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CELAC Summit: Latin American and Caribbean Leaders Ready to Meet in Ecuador

The foreign leaders from the member countries of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) were gathered Sunday to discuss and prepare for the 4th upcoming summit in Ecuador Wednesday next week.

Brooklyn Nets CMO Elisa Padilla Brings Her 'A' Game and Scores Big

Elisa Padilla oversees all of the marketing efforts for the Brooklyn Nets and the Barclays Center, including branding, advertising, merchandising, database research, creative, websites, and social media for its six programming franchises.

7.1-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Up Alaska

Alaska was rocked by a 7.1-magnitude earthquake that struck early Sunday morning. Alaska was rocked by a 7. 1-magnitude earthquake that struck early Sunday morning.

Officials Searching for Three 'Dangerous' Inmates Who Escaped Southern California Jail

California officials have launched an intense manhunt to track down three "dangerous" inmates who escaped from a maximum-security jail in Southern California on Friday.

Winter Storm Jonas forecast – Clear skies expected Sunday from New York City to Washington, rain possible by Tuesday

East coast residents can expect temperatures in the mid-to-high 30s through Sunday and Monday, though they'll have little time to prepare for an upcoming round of showers.

US Snowstorm Jonas Freezes East Coast; Heavy Snow Brings Blizzard Conditions, Flood Threats in Washington, New York

A U.S. snowstorm with hurricane-force winds blasted much of East Coast on Saturday, paralyzing the nation’s capital and its largest city.

Winter Storm Jonas: What’s Open and Closed in New York City, Philadelphia and Washington

Libraries and zoo across the east coast remain closed throughout the weekend, but there are a few business that decided to brave the storm's fury.

Winter Storm Jonas News Update: New York Governor Issues Travel Ban, NYC Expected to Recieve Over Two Feet of Snow

In wake of Winter Storm Jonas, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued a travel ban on Saturday for New York City and Long Island as the monster snowstorm is expected to dump up to 30 inches of snow.

FC Barcelona Javier Mascherano Slapped With Fine, 1-Year Imprisonment for Tax Fraud

Javier Mascherano, the Barcelona defender involved in tax evasion case, has been sentenced to a year in jail. He was also slapped with €800,000 or $870,000 in fine and charges for legal costs.

Immigration News: Obama's Deportation Raids Denounced by US Commission on Civil Rights

An independent and bipartisan federal agency, led by a Latino appointed by President Barack Obama, has called for the Obama administration to cease its deportation raids.

National Review Feuds With Donald Trump, Brands Him 'Menace to American Conservatism'

Branding him a “menace to American conservatism,” the National Review is strongly urging all Republican voters not to support current party front-runner Donald Trump.

Undocumented Immigrants in Flint Not Receiving Emergency Water

Despite the donations of bottled water pouring into Michigan to help victims facing the Flint water crisis, there are still hundreds of immigrants in the community who are not receiving help.

Ted Cruz Has No Health Insurance 'Because of Obamacare'

Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz cited President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law as the reason he no longer has healthcare insurance.

Miami-Dade County Commissioners Oppose Cuban Consulate

Leaders in Miami-Dade county Wednesday voted against supporting the arrival of a Cuban consulate to the city.

Republican Candidate Ted Cruz Is the Least Favorite of Senate Republicans?

As the 2016 Elections is fast approaching, presidential candidates are caught in the middle of different opinions as to their eligibility and their effect on the political arena if they will be seated in the White House as the U.S. President.

Ohio Professor Allegedly Connected to ISIS

Investigations were recently held in light of the allegations against an Ohio Professor from Kent State University claiming that Julio Pino had ties with the Islamic State (ISIS), KentWired reports. Furthermore, the publication also revealed that there were allegations saying that the associate professor was also trying to recruit students to join the militant group.

5 Brazil Banks Create New Credit Firm

A new credit firm is in the works according to Thursday's announcement by Brazil's five biggest banks, Fox News Latino reports. The banks which are private-sector have announced that the credit registry will be used as a database for credit information, the publication adds.

Jessica Alba Gushes Over Honest Company Success: ‘I Still Can’t Even Believe It’s Here’

Jessica Alba is the co-owner of eco-friendly company The Honest. She was able to attained big success in less than five years and she herself can’t believe that her business is now a $1.7 billion empire.

Why United Airlines Blames Cheap Oil Prices for Q4 Revenue Drop

With cheaper oil prices, airline companies are making more money even while charging lower average fares. But for United Airlines, oil prices collapse is hurting demand for travel, particularly in one of its largest hubs, Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport.

Latin American Drug Cartels Far From Over? Journalist Ioan Grillo Reveals Region’s New ‘Gangster Warlords’

In the book, “Gangster Warlords,” journalist Ioan Grillo dissected the narcotics world in the region with fastidiousness and firsthand knowledge on both its mechanics and its culture. He also gave an unprecedented glimpse into the hyper-violent realm of drug cartels in Latin America. The Mexico-based author explored the criminal bosses at the frontlines of the continental catastrophe called the drug wars.
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