21Jun2013 | Camille Seaman: Photos from a Storm Chaser TED Talks Photographer Camille Seaman has been chasing storms for 5 years. In this talk she shows stunning, surreal photos of the heavens in tumult. |
21Jun2013 | Tropical Storm Barry Leaves 1 Dead, 3 Injured Along Mexico's Gulf Coast EFE Barry, which made landfall in Mexico as a tropical storm but has since weakened to a low-pressure system, left one dead and three injured and caused damage in at least 19 municipalities in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz, authorities said. |
21Jun2013 | US Supreme Court Strikes Down Anti-Prostitution Pledge for AIDS Charities NBC News Charities trying to fight AIDS overseas don’t have to say they oppose prostitution or human trafficking to get federal funds, and the federal government has no right to tell them to, the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday. |
21Jun2013 | Savoring Tequila and the Sophisticated Tastes of Mexico Highbrow Magazine One whiff of tequila is often all it takes to conjure up memories of a sun-drenched spring break or a painfully regrettable hangover. But for those who look beyond margarita mixes, a bold, earthy and exciting culinary adventure awaits. |
21Jun2013 | PAN Leader in Mexico Senate Offers to Support PEMEX Reform of Pena Nieto Proceso Mexico's conservative PAN party will present its own proposal for energy reform sometime during the summer, Luis Alberto Villarreal, coordinator for PAN representatives in Mexico's lower house of congress, said. |
21Jun2013 | Cuba's DIY Inventions from 30 Years of Isolation Motherboard Ernesto Oroza, a designer and artist, studied the innovations created during this period. He found that the general population had created homespun, Frankenstein-like machines for their survival, made from everyday objects. |
21Jun2013 | Mexico's Pinacate Desert Declared 'World Heritage' Xinhua The extraordinary landscape of El Pinacate and Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve in Mexico with its sweeping dunes, huge volcanic craters and rich cultural heritage is the latest site to achieve World Heritage Status. |
21Jun2013 | Dressed as a Mexican Wrestler, 'Peatonito' is the Protector of Pedestrians Al Jazeera A superhero is helping Mexico City pedestrians navigate the chaos in the largest city in the world. |
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