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Bolivian riot police and soldiers clash with supporters of ex-President Evo Morales during a protest in the Cochabamba department on November 15

Four More Deaths In Bolivia Protests: Rights Commission

Four more deaths in Bolivia protests: rights commission

Thousands Of Guaido Supporters March Against Maduro In Venezuela

Supporters of Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido hold a banner reading "Maduro Out" as they protest against President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas

Thousands of Guaido supporters march against Maduro in Venezuela

How The US - Mexico - Canada Trade Agreement Affects Blue Jeans

While the iconic American blue jean is now manufactured and sold around the world, many apparel brands still depend on American workers to produce the component materials used in the jeans we wear.

The Mesoamerican Migration Movement is a non-government organization that helps search for missing migrants

Parents Of Missing Migrants Begin Mexico Caravan Crossing

Parents of missing migrants begin Mexico caravan crossing

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Supporters of ousted Bolivian leader Evo Morales launched fresh protests against the new government, marching on federal headquarters in La Paz

Bolivia Interim President Rules Out Morales Election Bid

Bolivia interim president rules out Morales election bid

Guatemalan civilian and rural organizations demonstrate in front of US Embassy in support of former Bolivian President Evo Morales, in Guatemala City, on November 14, 2019

Guatemalan Indigenous People March In Support Of Morales

Guatemalan indigenous people march in support of Morales

Who Is Stephen Miller? Democrats Seek White House Adviser's Ouster For White Supremacist Views

The Southern Poverty Law Center issued a report earlier this week after reviewing more 900 emails Miller sent to far-right website Breitbart in 2015 and 2016 in which Miller promoted extremist positions.

Interim Bolivia President Jeanine Anez (left) acknowledges her supporters after her appointment as ousted former leader Evo Morales waves upon his arrival in Mexico where he has been granted asylum

Bolivia Crisis: Can Second-Tier Opposition Politician Jeanine Áñez Quell Political Protests As Election Results Questioned?

Bolivia remains locked in a political crisis following a disputed election.

Walmart's 2018 acquisition of India's Flipkart has boosted international sales for the US retail giant

Walmart Touts Growing Momentum As Q3 Earnings Surge To $3.3 Bn

Walmart touts growing momentum as Q3 earnings surge to $3.3 bn

Walmart Q3 Earnings Surge To $3.3 Bn, Beating Expectations

Walmart Q3 earnings surge to $3.3 bn, beating expectations

Bolivian ex-President Evo Morales speaks during a press conference at the Museum of the City of Mexico on November 13, 2019

Bolivia's Morales Says Ready To Return To 'Pacify' Country

Bolivia's Morales says ready to return to 'pacify' country

Hugo Carvajal, left, served as military intelligence chief under the late Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez

Venezuela Ex-intel Chief Missing In Spain Ahead Of US Extradition

Venezuela ex-intel chief missing in Spain ahead of US extradition

Jeanine Anez vowed to 'pacify' Bolivia after weeks of protest

Jeanine Anez: Stand-in President Vowing To 'Pacify' Bolivia

Jeanine Anez: stand-in president vowing to 'pacify' Bolivia

Venezuela Ex-intel Chief Missing In Spain Ahead Of US Extradition: Police

Venezuela ex-intel chief missing in Spain ahead of US extradition: police

People take to the streets of La Paz to celebrate the resignation of Bolivian President Evo Morales on November 10, 2019

Bolivia Moves To End Power Vacuum As Morales Condemns 'Sneaky Coup'

Bolivia moves to end power vacuum as Morales condemns 'sneaky coup'

Bolivian ex-President Evo Morales waves upon landing in Mexico City, on November 12, 2019, where he was granted exile after his resignation

Evo Morales's Topsy Turvy Flight Into Exile

Evo Morales's topsy turvy flight into exile

People gesture at policemen in La Paz, Bolivia on November 11, 2019 after president Evo Morales announced his resignation

Bolivia's Election Turmoil: A Timeline

Bolivia's election turmoil: a timeline

Will 'Dreamers' Be Allowed To Stay In US? Supreme Court Hears Arguments About DACA Program

Justices indicate they're not sure whether they have the right to weigh in on the legality of ending the program that protects people brought to the U.S. by their parents without documentation from deportation.

Bolivia's Morales Arrives In Mexico Vowing, 'The Struggle Continues'

Bolivia's Morales arrives in Mexico vowing, 'the struggle continues'

Defenders of people known as "Dreamers" -- who were brought to the US illegally as children -- rally outside the Supreme Court on November 10, 2019

US Supreme Court To Examine 'Dreamers' Program Trump Wants Axed

US Supreme Court to examine 'Dreamers' program Trump wants axed

American Diver Recovering After Shark Attack In Baja California Sur

The man was diving in the Pacific near San Carlos when the attack happened. Despite his wound, he was able to swim back and on to the dive boat on his own.

An image grab taken from a SpaceX video shows the launch of sixty mini-satellites on a Falcon-9 rocket

Mars Mission: How Much Would It Take To Live On Red Planet?

We got our sights on planet Mars, but how much would it really take to get there?

A coral off Mexico's Quintana Roo State, affected by a disease known as white syndrome

Strange Disease Threatens Caribbean Coral Reef

Strange disease threatens Caribbean coral reef

Trump told reporters he has not agreed to any tariff rollback

EU Auto Tariffs: Trump To Delay Decision For 6 Months

President Donald Trump may delay the decision on slapping tariffs over imported European Union autos for another six months, according to reports.

Microsoft On Immigration: Tech Giant Brings Dreamers To Washington To Press For DACA Legislation

Nearly two dozen Microsoft employees, all beneficiaries of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, will press lawmakers to protect them from deportation.