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Food Stamp Recipients See Imminent Stoppage on Support

The upcoming enforcement of work requirements in certain states in the U.S. sees a surge of people losing their food stamp benefits.

Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer to Cut 1,600 Jobs, to Close Business Units

Yahoo! Chief Executive Mayer is expected to cut 1,600 jobs and several local and international business units or about 15 percent of the company's total workforce as part of its big cost-cutting plans.

Iowa Caucus 2016 Results: Ted Cruz Defeats Trump, Rubio; Clinton, Sanders in Virtual Tie

Latino Republican presidential candidates had a good night in Iowa, while Democrats almost encountered a statistical tie.

Immigration News: California DREAM Loan Program to Provide Undocumented Students With Financial Aid

The California DREAM Loan Program made $5 million available to help provide financial assistance to more than 3,000 undocumented students at the University of California.

Iowa Caucus: Donald Trump Has Apparent Edge Among Latino Republicans

Even though Donald Trump has two Hispanic rivals and, early on in his campaign, alienated many in the Hispanic community with his controversial comments on immigration, most Latino Republicans want him to be their party's 2016 White House nominee, a new poll revealed.

Few in Numbers, Latino Voters Could Still Sway Iowa Caucus

While critical in the party contests to pick presidential nominees, Iowa is not known for its Latino community. But some 3 percent of the Hawkeye State's voters are, in fact, Hispanic, and could potentially make a difference in the close races expected in the Feb. 1 caucuses.

Iowa Caucus 2016: What Latinos in Iowa Need to Know on Caucusing Day

Iowa hosts the “First in the Nation” caucus on Monday night, and the push to engage Latinos will be put to the test.

Puerto Rico Debt Restructuring Plan Unveiled

The government of Puerto Rico on Feb. 1 released the details of its plan to restructure the commonwealth's massive debt and satisfy creditors' demands, but the island's creditors was questioned by one bond insurer.

Iranian Drone Flies Over US Channel During Drill

An Iranian drone flew over the US navy warship on the Persian Gulf; US says it didn't post threat to the mission.

Who Is Dulce Candy? 5 Things We Know About the Beauty Vlogger Who Turned Heads at the #‎GOPDebate

Here are five facts about the lady who made a mark at the #GOPDebate. Dulce Candy, the beauty vlogger, made waves after she challenged the presidential candidates with a question about immigration and entrepreneurship.

President Obama to Make First Presidential Visit to American Mosque

United States President Barack Obama is set to make his first ever presidential visit to an American mosque on Wednesday. Obama will be talking with Muslim leaders of the Islamic Society of Baltimore in Catonsville.

Former US President Jimmy Carter Making an Appearance at Britain's House of Lords

Former President of the United States Jimmy Carter is schedule to appear at the House of Lords in Great Britain on Wednesday, Feb. 3. The 39th U.S. president will talk and discuss his successful campaign against the Guinea worm disease or dracunculiasis that started back in 1986.

Contraceptives Made More Accessible Amid Zika Outbreak

As the Zika Virus continues to alarm several countries, including Latin America like Ecuador, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Honduras, Panama and El Salvador, health organizations have recently urged for women to try not to get pregnant and have more access to contraceptives, Fox News Latino reports.

7 Most Powerful Mexican Drug Cartels That Control US Illicit Drug Market

Trafficking of illegal drugs including meth, cocaine, heroin and marijuana have been dominant throughout the United States.

Ted Cruz Against Marco Rubio In Iowa

As the caucuses in Iowa kick off later tonight, presidential candidates are doing almost everything just to get that final approval from the Iowans before they cast their initial votes as to who will be the next US President, Fox News Latino reports.

Colombia, US Talk Peace Deal

In light of the recent peace talks going on between Colombia and US, a recent report from Fox News Latino suggests that one man could be the key to finalize the deal or end any of the talks. Apparently, leftist-rebel Ricardo Palmera is being asked by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) that US President Barack Obama release him to finally close the peace deal, the publication reports.

Brazil Tries to Maintain Carnival Atmosphere Amid Zika Virus Outbreak

With over 270 confirmed microcephaly cases due to the Zika virus, Brazilians are still gearing up for their annual Carnival activities while planning to celebrate as normally as they can.

'Affluenza' Teen Ethan Couch Deported From Mexico, Sent to Juvenile Facility in Texas

A judge ruled Friday that Ethan Couch -- the infamous "affluenza" Texas teenager who killed four people during a drunk driving accident -- will remain in juvenile detention as he awaits a hearing to determine whether his case will be transferred to adult court.

'Making a Murderer' Subject Steven Avery News: Lawyer Tells Dateline Advances in Forensic Testing Proves Avery's Innocence

A lawyer representing convicted killer Steven Avery said advances in forensic testing could help exonerate her client, who is serving life in prison for the 2005 murder of Teresa Halbach.

Obamacare Enrollment Deadline Nears, Latinos Remain Among Most Uninsured

Uninsured consumers are being urged to enroll for annual medical coverage under the Affordable Care Act ahead of Sunday's open enrollment deadline
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