Mexican Mayor Shot Dead The Day After She Was Sworn InGisela Mota, the anti-cartel mayor of Temixco in Mexico, was assassinated the day after she was sworn in. An assailant said he was paid to kill her.
Argentina Is Getting More Than Just A New PresidentMauricio Macri is the next President of Argentina, and his ideology differs from many of the country's past leaders.
Why Are So Many Mexican Immigrants Going Back Home?A new study from Pew Research Center shows more Mexicans are leaving the U.S. than are coming in. So what's causing the trend reversal?
Fierce Storms, Hurricane-Level Winds Batter US NorthwestAt least three people have been reported dead in Washington state after storms ravaged the Northwest Tuesday.
Key US War Influencer Ahmed Chalabi Is DeadChalabi was a key figure in persuading the U.S. and President George W. Bush to invade Iraq in 2003.
Hurricane Patricia Isn't A 'Catastrophic' Hit In MexicoThe Category 5 hurricane was downgraded to a tropical storm Saturday, hours after hitting Mexico's coast with winds around 165 mph.
This Is Hurricane Patricia's Landfall From SpaceHurricane Patricia is the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Western Hemisphere.
'El Chapo' Injured After Evading Authorities AgainMexican officials say escaped drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman suffered multiple injuries after authorities attempted to recapture him.
Coast Guard Finds Objects Believed To Belong To Missing ShipObjects found floating near the southeastern Bahamas could belong to the missing container ship El Faro that was caught in Hurricane Joaquin.
US-Cuba Relations Remain Big Focus As Pope Visits HavanaPresident Obama and President Raul Castro have said Pope Francis played an important role in thawing diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Cuba.
Pope's Role In Mending US-Cuba Ties May Continue On TripsThe pope has already taken a special interest in bringing the two countries closer together.
Cuba's Human Rights Still A Hurdle Despite Kerry's VisitSecretary of State John Kerry visited the American Embassy in Cuba, though the island nation and the U.S. still have a lot of issues to work out.
| Samantha Crook and Kate Grumke
The Dangers Of Leaving Pets In CarsA dog living in a minivan in Edmonton, Alberta, has drawn the ire of the online community. How dangerous is it to leave a pet in an automobile?
How To Almost Smuggle 16,000 lbs. Of Cocaine InternationallyThe Coast Guard has been finding homemade, drug smuggling, half-boat, half-submarine vessels for about a decade.
Passenger Berates Canadian Taxi Driver, Reveals Larger IssueRecently released videos illuminate an ongoing problem in Canadian taxis: passengers verbally abusing cab drivers.
MLB Expansion: Possibly Coming To A City Near YouThe MLB commissioner says the league could expand. We take a look at some potential cities for the next MLB franchise.
What A Mexican Drug Lord Does Before Escaping From PrisonMexican officials have released video surveillance footage of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, one of the country's most notorious drug lords, escaping.
Mexican Officials Criticized After Drug Lord's Second EscapeAfter a notorious Mexican cartel leader escaped again from a maximum-security prison, critics are questioning the government's competence.
Horse Deaths After Wagon Race Raise Animal Safety ConcernsTwo horses were put down after sustaining injuries at the Calgary Stampede chuck-wagon race, causing animal rights activists to criticize the event.
Puerto Rico Is Not 'America's Greece'Puerto Rico's debt problems have led some in the media to compare it to Greece, but it's not really that simple.
Teen Reunited With Mom After More Than A Decade ApartHope Holland says she was never able to find her son Jonathan after the boy's father took him to Mexico as a toddler.
Thousands Face Possible Deportation From Dominican RepublicThe push to register or deport Haitian immigrants has been criticized by human rights groups who fear the move is motivated by racism.
| Kate Grumke and Steven Sparkman
Haitian Ex-Leader Jean-Claude 'Baby Doc' Duvalier Dies At 63Former Haitian President Jean-Paul Duvalier, who spent 25 years in exile after his corrupt regime was overthrown, died Saturday at age 63.
