05Oct2012 | Is the US Government Facilitating the Sinaloa Cartel? InSight Leaked internal emails by security analysis firm STRATFOR suggest that the United States government may be favoring Mexico’s most powerful drug trafficking organization, the Sinaloa Cartel. |
05Oct2012 | Remembering Steve Jobs' Death Ignites Philanthropy Mashable.com A self-proclaimed group of guerrilla fundraisers, dubbed iCancer, have started a campaign to raise the money needed to begin human trials of a treatment for those suffering with a neuroendocrine tumor - the type that led to Steve Jobs' death a year ago. |
05Oct2012 | The Disturbing Truth About Workaholism The Fix Many people view "workaholism" as a virtue, or even a joke. But a spate of recent studies suggests the condition should be taken much more seriously. |
05Oct2012 | Equality Just Found a New Anthem in Macklemore & Lewis Same Love The Eargazm Who says hip-hop has to be homophobic? Seattle rapper/producer team Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' new track "Same Love" is easily one of the most moving cases for LGBTQ equality we've ever heard. |
05Oct2012 | Archaeologists Discover the Tomb of Mayan Queen Hispanically Speaking News The tomb of a powerful seventh-century Maya queen was discovered at the El Peru-Waka site in the northwestern Guatemalan province of Peten, archaeologists said this week. |
05Oct2012 | Study Finds Suicide Now Kills More Americans Than Car Crashes Hispanically Speaking News More Americans now commit suicide than die in car crashes, making suicide the leading cause of injury deaths, according to a new study. |
05Oct2012 | Mexico's Fledgling Startups Have Facebook-Sized Ambitions Reuters In a mosquito-ridden hall in downtown Mexico City, hundreds of wannabe Mark Zuckerbergs gather to build the Latin American giant's newest industry, one app at a time. |
05Oct2012 | New Documentary, The New Juarez, Shows Less Violence in City Leaning Toward Normalcy Borderzine A dwindling murder rate after years of bloodshed in a devastating drug war the city of Juarez never asked for is the subject of filmmaker Charlie Minn's new documentary. |
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