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'Frozen' Movie Online, 'Let It Go' and Soundtrack 2014: Disney Film Continues to Rescue Toymakers as Holiday Season Nears

Disney's Frozen continues to rescue toymakers, and will be top toy for holiday season estimated at $1 billion in revenue. New products are being launched this fall.

iPhone & Android Apps 2014: FEMA Launches Spanish Language App

New app helps those who are native speakers of Spanish to get accurate and useful information in an emergency.

Stock Market News: Nasdaq Hits 14-Year High, Dollar General Soars

Stocks were higher Monday, oil hits lowest level in more than a year. Stocks jumped Monday after tensions around the world eased and investor uncertainity fell.

Jim Jeffords Death: Former Vermont U.S. Senator Dead at Age 80

Former Vermont U.S. Sen. James Jeffords, a longrunning Republican congressman-turned-Independent, died on Monday at the age of 80.

New York Metropolitan Opera Reaches Tentative Agreement With Two Unions

New York's Metropolitan Opera announced on Monday it had reached a tentative agreement with two of its largest unions -- the orchestra (Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians), and the chorus and other members (American Guide of Musical Artists).

1,000-Pound Alligator Sets New Record in Alabama

A group of Alabama hunters made a record breaking catch over the weekend after they shot and killed a 1,000 pound alligator.

Michael Brown Shooting and Autopsy: Results Spark More Riots Ahead of Third Examination by Justice Department

Missouri teenager Michael Brown was shot at least six times, twice in the head, according to a preliminary autopsy requested by his family.

ExxonMobil, Chevron and Other US Companies Considering Investing in Mexico Oil

Last week, the Mexican government announced that it will open its oil resources to domestic and foreign private investors. Now, various U.S. petroleum companies are eyeing a piece of the pie.

Mexican Billionaire Carlos Slim Advises Catholic Association of Latino Leaders On How to Strengthen Latino Economic Status

Carlos Slim spoke Sunday at Catholic Association of Latino Leaders Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim said that increasing worker's earning power and offering Latino-owned companies easier access to financing can help better the socio-economic status of Latinos in the U.

Connecticut Department of Revenue Services Targets 14,000 Hispanic Business Owners With Spanish Language Tax Video

The State of Connecticut Department of Revenue Services has created a video in Spanish to teach its Spanish speaking residents how to properly handle their taxes.

'WikiLeaks' Founder Julian Assange Hopes to Leave Ecuadorean Embassy ‘Soon'

Assange has been living in Ecuadorean embassy in London for two years Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, has been living in the Ecuadorean embassy in London since he was granted asylum by the South American country two years ago.

Mike Brown Shooting Autopsy Reveals Teen Was Shot At Least Six Times

Preliminary results from a private autopsy revealed that Michael Brown, the unarmed teenager that was killed by a police officer in Ferguson, St. Louis on Aug. 9, was shot at least six times, including twice in the head.

Grand Central Station Stabbing 2014: Lawyer Says Man Stabbed Others in Self-Defense

Police say the act was a drunken attack A man accused of a triple stabbing on a Grand Central Station subway platform was acting in self defense, the man's lawyer said.

Art Walk Brings Murals, Exhibits, Concerts and More to Streets of Mexico City's Roma District, Gives Pedestrians 'A New Awakening''

This weekend, creative minds have brought art to Mexico City with the Art Walk. This weekend, creative minds have brought art to Mexico City with the Art Walk.

Ferguson: Governor Declares State of Emergency and Curfew in Ferguson

The curfew was enacted on Saturday, but protesters and looters defied it, clashing with police. Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency and established a curfew in the suburb of Ferguson to preserve calm and order.

New York Woman Caught Selling $59K Worth of Stolen Lego Toys on eBay Following High Demand Caused by 'The Lego Movie'

A Long Island woman was arrested Thursday after she was found trying to sell 800 stolen Lego play sets online. Nassau County police said Gloria Haas, 53, was in possession of around $59,000 worth of the toys.

National Civil Rights Organizations 'Vigilant' After Michael Brown Shooting, Ferguson Protests

Michael Brown's death and the subsequent protests in Ferguson, Missouri, have national civil rights organizations' attention as calls for peace and justice grow louder.

Top 15 Most Wanted: Couple Captured in Oregon

The Barretos were arrested at a shopping center Tuesday night. A couple that has been wanted since 2009 was finally caught by U. S. Marshalls in Oregon.

Ferguson Protests: Looters Raid Local Businesses in Midst of Mike Brown Protests

After a day of peaceful protests in Ferguson, Missouri, chaos erupted Friday night and Saturday morning as looters robbed local businesses and police stood back.

US Senator Ron Wyden to Introduce Legislation Seeking End to Bulk Electronic Surveillance

At a technology conference in Portland, Oregon, on Friday, Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., said he will introduce legislation to ban bulk electronic surveillance, arguing it should be protected as a constitutional right under the Fourth Amendment.
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