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Chicago Sun Times USA Nation November 02, 2023
El mejor lugar para cobertura bilingüe de noticias y cultura latina en Chicago. The place for bilingual coverage of Latino news and culture in Chicago. Freddy Ortíz, un migrante de Valencia, un municipio venezolano cercano a la costa caribeña, vió la nieve por primera vez el... + más
Migrantes durmiendo frente a comisarías de Chicago se preparan para el invierno | Chicago Sun Times
Una mujer jubilada del área de Chicago abre su casa a los migrantes como ‘nuevos miembros de la familia’ | Chicago Sun Times
CBS News USA Crime April 21, 2023
A man was shot to death Thursday at a Starbucks coffee shop in an upscale neighborhood of Mexico City, and he apparently had links to a northern Mexico drug cartel.City police said the shooting occurred inside the Plaza Carso shopping mall on the edge of the wealthy Polanco... + más
Starbucks To Foray Into NFTs With Starbucks Odyssey Launch | RTTNews
NFL Playoff Scenarios | ABC News
The New York Times USA Opinion December 09, 2022
Argentina’s passionate football fans create the players they want to see. They adore, they chide, they analyze. And few have been on the receiving end of Argentine scrutiny like Lionel Messi, the improbably slight forward who has dominated the sport for 15 years.Despite his... + más
Texas judge rebels against death penalty ruling in extraordinary move | Newsweek
Supreme Court says it hasn’t identified person who leaked draft opinion | The Boston Globe
ABC7 USA World February 05, 2023
FRIO COUNTY, Texas -- A dramatic new video shows a 15-year-old leading Texas Department of Safety troopers on a high-speed chase just southwest of San Antonio and then needing to be rescuedThe video captures the teen crashing into a barrier and then flying over an overpass,... + más
Bengals not putting injured WR Ja'Marr Chase on IR | ABC News
Taylor: Bengals' ailing WR Chase not going on IR | ESPN
Los Angeles Times USA Nation August 29, 2023
Andrew the tamale man didn't stand a chance. He was at his usual spot, near Main and College streets, at 1 a.m. when two men approached. One pressed a gun to his chest; the other picked through his pockets. They made off with his earnings for the night: $2.25. The robbery... + más
Column: 30 years of masa dreams at a tamale festival in Indio | Los Angeles Times
'Frustration' fuels Broncos' sideline blowup in loss | ESPN
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