‘American Idol’ Season 12 Semifinals: Which Of The 10 Guys Will Make It To The Final?
An uneven show of talent from the guys of this season of American Idol puts viewers on the road for the final.
'American Idol' Season 12 Semifinals: Which Of The 10 Ladies Will Make It To The Final?
The bets are running for which of the five remaining ladies will make it to the final of "American Idol" after a night of uneven performances. Angie Miller brought the best performance of the night with "Idol" alum Colton Dixon's "Never Gone."
Drone Strikes On American Soil? AG Holder Opens Door For Possibility
Attorney General Eric Holder wrote a letter to Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., noting the possibility of drones being used in certain situations within the United States.
‘American Idol’ 2013: Did Lazaro Arbos And Zoanette Johnson Deserve To Make Top 20? [POLL]
The Latino cutie with the incredible backstory advanced to the "American Idol" finals on Thursday night.
ADR REPORT-Latin American ADRs drag after Bradesco profit miss
(Reuters) - U.S.-listed shares of foreign companies dipped on Monday, with Latin Americanstocks the worst performers after an earnings miss from Brazil's Banco Bradesco.
Miss USA Crowned Miss Universe in Eighth American Win
A 20-year-old beauty queen who plays the cello and is a breast cancer advocate was crowned Miss Universe on Wednesday, the eighth time an American has won the pageant where the world's most beautiful women parade in bikinis and ball gowns.
PSY - Gangnam Style: South Korean's Anti-American Lyrics in 2004 Song Stirs Debate; Rapper Apologizes
Just a few weeks after South Korean rapper PSY's popular dance "Gangnam Style" became the most watched YouTube video of all time, Americans are outraged at the rapper for some anti-American lyrics he sang in 2004.
International Emmys Honor Lear, Alda, South American Shows
Television legend Norman Lear and veteran actor Alan Alda received special honors at the International Emmy Awards on Monday, while programming from South America dominated the competition, with Argentina and Brazil each winning two Emmys.
Phillip Phillips Looks At Life Beyond "American Idol"
Like the 10 winners before him, Phillip Phillips faces the uneven road from "American Idol" victor to pop-chart mainstay.
Bieber Sweeps American Music Awards with Big Wins
Canadian pop star Justin Bieber swept the American Music Awards on Sunday, topping strong competition from Rihanna and Nicki Minaj, and sending newcomers British boybands One Direction and The Wanted home empty-handed.
Spain and Portugal's Recessions Dominate Ibero: American Summit
Spain and Portugal sought help on Friday from their former Latin American colonies, looking for a wave of trade and investment across the Atlantic Ocean to rescue them from economic crisis.
Psy, Drake, Gotye Join American Music Awards Birthday Bash
The American Music Awards rings in its 40th year on Sunday, with top nominees like Rihanna and Nicki Minaj battling for the top trophies and Stevie Wonder leading a tribute to the show's late founder, Dick Clark.
Two-Time Pulitzer Winning American Composer Elliot Carter Dies at 103
Elliot Carter, a classic American composer died on Monday in New York City, just a month prior to his 104th birthday. The cause of death is not known. He composed 158 works, including several at over 100 years of age. One composition for chamber orchestra is scheduled for a world premier in February.
Russian-American Trio Head for Space Station
A Soyuz spacecraft carrying two Russians and an American blasted off on Tuesday for the International Space Station (ISS), where the men are to spend five months in orbit.
U.S. targets violent Latin American street gang MS-13
The United States on Thursday imposed financial penalties on violent Latin American street gang MS-13, which has thousands of members operating in the United States and has been accused of human trafficking, kidnapping, murder, rape and other criminal activities.
2012 American Music Awards Nominees
The 2012 American Music Awards will be broadcast live from the NOKIA Theatre L.A. Lon Sunday Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. on ABC.
Mitt Romney's Criticisms Towards 'American Green Energy' Causes Fisker To Speak Up
Fisker: "We don't consider ourselves a loser."
US Economy Negatively Affects Poor Latin American Countries
Chronically ill patients in Central America struggle to pay for health care because they receive less money from relatives abroad who have been 'downsized'
League of United Latin American Citizens to Host Immigration Summit
The League of United Latin American Citizens will host its Immigration Summit on October 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Washington, DC. The summit will take place in the Kennedy Caucus Room at the Russell Senate Building,
Nicki Minaj, Keith Urban to Join Mariah Carey, Randy Jackson as American Idol Judges
Fox has officially announced the two judges that will join Idol-veteran Randy Jackson and singer Mariah Carey. Country superstar Keith Urban, 44, and rapper Nicki Minaj, 29, will complete the judges panel this season.
ALMA Awards to Highlight American Latino Contributions to Music, Television, Film, Sports
For the seventeenth year, the NCLR ALMA Awards will highlight the best American Latino contributions to music, television, and film.
High Blood Pressure on the Increase in Many Latin American Countries
A recent study revealed that while developed countries have enjoyed reductions in cardiovascular disease over recent decades, Latin America has been less fortunate. Researchers found that high blood pressure is on the increase in many Latin American countries, a situation set to worsen unless immediate action is taken.
Julian Castro defends Obama, Highlights American Dream in DNC Keynote
San Antonio Mayor Juliàn Castro took center stage at the 2012 Democratic National Convention as he delivered a rousing speech.
Assange impact on British-Latin American ties seen limited
Latin America has condemned Britain's threat to lift diplomatic protection from Ecuador's embassy to arrest WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, yet the damage to London's reputation is unlikely to endure, with Brazil key to where the row goes next.
American Diana Nyad starts latest Cuba-U.S. swim attempt
With a shout of "courage," veteran long-distance swimmer Diana Nyad dove into the Florida Straits on Saturday and began stroking her way north in her fourth and likely final attempt to make the 103-mile swim from Cuba to the United States.
Appeals process begins for American imprisoned in Nicaragua
A U.S. citizen serving a 22-year prison sentence in Nicaragua for drug trafficking and money laundering, who a United Nations group has said was wrongly convicted, appeared in court on Thursday for the start of a long-awaited appeals proceeding.
Confirmed: SRT Viper GTS Enters Its Debut American Le Mans Series Race At Mid-Ohio [Video]
The Viper GTS-R will make its racing debut in the American Le Mans Series on August 4 in Mid-Ohio.
2013 North American Car and Truck/Utility of the Year Award: FulI List
The 2013 North American Car and Truck/Utility of the Year Award is up for grabs. This year a total of 45 vehicles from 23 automakers stand a chance of taking home the prize.
Edmunds: Optimistic June Auto Sales In U.S. To Carry Momentum For 13.9 Million Total Units In 2012
While overall consumer confidence has yet to recover, June sales numbers are expected to keep sales momentum going smoothly.
Aggressive Expansion: Ford To Add 12,000 American Workers
Ford's push for new products will spur demand and require new shifts and more lines to meet the demand. Best of all, these job openings at Ford will stay within the United States.