According to recent reports from the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and National Hurricane Center (NHC), the 2016 hurricane season is forecast to be the strongest and most active storm system experienced since 2012. Currently brewing in the Pacific is the 11th named storm of the season, while the Atlantic Ocean's sixth tropical storm churns over open waters, expected to continue on rapidly over the next 24-48 hours.
The legendary Don Cheto, host of a hugely popular Spanish morning radio show in the United States recently invited Hillary Clinton's vice presidential running mate Tim Kaine to participate in a live, on-air interview to discuss issues of the utmost importance to Latino voters in regards to Clinton campaign plans.
Ivan Archivaldo Guzman is presumed to be one of six kidnapping victims taken early Monday morning, according to Mexican officials. The 32-year-old son of drug kingpin El Chapo was reportedly running the family business while his father laid in prison.
Jamaican phenom Usain Bolt, an undeniable and overall favorite competitor at the 2016 Olympic Games has smashed too many world records to count and garnered tons of gold for his track and field feats. But the "fastest man alive" is so much more than just an athlete.
India celebrated 70 years of independence on Monday where Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the country with a speech about a better India for the future.
The world is buzzing in anticipation of the 2016 Olympic Games, slated to take place in Rio this year and there is no shortage of Latino talent among the Team USA athletes. The following are some of the most promising contenders who are preparing to perform in Brazil.
According to information provided by National Hurricane Center (NHC) Air Force hurricane hunter plane, which has been tracking a strong tropical weather system throughout the Caribbean this week, that system has official been upgraded to tropical storm status.
Typhoon Nida is headed toward Hong Kong after traveling through the Philippines over the weekend. Typhoon Nida is headed towards Hong Kong after traveling through the Philippines over the weekend.
The kidnapped mother-in-law of one of the world's wealthiest men has been safely found in Brazil, not far from where the Rio Olympics are set to commence later this month.
Protestors in London are calling for a boycott of the Byron hamburger chain after company officials reportedly worked hand and hand with the government to pull off an immigration sting that led to the deportations of several workers.
An organization representing the mayors of Mexico is calling on the government to take action after two of its own were gunned down in brazen shootings not far from one another.
The Chinese government has outlawed original news reporting over the Internet as it stretches its rule over the country's web and information industries.
The aspect of Russian President Vladimir Putin's sweeping new police and counter-terrorism laws that gravely restricts religious activity is drawing increased scorn and scrutiny.
Beginning Dec. 1, Mexican nationals working or studying in Canada will need little more than a passport and electronic travel authorization. The policy change comes as leadership from both countries seek to mend a relationship hampered by travel restrictions.
