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6 Mexico police slain in 2 attacks
World NowMEXICO CITY -- Six Mexican police have been assassinated in two separate incidents in the drug-battleground states of Durango and Tamaulipas, government officials reported Thursday.... -
USB sticks provide look inside criminal gang, say Brazilian officials
World NowAuthorities say they have uncovered extensive information about the inner workings of Sao Paulo state's largest criminal gang, which is suspected in the killings of 73 police officers so far this year.... -
Municipal elections in Brazil provide welcome news for President Rousseff
World NowMunicipal elections throughout Brazil on Sunday saw Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes easily reelected, while in Sao Paulo two mayoral candidates faced a second round runoff. Brazilians voted largely to keep the major parties in charge of their cities,... -
Hong Kong leaders try again to put divisive curriculum plan to rest
World NowSeeking to put to rest months of controversy and demonstrations, Hong Kong officials said Monday they would shelve “national education” course guidelines that many residents of the former British colony had protested as an indoctrination... -
Must Reads: Cash crunch, bikes and a Russian battlefield
World NowFrom doing battle with Russian cottages to biking to freedom in a Brazilian prison, here are five stories you shouldn't miss from this past week in global news.... -
Gaza militant killed in renewed clashes with Israel
World NowRenewed clashes between Gaza Strip militants and Israeli soldiers left one Palestinian fighter dead and 14 others wounded, while southern Israeli cities were showered with several dozen mortars and rockets.... -
The Week in Pictures | Sept. 24-30, 2012
FrameworkThe Week in Pictures from around the world.... -
Latin American governments congratulate Chavez win in Venezuela
World NowGovernments in Latin America quickly congratulated Hugo Chavez on his reelection Sunday as president of Venezuela, a sign of his convincing win over strong opposition challenger Henrique Capriles.... -
It’s a family affair!
FrameworkStaff photographer Ricardo DeAratanha shares his passion for visual communication with his family.... -
Prosecutors allege Mexican politician slain by his understudy
World NowProsecutors in the border state of Sonora on Monday alleged that Eduardo Castro Luque, a state deputy-elect, was slain by the man he had picked to take his place in office in case he died after the election.... -
Trial of chef who said he cooked wife’s body nears end
L.A. NOWIn the prosecution's telling, David Viens was an abusive, conniving husband who murdered his wife, cooked her body to dispose of it and then tried to cover his tracks with a string of lies and fake text messages. In the...... -
Trial of chef who said he cooked wife’s body goes to jury
L.A. NOWJurors are expected to begin deliberations Tuesday afternoon in the murder trial of David Viens, the chef who told authorities he cooked his wife's dead body to dispose of it....
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