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Univision Hires Underwriters For IPO: Sources

New York-based Univision’s Spanish-language broadcast network sometimes beats English language broadcasters in the primetime ratings race.

Venezuela's Maduro Seeks Decree Powers To Face US 'Imperialism'

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday asked parliament for decree powers in response to new U.S. sanctions, in a move opposition critics slammed as a power-grab.

Peru Eyes Backing Bill To Resume Shooting Down Drug Planes

The government of President Ollanta Humala said on Tuesday it might back a bill that would lift a 14-year-old ban on shooting down aircraft suspected of carrying drugs, even though the U.S. government opposes the practice.

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Senate Letter To Iran Reactions: Traitors or Patriots? Twitter Debates

Are 47 senators guilty of treason, or are they patriots standing up to what some call the tyranny of President Barack Obama?

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Apple Inc. Donates $50 Million To Advance Diversity in Technology Sector

Diversity has become a hot topic among tech as many companies have drawn criticism for being largely white and male.

Nearly Every Major Bank Has Ditched Mountaintop Coal Mining

PNC Financial joins the list of lenders refusing to do business with an environmentally damaging industry.

Pro-Russians Using Truce To Amass Heavy Weapons And Troops, Says Ukraine

Ukraine says rebels are removing heavy weaponry from the front and concentrating it near Donetsk.

US Marine Philippines Transgender Murder Trial: Court Offers Joseph Pemberton Plea Deal

The defendant received a chance to avoid a 40-year jail sentence if convicted of murder in a trial.

Hillary Clinton Email Scandal Update: Former Secretary Of State Expected To Answer Questions For First Time On Tuesday

The former secretary of state has faced criticism from Republicans, who contend that she may have violated federal regulations.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Tumbles 200 Points As Investors Fear Interest Rate Hike

Investors were cautious Tuesday, driven by speculation the Federal Reserve would raise rates sooner than expected.

Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro Asks Special Powers To Deter US Sanctions 'Aggression'

The new authority will help him defend against the "aggression" of new U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, Maduro said.

PS4 China Release Date Confirmed For March 20, Sony Says

Now gamers in China will have the opportunity to spend an entire day playing games like "Destiny" and "Dynasty Warriors 8."

US Solar Industry Sees Record Growth In 2014, But Boom In Jeopardy As Key Tax Credit Winds Down

U.S. solar companies installed 30 percent more solar photovoltaic projects last year than in 2013, but the boom may hit a snag.

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Student Aid Bill Of Rights To Debut: Obama Aims To Make College Debt Payments, Complaints Easier

U.S. student loan debt has hit an all-time high, $1.1 trillion, and the average college student debt last year rose to $28,400.

Oil Refinery Strike 2015: Steelworkers Union, Royal Dutch Shell Resume Contract Talks In Houston

The United Steelworkers union and Shell are back at the bargaining table this week.

Banning Tor Anonymity Software Could Increase Drug Crimes In UK, Parliamentary Report Finds

Tor, an acronym for The Onion Router, is popular with all types of Internet users -- from political activists to child pornographers.

McDonald's Menu Changes 2015: Kale Could Become Key Ingredient For Lagging Fast Food Chain

The leafy green could soon play a role in the struggling fast-food chain's menu offerings.

Tom Cotton Iran Letter: Arkansas Senator Fights Back Criticism From Joe Biden Over Warning On Nuclear Deal, Talks

Arkansas Republican Tom Cotton defended warning Tehran about engaging in nuclear negotiations.

Twitter, Which Helped Spread Word Of Umbrella Revolution, Opens Hong Kong Office In Greater China Push

Twitter follows Google and Facebook in targeting more sales from the Greater China region.

CIA Sought To Infiltrate iPhones, iPads By Faking Apple's XCode Software: Snowden

News that the CIA has tried to mimic XCode comes amid ongoing tension between the U.S. government and Silicon Valley.

Gay Marriage Poll 2015: US Support For Same-Sex Marriage At All-Time High, Survey Finds

About 59 percent of Americans favor same-sex marriage, nearly twice as many as in 2004.

5elafabook, Facebook-Like Site For ISIS Supporters, Down One Day After Launch; Twitter Account Suspended

It was not clear who had created the website, which reportedly tried to act like a social media outlet for ISIS supporters.

Twitter Opens Hong Kong Office, Gains China Foothold

China's censors have blocked Twitter's microblog since 2009 along with U.S. social media platform Facebook Inc and Google Inc's YouTube.

Texas Federal Judge Leaves Block On Obama Immigration Plan In Place

U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen in Brownsville, a city along the border with Mexico, has criticized U.S. immigration enforcement as too lax.

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Jameis Winston Sexual Assault Case: FSU Asks Federal Judge To Dismiss Lawsuit Filed By Accuser

Erica Kinsman, a former FSU student, had accused the football player of sexually assaulting her.

US Ambassador To South Korea Leaves Hospital After Knife Attack

Police are seeking to bring charges including attempted murder against Kim Ki-jong for the attack at a forum discussing Korean reunification.

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