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Colombian Singer Shakira Sells Rights to Her 145 Songs in Multi-Million Dollar Deal

Colombian singer and songwriter Shakira is the latest star to sell rights to her 145 songs in an undisclosed amount but a report said it was a multi-million dollar deal.
COVID-19 Patient Dies After Judge in Argentina Forces Clinic To Inject Bleach

COVID-19 Patient Dies After Judge in Argentina Forces Clinic to Inject Bleach

A COVID-19 patient died in Argentina on Monday after a judge ordered a private clinic to administer chlorine dioxide to the patient.
Mexican Women Made a Cookbook To Honor Missing Loved Ones

Mexican Women Made a Cookbook to Pay Tribute to Victims of Violence

A group of women in Mexico has worked together on a new project to help commemorate their loved ones. They created a cookbook, featuring their missing loved ones' favorite dishes.
China's Sinovac COVID-19 Vaccine Is Less Than 60% Effective in Brazil Trial: Report

China's Sinovac COVID-19 Vaccine Is Less Than 60% Effective in Brazil Trial: Report

China's Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine was reported to have a general efficacy of less than 60 percent in its late-stage clinical trial in Brazil.
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Wet Market or Lab Leak? WHO Experts to Arrive in China to Investigate the True Origin of COVID-19

China announced on Monday that experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) will arrive this week to investigate the origin of the COVID-19 virus.
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg

Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg: How Did the Feud Between These Two Billionaires Start?

There is no love lost between billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg but their feud has started since in 2016. Since then, the two started to tease each other.
Brazilian Drug Dealer Reportedly Killed and Dismembered Ex Due to Jealousy

Brazilian Drug Dealer Accused of Killing, Dismembering Ex Due to Jealousy

A Brazilian drug dealer has allegedly killed and dismembered his former girlfriend, Bianca Lourenco.

Meet the African-American Female Scientist Leading the COVID-19 Vaccine Research

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country's leading disease and infectious expert, credited African-American female scientist Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett for leading vaccine research.
Dominican Republic Officially Bans Child Marriage

Dominican Republic Officially Bans Child Marriages

Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader has signed a bill on Wednesday that officially banned child marriages in the country.
Sinovac Vaccine From China Is 78% Effective in Brazil Trial, but Experts Say Details Remain Sketchy

Sinovac Vaccine From China Is 78% Effective in Brazil Trial, but Experts Say Details Remain Sketchy

Researchers said Thursday that the Sinovac, the COVID-19 vaccine developed by a Chinese firm, was 78 percent effective in a late-stage Brazilian trial, but experts ask for more details.
How Long Will Moderna Vaccine Protect You From Getting COVID-19?

How Long Will Moderna Vaccine Protect You From Getting COVID-19?

Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel revealed at a virtual event on Thursday how long the firm's COVID-19 vaccine might prevent infection against the infectious disease caused by the new coronavirus.
McEnany: Trump Condemns Violent Riot at U.S. Capitol

McEnany: Trump Condemns Violent Riot at U.S. Capitol

After a riot took place at the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters amid the congressional certification of the presidential election, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said that the president condemned the act.
How Did These Famous Latinos Change the World?

Famous Latinos Who Changed World of Politics, Astronomy, and More

Many Latinos have changed the world with their influence in the respective fields that they have chosen, may it be in politics, astronomy, entertainment, and technology.
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Password Game Weak? Here's How to Create Stronger Password for Your Online Accounts

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University suggest some tips on how to make a stronger password in creating an online account to avoid hackers getting into your account.
China Delaying Investigation of COVID-19 Origin, WHO Admonishes Country

WHO 'Disappointed' After China Works Hard to Delay Investigation of COVID-19 Origin

The World Health Organization has issued a reprimand to China for delaying the entry of travel experts to the country in hopes to prove the origin of the virus. The rebuke was a rare public criticism from the international organization.
Giant Vulva Sculpture Sparks a Culture War in Brazil

Giant Vulva Sculpture Sparks a Culture War in Brazil

A giant vulva sculpture on a hillside in northeastern Brazil has caused a fueled war between leftists and conservatives, including the close allies of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.
Honduran Woman Gives Birth on Mexico-U.S. Border Bridge

Honduran Woman Gives Birth on Mexico-U.S. Border Bridge

A Honduran woman gave birth on a Mexico-U.S. border bridge connecting the cities of Matamoros and Brownsville, Texas on Saturday, authorities said.
Miss Mexico Aspirant Found Dead in Her Home Weeks Before the Contest

Miss Mexico Aspirant Found Dead in Her Home After Leaving Heartbreaking Message Online

A contestant for the upcoming Miss Mexico beauty pageant has been found dead in her home.
Portuguese Health Worker Dies Two Days After Receiving Pfizer Vaccine, Autopsy Results Unknown

Portuguese Health Worker Dies Two Days After Receiving Pfizer Vaccine, Autopsy Results Unknown

A Portuguese woman who works as a pediatric assistant died two days after getting her first dose of the Pfizer vaccine, and results of the autopsy on her is still unknown.
People in Mexico Line up for Hours To Get Oxygen Amid COVID-19 Surge

People in Mexico Line up for Hours To Get Oxygen Amid COVID-19 Surge

COVID-19 cases in Mexico City continue to increase, resulting in supply shortages in oxygen as reported by medical supply stores that refill oxygen tanks.
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