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Zika Outbreak Discourages US Citizens From Traveling to Latin America

The Zika outbreak is causing U.S. citizens to refrain themselves from traveling to Latin America and the Caribbean countries.

North Korea's Rocket Launch Draws Criticism, Sanction Pending

The UN Security Council has called a meeting in order to put end to North Korea's recent rocket launch, said to be a primary test on their ballistic technology.

German Carmaker Volkswagen Offers Compensation to Customers Affected by Emission Scandal

Volkswagen recently announced a generous compensation to clients who fell victim to their emission scandal, but is not yet final whether they will receive monetary, buy back or replacement as compensation.

Marc Anthony Slams Donald Trump and Swears Live in Front of Audience

Marc Anthony delivered another memorable performance on Saturday night as he sang and danced to his greatest hits at the Madison Square Garden, where he also took a shot at Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

'Affluenza Teen,' Ethan Couch Moved to Maximum Security Adult Jail

'"Affluenza Teen" Ethan Couch has been transferred from a juvenile detention center to an adult, maximum security jail cell in Texas.

Behind the Myth of Undocumented Immigrants Not Paying Income Taxes

Apart from paying their share of state and local taxes, undocumented immigrants also pay Social Security taxes that they may never get to use.

Syrian Refugees' Plea for Food Aid Acknowledged by World Leaders

Headed by British Prime Minister David Cameron, world leaders promised to double the funds for Syrian refugees by 2020.

New Hampshire Republican Debate: Trump Leads, Cruz and Rubio Fight for Second

Donald Trump is still expected to win next week's New Hampshire primary, but his favorability rating has taken a hit following his decision to sit out of the previous debate.

Loyola University Chicago Students Create Scholarship for DREAMers

The students at Loyola University Chicago are making it easier for undocumented immigrants to receive higher education through a new scholarship.

Immigration Reform News: Actress Diane Guerrero Speaks Out Against Deportation [Video]

Actress Diane Guerrero of "Jane the Virgin" and "Orange is the New Black" is speaking out against deportation in a new video where she personally testifies about the pain it causes Latino families and communities.

Democrat Joe Garcia Launches Fifth Campaign for Congress in Miami

Former U.S. Rep. Joe Garcia announced Wednesday that he will make his fifth run for Congress this year in an attempt to regain his old seat in the House.

Unemployment Rate Drops Below 5 Percent, Wages Rise for US Workers

A new jobs report reveals that the U.S. unemployment rate has dropped to the lowest level in eight years, while wages for American workers have grown.

San Bernardino Official Proposes County Employees to Carry Guns at Work, Says 'Terror has Arrived'

San Bernardino County First District Supervisor Robert Lovingood made a proposal to the Board of Supervisors that allow employees to carry guns at work, per FOX News. It's been only two months since Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik killed 14 people at the Inland Regional Center.

Tupac Shakur Murder Case Update: Is P. Diddy One of the Suspects?

Tupac Shakur's murder case is yet to be solved as it is still unknown on whom the suspect is, but a shocking revelation emerged, putting Sean "Diddy" Combs on murder case.

Marijuana Health News: How Does Inserting Marijuana Relieve Menstrual Cramps?

Does inserting marijuana suppositories into your vagina help menstrual cramps? Menstrual cramps is one of the most common problems ladies encounter every month, though some may not be that sever, others pass out and even throw up because of the intense pain.

'People vs OJ Simpson' Slammed by Ron Goldman's Sister

Ron Goldman's sister,Kim slammed the series as she defended her brother. Ron Goldman's sister, Kim, slammed the allegations against her brother's case which was fuelled by FX's miniseries "The People VS OJ Simpson.

US-Colombia Peace Deal: US to Give $450 Million to Aid Colombia?

In the name of peace, two leaders, U.S. President Barack Obama and Colombian counterpart Juan Manuel Santos, have agreed to draft a continued and increased financial aid to further end hostility in Colombia, BBC reports.

Ryan Murphy Looks Into Diversity in Hollywood

Television screenwriter, director and producer Ryan Murphy is reportedly doubling up his efforts to make the TV and film industry more open to diversity, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter. In light of the recent Oscars which only nominated and awarded White actors and filmmakers, Murphy reveals that he will review diversity in Hollywood, the publication adds.

Free Google Fiber Internet to be Offered to Poor Communities

Low-income households in Kansas are receiving a late holiday present from Google. Last summer, Google has stated that it would play a big part in the White House's pilot project known as ConnectHome, a program that aims to provide internet connections to about 275,000 low-income households across the country.

Nicole Lovell Case Update: Official Says Her Death Was Carefully Planned

Natalie Keepers and David Eisenhauer, Virginia Tech students, allegedly planned the crime to abduct and kill Nicole Lovell in late January at the Cook Out, a fast-food chain restaurant, in Blacksburg, Virginia, authorities said Thursday, February 4.
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