
From Migrants To Refugees, Mexico's Shelters Struggle To Keep Up
Mexico's refugee crisis is growing, and migrant shelters are having to adapt.
Mexico's refugee crisis is growing, and migrant shelters are having to adapt.
Venezuela is in an economic crisis. And people living there are sick of it.
Police in Rio say they're underpaid and understaffed.
One of the areas affected is the site of the Olympic sailing competition.
Construction for the 2016 Olympics is forcing out Rio de Janeiro's poor who live in urban shantytowns.
Body parts were found on Copacabana beach, the site of the world's largest New Year's Eve celebration and Olympic sand volleyball.
Argentina's Buenos Aires zoo will close and transform into a conservation park. Thousands of its animals are moving to sanctuaries.
The Colombian government and rebel group the FARC announced they've reached a historic cease-fire agreement after more than 50 years of fighting.
The jaguar had escaped and approached a soldier.
A "serious economic crisis" might mean the city can't finish certain projects ahead of the games.
Bill Gates wrote, 'It's pretty clear to me that just about anyone who's living in extreme poverty is better off if they have chickens.'
Chicago Bulls star Pau Gasol joins a growing list of Olympic athletes considering freezing their sperm if selected to play in Rio de Janeiro.
Political upheaval, the Zika virus and a spike in crime are all looming over Brazil as it prepares to host the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Here's everything that's gone wrong ahead of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Don't be surprised if Sanders doesn't count it as a huge win.
Detroit Tigers closer Francisco Rodriguez says he contracted the Zika virus in Venezuela, and he's got some advice for Olympic athletes.
The shortage has forced some production plants to close.
That's 42 condoms for each athlete and staff member.
This was a big grab for authorities, and not just because of its size.
Venezuela's opposition wants to call a referendum on President Nicolás Maduro's term.
Brazil's interim president is coming under fire for appointing only white men to his new cabinet.
Rousseff is accused of taking funds from state banks to cover budget shortages.
Messaging service WhatsApp claims it never had access to the chat histories it was ordered to hand over to a Brazilian court.
The 600-mile stretch of coral reef found at the mouth of the Amazon River defies what scientists previously knew about how coral forms.
Brazil's lower courts voted in favor of impeaching President Dilma Rousseff. The Senate now must to decide whether to move forward with the process.
At least 230 people were killed when the earthquake hit Ecuador Saturday night. Officials have declared a state of emergency for six provinces.
The U.S. Geological Survey estimated the earthquake had a magnitude of 7.8.
A committee voted to impeach President Dilma Rousseff over financial mismanagement allegations, but much of Brazil's government is corrupt.
Newsy met a group of Americans who are studying to become doctors in Cuba and aren't paying anything for it.
Venezuela is giving state employees Fridays off in an effort to save electricity.