separate Tragedies in New Mexico, Las Vegas

Aircraft Mishaps in the West: At least 8 People Killed in Separate Tragedies in New Mexico, Las Vegas

By Paola Hernández
Separate fatal incidents involving aircraft in the West kill at least 8 people from New Mexico and Las Vegas.
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