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Targeted In Walmart Attack, Hispanics In El Paso, Texas Rush To Buy Guns
Guadalupe Segovia, 35, was at the class with her two children. She said her military husband had long been pushing for her to get a concealed-carry license, which allows the holder to wear a gun hidden under their clothes or carry it in a purse when they are in public.
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A Virgin Mary Statue Has Been 'Weeping' Olive Oil. Church Leaders Can't Explain It.
Inside a Catholic church in New Mexico, a 7-foot tall bronze statue of the Virgin Mary appears to be "weeping," according to church leaders.
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At 96, This Woman Is Fulfilling Her Dream Of Going To School
Guadalupe Palacios stands out in her high school class in Mexico, and it is not just because of her gray hair, her deeply creased skin or her 96 years. Palacios, who is seeking to live out her dream of finishing high school by her 100th birthday, is also the most enthusiastic student in the classroom.
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A Man Died After A Boulder Fell Onto His Car From An Overpass. Officials Say Someone Pushed It.
Two weeks ago, Guadalupe Gutierrez discovered that she was pregnant with her second child. She and her husband were elated. They had only decided to expand their family a few months ago and couldn't believe their wish had been granted so quickly.
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Blue-Collar Women Find Hope In #Metoo Movement
The #MeToo movement may be changing work cultures from entertainment to politics, but Guadalupe Hinojosa will still be stepping into a tough world for women when she completes her training as a welder.
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An Arizona Family Struggles With A Mother's Deportation
The house was nearly silent as the father stood in the empty kitchen, pulling apart pieces of store-bought rotisserie chicken. He would have to learn to cook at some point, but not tonight. It was hard enough mustering the energy to get through the meetings with activists, the phone calls with lawyers, the restless nights.
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Mexican Drug Lord 'Chapo' Guzman's Hometown Mourns His Downfall
As Mexico and the United States celebrate the capture of Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman, the world's most wanted drug lord, a mix of fear and mourning grips the towns and ranches in the remote mountains where he was born.
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Haven for Drug Kingpin 'El Chapo': In Many Mexicans' Hearts
He's like a character on a television show, except that he's alive, he's real, say escaped Mexican drug lord's admirers.
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A look at new saints canonised by Pope Francis
Pope Francis has made hundreds of new saints at his first canonisation ceremony in St Peter's Square. Here is a look at the people receiving the Church's highest honour:
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I am grateful to have Casper: Jennifer Lopez
Singer-actress Jennifer Lopez is grateful to have her boyfriend Casper Smart on her world tour because she needs his support.
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Schalke beat Valencia 3-1 to reach Champions League quarters
Schalke rallied to beat Valencia 3-1 on Wednesday and reach the quarterfinals of the Champions League, a victory that may not be enough to save coach Felix Magath's job.
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20-year-old woman student is police chief of violent Mexican town
A 20-year-old criminology student, the only candidate for the position, was designated as police chief in the violence-plagued town of Guadalupe Distrito Bravo, Mexican media reported Tuesday.Marisol Valles Garcia took charge on Monday of security in the town, population 10,000, on the US border. The community is around 80 km east of Ciudad Juarez,...
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Champions League: PSV Eindhoven tops AC Milan 1-0
Jefferson Farfan scored Tuesday to give PSV Eindhoven a 1-0 win over AC Milan in Group E of the Champions League.
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Targeted In Walmart Attack, Hispanics In El Paso, Texas Rush To Buy Guns
Guadalupe Segovia, 35, was at the class with her two children. She said her military husband had long been pushing for her to get a concealed-carry license, which allows the holder to wear a gun hidden under their clothes or carry it in a purse when they are in public.
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A Virgin Mary Statue Has Been 'Weeping' Olive Oil. Church Leaders Can't Explain It.
Inside a Catholic church in New Mexico, a 7-foot tall bronze statue of the Virgin Mary appears to be "weeping," according to church leaders.
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At 96, This Woman Is Fulfilling Her Dream Of Going To School
Guadalupe Palacios stands out in her high school class in Mexico, and it is not just because of her gray hair, her deeply creased skin or her 96 years. Palacios, who is seeking to live out her dream of finishing high school by her 100th birthday, is also the most enthusiastic student in the classroom.
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A Man Died After A Boulder Fell Onto His Car From An Overpass. Officials Say Someone Pushed It.
Two weeks ago, Guadalupe Gutierrez discovered that she was pregnant with her second child. She and her husband were elated. They had only decided to expand their family a few months ago and couldn't believe their wish had been granted so quickly.
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Blue-Collar Women Find Hope In #Metoo Movement
The #MeToo movement may be changing work cultures from entertainment to politics, but Guadalupe Hinojosa will still be stepping into a tough world for women when she completes her training as a welder.
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An Arizona Family Struggles With A Mother's Deportation
The house was nearly silent as the father stood in the empty kitchen, pulling apart pieces of store-bought rotisserie chicken. He would have to learn to cook at some point, but not tonight. It was hard enough mustering the energy to get through the meetings with activists, the phone calls with lawyers, the restless nights.
-
Mexican Drug Lord 'Chapo' Guzman's Hometown Mourns His Downfall
As Mexico and the United States celebrate the capture of Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman, the world's most wanted drug lord, a mix of fear and mourning grips the towns and ranches in the remote mountains where he was born.
-
Haven for Drug Kingpin 'El Chapo': In Many Mexicans' Hearts
He's like a character on a television show, except that he's alive, he's real, say escaped Mexican drug lord's admirers.
-
A look at new saints canonised by Pope Francis
Pope Francis has made hundreds of new saints at his first canonisation ceremony in St Peter's Square. Here is a look at the people receiving the Church's highest honour:
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I am grateful to have Casper: Jennifer Lopez
Singer-actress Jennifer Lopez is grateful to have her boyfriend Casper Smart on her world tour because she needs his support.
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Schalke beat Valencia 3-1 to reach Champions League quarters
Schalke rallied to beat Valencia 3-1 on Wednesday and reach the quarterfinals of the Champions League, a victory that may not be enough to save coach Felix Magath's job.
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20-year-old woman student is police chief of violent Mexican town
A 20-year-old criminology student, the only candidate for the position, was designated as police chief in the violence-plagued town of Guadalupe Distrito Bravo, Mexican media reported Tuesday.Marisol Valles Garcia took charge on Monday of security in the town, population 10,000, on the US border. The community is around 80 km east of Ciudad Juarez,...
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Champions League: PSV Eindhoven tops AC Milan 1-0
Jefferson Farfan scored Tuesday to give PSV Eindhoven a 1-0 win over AC Milan in Group E of the Champions League.
