Friday, July 22, 2011 as of 13:51 PM EDT
Authorities have quarantined a Mexican neighborhood where a French toddler with measles is staying.
Community organizations want to force the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to take action.
A coalition seeks to delay the implementation of Alabama's anti-immigration law.
Chávez is using Twitter as a tool to govern Venezuela while he undergoes cancer treatment in Cuba.
Georgia panel will investigate complaints about public employees who don't enforce immigration law.
Sporting a "V for Vendetta" mask, "Anonymous" hackers leave video on President's facebook page.
I have never spoken to Casey Anthony; I have no idea where she is; and I do not own a yacht.
Deval Patrick made a surprise stop at a hearing on in-state tuition for undocumented students.
Competing in the brutal AL East, Romero, pitching to a 3.18 ERA, has three complete games this season.
Critics call visa lottery an "invitation for fraud" and a "jackpot for terrorists."
They read aloud for 300 consecutive hours.
After its "express divorce" law prompts a spike in split-ups, Mexico City hosts its first-ever Divorce Expo.
The lives of three Mexican brothers in Chicago suffering from a rare genetic disease depend on liver transplants.
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