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Rabble-rousing teachers in Guerrero protest against Peña Nieto's education overhaul, and movement appears to be growing.

Predictable and easily refuted conspiracy theories quickly emerged after the city's deadly Marathon bombings.

It has now been decided that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will face federal charges and prosecutors may request the death penalty.

Tsamaev's alleged use of weapon of mass destruction sparks debate whether he should be charged with crime or act of war.

Many in need of break from politics after eventful transition period following death of Hugo Chavez.

Capriles is spinning the CNE decision to audit the vote as a victory for his side and his millions of supporters.

Tensions are high, but the country seems to have returned from the brink of the worst violence.

By rejecting his opponent's demand for a full vote recount, Venezuela's president-elect may be making a costly mistake.

Patriots' Day in Boston is normally a celebration, but violence mars marathon held on historic day.

Wounds of 1982 Falklands war, ordered by late UK PM and which cost many Argentinian lives, still linger.