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Marco Rubio, Chris Christie Battle in New Hampshire TV Ads

Marco Rubio and Chris Christie have embarked on their own private television battle, as the two GOP presidential hopefuls try to make inroads in the crucial early primary state of New Hampshire.

Monkey Selfie Copyright Lawsuit Dismissed

A federal judge in San Francisco dismissed a lawsuit filed by PETA on behalf of an Indonesian macaque monkey against a wildlife photographer who used the monkey's selfie picture for profit.

Cruz Dismisses Eligibility Concerns, Trump Suggests Declaratory Judgment

Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz on Jan.7 dismissed front-runner Donald Trump's suggestion that the Texan's Canadian birth could affect his constitutional eligibility to serve as president of the United States.

Protesters Crash Trump Rally in Vermont

Chaos erupted at a campaign rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in Vermont on Thursday, as protesters repeatedly interrupted the GOP front-runner and clashed with his supporters both inside and outside of the event.

Puerto Rico Sued by Wall Street Insurers

Puerto Rico Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla announced bond insurers have sued the island. Adding on to the commonwealth’s financial crisis, Puerto Rico has now been sued for failing to repay creditors.

US Jobs Report: Labor Market Remains Positive for Latinos

The U.S. labor market is showing no signs of slowing down as the country's employers managed to add another 292,000 jobs in December, the latest data from the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics reveal.

Parents of Slain Orchard Worker Sue Pasco Police

The Mexican parents of a 35-year-old orchard worker, who was killed by Pasco police in 2014, have filed a federal lawsuit accusing the officers of using excessive force in the case.

US Navy to Name Ship for Civil Rights Icon Rep. John Lewis

The U.S. Navy announced Wednesday that it will name a ship after Democratic Rep. John Lewis of Georgia to honor his legacy as a civil rights hero and tireless fighter for freedom in America.

Hillary Clinton to Get Planned Parenthood Endorsement

Planned Parenthood announced Thursday that it will endorse Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.

CEO Tim Cook Earns $10.3 Million from Apple Last Year

Tim Cook took home $10.3 million as his 2015 salary from Apple. The Apple CEO earned a bit more than $10 million last year. According to CNBC, Chief Executive Tim Cook took home $10.

US Government Fines United Airlines $2.7M for Consumer Rules Violations

United Airlines was slapped with a $2.5 million fine by the U.S. Department of Transportation for violating consumer rules and handling flight delays. The department investigated the airlines after an increase in complaints from disabled passengers and five delays in the past two years.

Pregnancy PRO App: Home Pregnancy Test Goes Digital

The Consumer Electronics Show 2016 has been filled with amazing gadgets that boast of sophisticated technological advancements. But there is one unlikely item that was also presented during the show- the First Response’s Pregnancy Test Pro Stick.

People’s Choice Awards 2016 Highlights: Dakota Johnson Suffers Wardrobe Malfunction, Vin Diesel Delivers Poignant A Capella Tribute to Paul Walker

The recently concluded 42nd Annual People’s Choice Awards was indeed one memorable event as it was filled with several notable moments, from hilarious spoofs to poignant song tribute. The event was hosted by “Glee” star Jane Lynch and was held at the Microsoft on Jan. 6, Wednesday.

‘Rizzoli & Isles’ Signing Off After Upcoming Season 7? TNT Announces Series’ Last Hoorah

Oh no! “Rizzoli & Isles” is officially signing off after the series’ upcoming Season 7. The sad news was announced by TNT during the Television Critics Association winter press tour in Pasadena on Thursday, Jan. 7. The show, which starred by Sasha Alexander and Angie Harmon, depicted the lives of Medical Examiner Maura Isles and Detective Jane Rizzoli, whose friendship and expertise solved Boston’s most complex cases.

Ted Cruz Gets Campaign Support from Businessman Dick Uihlein

GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz just got a major boost for his campaign after getting the support of megadonor Dick Uihlein. The Illinois businessman donated $1 million to Cruz's political action committee.

7 Most Terrifying Roads in the World

Roads are important part of the transport system all over the world. The routes in all countries must be methodical and effective so as to increase economic and social benefits. They greatly helps in mobility by allowing people to travel even to the most remote places.

People's Choice Award Parodies Steve Harvey's Miss Universe Gaffe

The People's Choice Awards 2016 took place on Jan. 6 at the Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater. The live broadcast was hosted by Jane Lynch who opened the show by inciting big laughter from the audience as she parodies the unforgettable Steve Harvey's Miss Universe gaffe.

Racial Misconception: Second- and Third-Generation Latinos Say 'We're American' in New Public Service Ad

Second- and third-generation Latinos in the U.S. clarify their nationality in a new public service ad by NBC.

Top 10 Latino CEOs at Fortune 500 Companies You Should Know About

The journey to the C-suite can be daunting, not to mention a long and arduous one. While not everyone can join the highest leadership level within the top businesses and organizations in the world, a small percentage of CEOs at Fortune 500 companies have been Latinos.

Alarming Homicide Rate Pushes Immigrants to Flee Latin America

Homicide is seen as one of the main reasons why immigrants leave the Latin America region and try their luck at the border.