08Sep2014 | Blue Whale Population Rebounds in Pacific Ocean Newsy Science A new analysis suggests there are as many blue whales living off the coast of California as there were before humans started hunting them to near extinction 110 years ago. |
08Sep2014 | Ever Noticed How Girls Are More Into Random Hookups on Vacation? Here's Why AskMen.com University researchers interviewed women about their sexual behaviors as tourists. They found that in general, women are more likely to experiment sexually due to a combination of “social atmosphere†and perceived anonymity. |
08Sep2014 | US Signs Agreement with Mexico to Protect Mexican Workers - Including Illegals CNSNews.com Mexican Ambassador Eduardo Medina Mora Icaza signed a Memorandum of Understanding between his country and the U.S. to protect Mexican Nationals working in the United States. |
08Sep2014 | Explorers Dive Into Active South Pacific Volcano and Live to Prove It International Business Times A photographer and explorer led by adventure enthusiast Sam Cossman not only become some of the few humans to ever descend into an active, boiling volcano in the South Pacific Ocean, they lived to upload a video online. |
08Sep2014 | Mexican Chefs Break Two Guinness World Records with 9,450 Tacos GMA News Chefs and artisans in Metepec, Mexico broke two Guinness World Records on Sunday by assembling 9,450 tacos to create the largest Taco de Plaza and by serving it in the world's largest clay pot. |
07Sep2014 | Obama Delays Executive Actions on Immigration Until After November Elections The New York Times President Obama will delay taking executive action on immigration until after the midterm elections, bowing to pressure from fellow Democrats who feared that acting now could doom his party’s chances this fall. |
07Sep2014 | Wastewater Plants Blamed for Mexico Mass Fish Death in Jalisco Lagoon Agence France-Presse An analysis of water samples taken at the Cajititlan lagoon in Jalisco state found that at least 82 tons of fish turned up dead because they lacked oxygen due to excessive organic waste in the water. |
07Sep2014 | Filmmakers Sign Historic Agreement with Wixarika Tribal Authorities in Mexico City IC Magazine A powerful new full-length feature film about the Wixarika People’s struggle to save their most sacred site from exploitation from Canadian mining companies has become the cutting edge of that movement as its director and protagonists prepare to make their way to Europe, the United States and Canada. |
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