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Baby Eva has yet to meet her Pakistani grandmother.
Justice
A Pakistani mom sets out to visit her new American granddaughter, and is turned back at the visa counter
A patch on the sleeve of a militiaman is seen at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge near Burns, Oregon on January 4, 2016. The leaders of a group of self-styled militiamen who took over a US wildlife refuge headquarters over the weekend said on Monday t
Justice
Is that militia in Oregon similar to radical Jewish settler groups in the Israeli-occupied West Bank?
Environment
The joy of cooking — with cow dung
The Lighthouse in Glasgow.
Arts
People aren’t happy about an art project paying someone $22,000 to live in Glasgow for a year
Residents react during the funeral of newly-installed Temixco mayor Gisela Mota in Temixco, south of Mexico City, after Mota was shot dead on Saturday by four armed gunmen, January 3, 2016.
Conflict
A Mexican mayor was murdered hours into her new job — the latest in a long line of similar crimes
Abdullah-X
Conflict
Former Islamic extremist tries to save others from his mistakes — with a popular online cartoon
A marijuana farm in western Mexico.
Justice
Loosened US pot laws have sent Mexican weed prices plunging
Daniel Meza holds a bullhorn as Mario Sidonio, to his right, waits his turn to speak at a rally in front of Houston's City Hall.
Global Politics
Every 30 seconds a Latino in the US turns 18. The challenge is getting them to vote.