11Aug2014 | A Done Deal: Mexican President Signs Landmark Energy Legislation Into Law Reuters Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto signed into law on Monday a package of laws setting out the fine print of a landmark energy reform that promises to lure billions of dollars in investment to the country's ailing oil, gas and electricity sectors. |
11Aug2014 | Eric Herbst: Putting the Central American Children's Migration in Context Fusion The Obama administration is struggling to deal with the influx of immigrant children. So why doesn't the government just send them across the border? Because it's against the law. |
11Aug2014 | Tech Companies Predict San Diego-Tijuana Border Zone Will Be New Silicon Valley Al Jazeera Too often conversation around the U.S.-Mexico border focuses on security and immigration, making what some see as a seam instead become a symbol of division. But businesses like 3D Robotics see the border as an advantage and an opportunity. |
11Aug2014 | John Oliver: Don't Visit Antarctica HBO Tourism in Antarctica is ruining the environment. So don't go there. Just go to Alaska. Who even knows the difference? |
11Aug2014 | Immigrants from Mexico Will Move for Low-Skill US Jobs. No One Else Will. The Washington Post Among low-skilled workers, Mexican-born immigrants are unique in that they moved quite a bit in search of jobs during the last recession, while native-born workers, in contrast, tended to stay in one place. |
11Aug2014 | Keystone XL Will Make Climate Change Worse NewScientist Try not to faint from shock. The controversial Keystone XL pipeline, which would carry Canadian oil through the US, will make climate change worse. |
11Aug2014 | Photographer Spencer Tunick Plans Second Mass Nude Photo Shoot in Mexico Mexico News Daily Mexicans are open-minded when it comes to baring all for the camera, says American photographer Spencer Tunick, who is returning to Mexico City for another mass nude shoot. |
11Aug2014 | Mexico Stops Central American Migrants from Climbing Aboard 'Beast' Train Agence France-Presse Mexican authorities have launched operations to block Central American migrants from illegally heading to the United States, stopping them from hitching rides on a freight train known as “The Beast.†|
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