The MPD engaged in unconstitutional practices, including excessive force and unlawful targeting of Black residents, the 17-month DOJ investigation determined.

A top human rights organization has declared that Israel is committing "genocide" in Gaza in a nearly 300-page on the country's offenses.

A Louisiana assistant fire chief was arrested after allegedly using fake barcodes to steal Pokémon cards from Target.

A man allegedly killed his wife following an argument and proceeded to bury her body inside their house, before filing a missing person report with authorities in Karnataka, India.

A mountaineering doctor reportedly faked hypothermia and called in a false report so that he could be airlifted by a helicopter.

The report investigates reasons behind inequities, finds the impact of COVID-19 on Latinx community likely underestimated.

The studies also suggested that conditions like chronic heart disease often led to inflammation which makes the immune system less resistant to infection.

It was reportedly stated that coal exports were largely conducted via ship-to-shop transfers en route DPRK-flagged vessels to Chinese local barges.

Recent reports claim that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might have plans of moving to Africa, bringing along Master Archie with them in the process.

Carlos Vives is number 89 in a list of Colombian people involved in narcotics trafficking, sources report.

"In Mexico the government argues that torture is the exception rather than the norm, but in reality abuse by police and security forces is widespread and goes unpunished," charges a new Amnesty International report.

Ted Cruz released his fourth report on the Obama administration which documents 76 instances of lawlessness and other abuses of power.

The American Immigration Council says 97 percent of the complaints filed against the Border Patrol from January 2009 to January 2012 resulted in no action taken by the agency.

Venezuela's interior minister will detail the financing and organizing of an alleged plot to stoke violence during protests.

A one-time inspector general responsible for oversight of the Department of Homeland Security has been found to have had an improperly close -- and insufficiently independent -- relationship with top DHS officials.

Impunity for murder is actually growing across all of the Americas. But it's particularly bad in Latin America.

The analysis indicates that while the majority of Mexicans say they do not drink, those who do make up for their fellow countrymen, as Mexico swills the most of any other nation in the Americas.

Finally some closure for their families. The L.A. coroner's office has the result of the autopsies of Paul Walker and Roger Rodas, who died in a car crash in California over the weekend.

It has been concluded that Ariel Castro died as a result of suicide and not autoerotic asphyxiation.

A new United Nations report has revealed that the fight against AIDS is improving. AIDS related deaths have dropped from 1.7 million in 2011 to 1.6 million in 2012.

Hispanic children have a more difficult time in school than children of other immigrants.

A UN Study says use of new synthetic drugs is on the rise in Latin America, where leaders are for the first time starting to push for a review of US-backed drug policies which treat drug prevention as a law enforcement issue.

Tesla recall was announced Wednesday. Tesla vehicles produced from May 10, 2013 and June 8, 2013 are affected.

Cuba remains on the Treasury Department's list of state sponsors of terror. The Cuban government denounced its inclusion, calling it "shameful" and "discredited".

Dwight Howard is set to become a free agent this July. Expected to have multiple suitors, will Howard leave Los Angeles after only one season?

Elizabeth Colbert-Busch's name appears twice on the official South Carolina election ballot.

Amid debate on legislative floors on both the national and state level, a task force commissioned by the NRA presented its recommendations for school safety.

The body found in burned cabin that was found on Feb. 11 is believed to be Christopher Dorner, who was the subject of a large-scale manhunt in California.

(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.

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