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Bolivia Travel Guide and Travel Information - Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet Bolivia Travel Guide. Bolivia travel information, advice, hotels, reviews, maps and itineraries.
Brazil in the Yahoo! Directory
Find resources about Brazil. Explore the history, learn about the regions, find local newspapers, check the business categories, and browse the local ...
Economy of Suriname - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mexico - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jump to: navigation, search. This article is about the country in North America. Mexican(s) redirects here. ...
Dominican Republic travel guide - Wikitravel
Open source travel guide to Dominican Republic, featuring up-to-date information on attractions, hotels, restaurants, nightlife, travel tips and more.
Governments on the WWW: Nicaragua
Links to websites of governmental institutions and political parties in Nicaragua.
Panama - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jump to: navigation, search. This article is about the nation in Central America. For other uses, see Panama ...
BBC NEWS | Americas | Bolivia tells US envoy to leave
Grenada Travel Guide and Travel Information - Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet Grenada Travel Guide. Grenada travel information, advice, hotels, reviews, maps and itineraries.
Trinidad and Tobago - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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MGM To Have Channels On YouTube; American Gladitors Included
DOW JONES NEWSWIRES Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. will have multiple channels on YouTube to show shows from the studio's archives, starting with ones dedicated to action programming and the since-reviv...
Chicago, other cities readying for election night
Chicago authorities are bracing for as many as a million people in downtown Grant Park Tuesday night to cheer on Barack Obama as election returns come in, a potential celebration and security headache.
Clinton bumps up against Senate seniority rules
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton drew about 18 million votes as a presidential candidate. But that doesn't necessarily count for much in the Senate, where seniority rules, and so far not in her favor.
YSL exhibit displays the art of fashion in San Francisco mus..
Cocktail dresses designed by Yves Saint Laurent are shown at his exhibit at the de Young Museum on Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008, in San Francisco. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Jeff Chiu
Police: Tip led to arrest of Reno rapist suspect
(AP)
AP - Early in their investigation into the kidnapping and slaying of a young college woman, Reno police were convinced the suspect they described as a serial rapist was a chameleon who blended in with a community grieving the loss of Brianna Denison.
Libya wants to invest in US
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK -- The son of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi says Libya wants to put some of its $100 billion investment fund into American business and send thousands of students to s...
Univision predicts lean times ahead
The Spanish-language broadcaster posts a $2.9-billion third-quarter loss after writing down assets. Univision Communications Inc. said Monday that it probably would trim expenses as the Spanish-language media giant grappled with a worsening economy and a mountain of debt.
Mexico air crash toll rises to 13
(AFP)
AFP - The death toll from a plane crash in Mexico City -- in which the interior minister died -- rose to 13, the city's prosecutor said on Wednesday.
Congo rebel leader Nkunda vows to keep fighting
(AP)
AP - High in the mist-shrouded Mushaki mountains, amid a drenching tropical storm, the rebel leader swept into the crumbling brick farmhouse, his sinewy frame swathed in a red-and-black shawl — dutifully followed by a pet lamb called Betty.
Clinton signs for Obama’s dream team
There are many clever explanations for Barack Obama's apparent decision to endow America with its third Madam Secretary of State in a decade. By giving the post to Hillary Clinton he will ...
Arizona reports drop in American Indian casino revenue
Arizona’s American Indian casinos suffered a 9.5 percent drop in business during the third quarter, according to new state figures. The 22 casinos sent almost $25 million to the state of Arizon...
Barbra Streisand blasts stepson Brolin for doing Bush role i..
New York, Nov 10 : American singer/actress Barbra Streisand showed her dislike for President George Bush when her stepson Josh Brolin told her that he would be playing the role of the commander in chief in "W".
After mother's slaying, daughter awaits dad's fate..
AP - Her father waits behind a glass wall, clothed in the jail standard gray-and-white striped shirt and pants. He has tidied up some since their last visit: What's left of his thinning hair has been trimmed, and his face is clean of stubble.
FDA finds traces of melamine in US infant formula
Traces of the industrial chemical melamine have been detected in samples of top-selling U.S. infant formula, but federal regulators insist the products are safe.
Emmy-Award Winning Comedy Writer Is THE COMPLETE PERFORMER, ..
A Mostly One-Man Comedy Show featuring Letterman Show's Emmy Award-winning writer, Ted Greenberg and his crowd-rousing mascot. Combines stand-up, mindreading, magic, a half-time show, full-frontal nud...
Quotations of the day
"We are one day away from change in America." — Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
Iran's Ahmadinejad congratulates US president-elect Obama
Tehran - Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Thursday, in a rare move, congratulated the US president-elect Barack Obama on his success in the recent US presidential race. Mr Barack Obama, the president-elect of the United States of America, I c...
FARC Rebels Vow To Continue Fight
BOGOTA, Colombia, May 25 -- Colombia's largest rebel group pledged Sunday to carry on in its decades-long war against the U.S.-backed government after confirming that the group's legendary commander had died of natural causes. The Defense Ministry had said the day before that Manuel Marulanda, who...
Marvellous beaches, colonial buildings await tourist in Braz..
Salvador/Recife, Brazil - The beach stretches all the way to the horizon, palm trees rim the coastal forest's edge, and the sun beams down from a bright blue sky. Though it sounds like a South Sea paradise, it is the northeastern corner of Brazil, th...
Obama wins 1 of Nebraska's electoral votes
President-elect Barack Obama has won one of Nebraska's electoral votes, making history in a state that has never split its electoral votes.
Last call to claim stimulus check
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Never got that stimulus check in the mail? It might be as simple as a wrong address, and the IRS deadline to fix the error is today. The Internal Revenue Service is trying t...
Obama choice put to vote in 'first dogs' exhibit
The election is not over for museum visitors weighing in on what President-elect Barack Obama calls a "major issue" for his transition: selecting the first family's dog.
Joe Calzaghe to apply New York sheen on formidable career
Joe Calzaghe says his fight against Roy Jones Jr will be 'the icing on the cake'. Photograph: Andrew Couldridge/Action Images As he contemplates retirement, liberated from the tyranny of the scales ...
Holiday shoppers picking cash over credit: survey
(Reut..
Reuters - Fewer U.S. shoppers plan to use credit cards to buy gifts this holiday season and the majority of them have yet to complete their gift buying, according to a new survey from the world's largest retail trade association.
Calm returns to east Congo after four days of fighting - Sum..
Nairobi/Kinshasa - Calm has returned to the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, a spokesman for the United Nations peacekeeping mission said Thursday after four days of fighting that saw Tutsi rebels come close to taking the city of Goma. Gener...
Zimbabwe Rejects Carter, Annan
Zimbabwe has refused to let Kofi Annan, Jimmy Carter and a South African human rights advocate visit the impoverished country for a humanitarian mission, the three said Saturday.The former U.N. secret...
Obama, US government, UN chief voice support for India again..
US president-elect Barack Obama joined the American government in strongly condemning Wednesday's series of 'horrific attacks' in Mumbai and asked Washington to work with India to root out and destroy terrorist networks worldwide.
Thousands of families shut out of pre-k programs
State prekindergarten programs reserved for low-income students are squeezing out thousands of middle-class families unable to afford early education, according to a national study released Wednesday.
Man's untimely nap damages church's organ pipes
This isn't music to anyone's ears: The restoration of a church's 130-year-old organ has been delayed because four delicate pipes were damaged when a visitor napped on them.
Mexican president names new interior secretary
(AP)
AP - An attorney who helped reform Mexico's electoral laws rose to the powerful post of interior secretary Monday after a mysterious plane crash killed the government's No. 2 leader.
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