13Jun2012 | 75% of Young Adults Gave to Charity Last Year Philanthropy.com About 75 percent of young people who provided data for the 2012 Millennial Impact Report said they gave money to a nonprofit in 2011, while 70 percent said they have helped solicit donations by encouraging colleagues and others to support a cause. |
13Jun2012 | Earth's Most Threatened Tribe Demands Action as Logging Season Starts Survival International Earth's 'most threatened tribe' has made a desperate appeal for the Brazilian government to halt the illegal logging that is ravaging its territory, as the Amazon's logging season starts in earnest. |
13Jun2012 | From Mexico With Love: Butterflies Pay Rare Visit to Edmonton Metro Edmonton Monarchs migrate by the millions to winter in Mexico, returning in the spring to the southern U.S. Their offspring migrate further north to Canada, getting as far as southern Alberta. This far north, however, is rare. |
13Jun2012 | Footballers Vie for Glory at RoboCup in Mexico ANI Some of the best robot "footballers" in the world will be taking on the challenge to win the title at the Robo Cup in Mexico City later this month. |
13Jun2012 | Quitting Smoking Even in Old Age Prolongs Life Hispanically Speaking News There's yet more evidence that smoking cuts life expectancy, with a new study that finds the habit increases the risk of early death from all causes among older smokers. There was good news, though: Quitting, even late in life, helps reduce the risk. |
13Jun2012 | Boat Ran Aground in Fatal Newport-Ensenada Race Los Angeles Times A sailboat participating in this year's Newport Beach-to-Ensenada race broke into pieces when it slammed into North Coronado Island in the dark of night, an independent review has concluded. |
13Jun2012 | Mexican Cartel 'Laundered Money Through US Horse Breeding' Associated Press US federal agents have raided a ranch in Oklahoma and a prominent horse track in New Mexico, alleging the brother of a high-ranking official in a Mexican drug cartel used a horse-breeding operation to launder money. |
13Jun2012 | Fear of Past, Ire at Present Divide Young Mexicans Associated Press With signs shouting "No to repression!" and "Down with the PRI!" the angry students who have taken the streets of Mexico with flash protests have become the most visible face of youth in this election. |
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