13Apr2013 | New Report on the Global Use of the Death Penalty Released by Amnesty International Amnesty International A study by Amnesty International has found that 682 people were executed last year. But the rights group said that was two more than the number of death sentences carried out worldwide in 2011. |
13Apr2013 | Louis C.K. Talks 'Mexican Past' in Upcoming Rolling Stone Cover Story The Huffington Post Louis C.K. tells Rolling Stone about his surprisingly complex racial identity in an upcoming cover story. |
13Apr2013 | Immigration, Trade, Drug War to Highlight Upcoming Obama-Pena Nieto Summit Voice of Russia When President Barack Obama meets Mexico President Enrique Pena Nieto in May, the two are expected to discuss a number of bilateral issues, including trade, economic growth and immigration. |
13Apr2013 | With Amnesty Waving in the Wind, Immigrants Continue to Cross Mexico's Northern Border The Blaze It seems even illegal immigrants seeking to cross over the U.S.-Mexico border are following the current immigration debate, and taking ever greater risks to reach their American dream. |
13Apr2013 | Google Donates $3M to Combat Human Trafficking Newsy The Internet search giant Google announces it is giving a total of $3 million to three groups in Europe, Asia and the United States combating modern-day slavery to help them share and analyze the mountains of data that grows out of their frontline work. |
13Apr2013 | Smaller Homebuilders in Mexico Set to Gain as Top Three Struggle Reuters Mexico's top three homebuilders, facing heavy debt burdens and holding land where Mexicans no longer want to live, will sell fewer homes this year, leaving a market wide open for smaller rivals or even private equity funds to snap up business. |
13Apr2013 | Human Trafficking Worldwide: More Profitable Than Arms Trafficking La Jornada According to various specialized estimates, human trafficking worldwide is the second most profitable illegal business, over arms trafficking, bringing in estimated revenues of $32 billion annually; and 73 percent of the victims are women. |
13Apr2013 | Drought Wasn't Caused by Climate Change After All, Federal Study Finds Associated Press Politicians and environmentalists for months blamed the Midwest drought on climate change, but federal scientists say it was just a freak of nature. |
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