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Mexican opposition holds energy reform hostageTheir refusal to debate legislation could send the trumpeted overhaul into an eleventh-hour free-for-all. The party is seeking political reform.
World Cup 2014 TV schedule: Who to watch Friday, June 20After the first full week of the World Cup action, the battle in the Group stage is intense today. Italy vs. Costa Rica. France vs. Switzerland. Ecuador vs. Honduras.
In Latin America, Biden rolls out rhetoric to increasingly deaf earsAs Team USA competes at the World Cup in Brazil, Vice President Biden continues a four-nation tour that is long on rhetoric and short on specifics, as immigration reforms stalls.聽
World Cup 2014 TV Schedule: Who to watch Thursday, June 19Uruguay vs. England is the match to watch today while Colombia takes on Cote d鈥橧voire and Japan and Greece face off.
How can Venezuela resolve its political crisis? Six views. Venezuela has been rocked by more than four months of anti-government protests and violent police crackdown. Dozens of Venezuelans have died and thousands have been arrested. But resolving the crisis still seems out of reach. Here are six perspectives on Venezuela's search for a peaceful path forward.
Do Mexico City homes need earthquake alarms? One man says yes.Mexico has one of the most advanced seismic alert systems in the world, but alarms have been out of the price range of most Mexicans. Andres Meira hopes to change that.
World Cup 2014 TV schedule: What to watch WednesdayWednesday features the first full day of second games in group play, including the Netherlands, Spain, and Cameroon.
World Cup 2014: Why are there so many goals?In the 2014 World Cup, there have been more than 3 goals per game (on average) through the first 14 matches. That's almost three times as many as in the South Africa 2010 World Cup. What's going on?
Brazil and Mexico face off 鈥� at the World Cup and in the regionLatin America's two largest economies battle it out at the World Cup today. On and off the pitch, Mexico has surprised Brazil in recent years.
World Cup 2014 TV Schedule: What to watch TuesdayBrazil vs. Mexico is the match to watch today while Belgium and Algeria face off and Russia takes on South Korea.
In World Cup win over Ghana, only hints of USA's 'American revolution'Coach J眉rgen Klinsmann wants to revolutionize the way Team USA plays soccer. The 2-1 World Cup win over Ghana was an important step, but low on style points.聽
After tight reelection, Colombia's President Santos is told to listenSantos鈥� push for peace was enough to tip the balance in his favor, but his opponent said in his concession speech that the voice of the 7 million Colombians who voted against him 'will have to be heard.'
The biggest World Cup match for USA? Biden vs. RousseffThe US faces off against Ghana on the soccer field today, with Vice President Biden in the stands. But after the game, the US leader will meet with Rousseff in another high-stakes match.
World Cup 2014 TV schedule: US plays Ghana MondayThe United States finally hits the field in Brazil as the first full week of World Cup 2014 gets underway, along with Germany, Portugal, and Nigeria.
World Cup 2014 TV schedule: What to watch SundayIn today's World Cup match-ups, Switzerland plays Ecuador, France faces off against Honduras, and Argentina takes on Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Colombia presidential vote: The difference between war and peace?Colombia's presidential runoff pits incumbent Santos, who launched peace talks with Colombia's leftist FARC rebels two years ago, against Zuluaga, who refers to the FARC as a 'terrorist threat.'
England vs. Italy: Without Gianluigi Buffon, should Italy worry?Italy goes up against England without their star keeper, Gianluigi Buffon. But this could be the coming out party for Buffon's heir apparent: Salvatore Sirigu
World Cup 2014 TV schedule: Who to watch SaturdayOn Saturday, there will be four World Cup matches played. The first at noon is Colombia vs. Greece. Then, Uruguay vs. Costa Rica at 3 p.m, followed by Italy vs. England, and finally Ivory Coast vs. Japan.
To win Argentine love, Messi first needs to help win World CupStar forward Lionel Messi may be regarded as a deity in much of the soccer world. But not in the nation of his birth.- 10 ways soccer and organized crime mix in Latin America Soccer has long been a unifying force in Latin America. But 'the beautiful game' has attracted some of the most infamous drug kingpins in the region, something that's corrupted players, officials, and even whole clubs.
