The Obamacare Effect: Top US Insurers Reward Shareholders As Healthcare Costs Climb
Stock prices of UnitedHealth, Anthem and Aetna have more than doubled since the Affordable Care Act became law, and shareholders have seen dividends spike.
Immigration Reform 2015: Church Sanctuary Movement Steps Up To Shield Immigrants Facing Deportation
Rosa Robles Loreto has been living in an Arizona church since last August in a desperate bid to avoid being deported to Mexico.
Immigration Reform 2015: Undocumented Immigrants Appointed To Government Boards In California Town
The two men, both from Mexico, will reportedly lead two separate commissions but will not receive a monthly stipend.
Trans-Pacific Partnership: Is TPP Dead After Key Sticking Points Block Recent Progress?
After talks in Hawaii failed to provide a deal, the window to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership is closing fast for the Obama administration.
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Mexico City Prosecutor Confirms Slaying Of News Photographer
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Five Found Shot To Death In Mexico City Apartment
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TPP Deal: Australia Blames US, Big Four Economies For Not Reaching Final Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement
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Trans-Pacific Partnership: TPP Trade Talks Fall Short Of Deal
Failure to seal the agreement is a setback for U.S. President Barack Obama, given the trade pact's stance as the economic arm of the administration's pivot to Asia and an opportunity to balance out China's influence in the region.
Mexico Approves US Extradition Warrant For Kingpin Guzman
The Mexican Attorney General's office said on Thursday a judge had approved an order to extradite to the United States drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, who escaped from prison through a tunnel earlier this month.
Immigrant Crime 2015: Juan Emmanuel Razo-Ramirez Violent Spree In Ohio Raises Questions About Deportation Policies
Border Protection officials were contacted because the deputies were unsure of Juan Emmanuel Razo-Ramirez's status.
Mexico Religious Procession Accident Claims 16 Lives After Truck Crash
The truck crashed into a religious procession by local Catholics in the town of Mazapil in central Mexican state of Zacatecas.
Election 2016: Jeb Bush, In Spanish, Talks Son's Race, Discrimination, Immigration Reform During Telemundo Interview
In a Telemundo interview, Bush spoke, in Spanish, not only on his family's experiences as Hispanic Americans but on the need for immigration reform.
Missing Mexican Students Search: Investigation Leads To Discovery Of At Least 60 Mass Graves And 129 Bodies, Report Says
The mass graves were found between last October and May, according to the Mexico attorney general’s office.
El Chapo Guzman Jailbreak: Mexican Judge Opens Court Proceeding Against Three Prison Workers
Separately, Mexican authorities say they believe Joaquin Guzman used blueprints from another prison to plan his escape from the Altiplano Federal Penitentiary.
Bobby Jindal 'Giuliani Moment' Pushes Trump Off TV After Louisiana Shooting
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal got back into the news cycle, and the presidential conversation, on Friday, one day after a tragic movie theater shooting in Lafayette, Louisiana.
Election 2016: Donald Trump Mum On Amnesty, Immigrants' Futures
Securing the U.S.-Mexico line takes priority over deciding what to do with undocumented immigrants in the U.S., the presidential candidate says.
Illegal Immigration 2015: Crime Data On Undocumented Immigrants Should Be Made Public, GOP Lawmaker Claims
Under the Arrest Statistics Reporting Act, state and local authorities would be forced to provide the immigration status of suspects in arrest reports.
Texas-Mexico Immigration 2015: Donald Trump To Visit Border In Laredo
The Republican presidential candidate's visit to the U.S.-Mexico line reportedly will take place Thursday, in Laredo, Texas.
Immigration Reform 2015: Illegal Mexican Border Crossings Down Nationwide, Study Finds
229,178 Mexicans were apprehended at the border in fiscal 2014, down from a high of about 1.6 million in 2000, according to a new report.
LG Bello II Midrange Smartphone Officially Announced
LG has officially announced the LG Bello II midrange smartphone with modest specs.
Donald Trump In South Carolina: Presidential Candidate Talks Immigration, McCain, And Lindsey Graham In Campaign Speech
The candidate's speech seemed to focus on nothing in particular and everything at the same time.
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He was originally scheduled to visit last month but canceled his appearance after the Charleston shooting.
Mexico Homicide Rate Drops 27 Percent Since Start Of Peña Nieto's Term
Anger still lingers over Mexico's security situation, but homicides have fallen 27 percent under President Peña Nieto's watch, according to new figures.
Immigration Reform 2015: US Asylum Backlogs Soaring, Testing Patience For Those Fleeing Persecution
Backlogs in U.S. asylum offices and immigration courts have hit new heights, leaving people fleeing persecution in limbo for years.
Donald Trump's Remarks Prompt Outrage In A Tumultuous GOP
After Donald Trump disparaged Mexican immigrants, Republicans quietly stood by while the fallout ensued. But the McCain comments may be unforgivable.
Immigration Reform 2015: Tijuana, Mexico Border Security To Be Tightened Over Pedestrian Foot Traffic
“Our intention is to try different strategies to process as many people as we can within a reasonable time frame."
Eleven Killed In Ambush In Northern Mexico: Media Reports
The incident occurred near the border with Sinaloa state, the home of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
Mexican Kingpin's Home Town Stunned By 'Bad Ass' Escape
"Let's put it like this: 'Look, El Chapo gave them the slip, it's totally bad ass,'" Mayor Mario Alfonso Valenzuela said.
Immigration Reform 2015: Texas Attempting To Block US-Born Children From Birth Certificates If Mothers Entered Country Illegally, Say Immigrants, Lawyers
Advocates of immigrant rights say Texas is attempting to block U.S-born kids from gaining citizenship rights in cases where their moms entered the country illegally.
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