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Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, November 25, 2009; 3:21 PM An Army psychologist from Woodbridge who was killed in the Fort Hood shootings was buried at Arlington National Cemetery Wednesday. Maj. Libardo E. Caraveo, 52,...
MEXICO CITY (AP) - Residents in the violent Mexican border city of Juarez will soon be able to report crime through an anonymous international tip line. Ciudad Juarez Mayor Jose Reyes says telephone operators outside the...
By Howard Pankratz The Denver Post A late morning fire apparently caused when food ignited in an apartment kitchen led to the evacuation of at least 24 units of the apartment complex in unincorporated Adams County, North...
A U.S. citizen from Brownville has died of a gunshot wound she reportedly suffered across the Rio Grande in the Mexican border city of Matamoros. "We are in contact with the corresponding Mexican authorities, who we hope will...
MATAMOROS, Mexico, Nov. 24 (UPI) -- Investigators were trying to determine who fired the stray bullet that killed a young Brownsville, Texas, woman visiting a friend in Mexico. Authorities in Matamoros, on the south side of the...
November 24, 2009 -- NovoDynamics_, Inc, a recognized leader in providing advanced software technology solutions, developed an approach to IDR software [that] leverages the company's scientific heritage in artificial...
George Grayson at The Foreign Policy Research Institute has an interesting piece up on the spread of vigilantism in Mexico. Key quotes…… Most kidnappings go unreported because citizens fear the authorities may be in league with...
0 of $400 raised. Started raising funds on Nov 24, 2009 Exal Evir Ramírez has dedicated himself to the rental of audio (stereos, speakers) equipment for more than three years. He is in need of better and more modern equipment,...
Medical-products manufacturer Boston Scientific will close its plant in Doral, Fla., eliminating 1,400 jobs by 2012, Miami-Dade economic development officials said Friday. The company is transferring the plant's work to a...
Mexico's rampant drug-related violence is making headlines, with thousands of deaths linked to the turf wars this year. "They have murdered Mennonite people… the drug-traffickers," says Abraham Peters, a 66-year-old retired...
