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Hispanic Heritage Celebrated In India By Association Of Spanish Teachers In Delhi
Celebrating the Hispanic language, literature and culture, the Association of Teachers of Spanish in India (APEI) hosted a cultural evening at the India International Centre (IIC) in Delhi on Thursday.
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Hispanic Coalition Asks Donald Trump To Stop 'Attacks'
The National Hispanic Leadership Agenda on Thursday asked Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to stop attacks on Hispanic communities, inviting him in a letter to meet with the group's leadership.
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Suspected Shooter Of Imam And Assistant Nabbed By New York Police: Report
The killer who brutally shot dead a Bangladeshi-orign imam and his assistant near a mosque here may have been settling a score in a feud between Muslims and Hispanics, according to a media report today.
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Trump's Taco Tweet Baffles, Riles Social Media Users
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump celebrated Cinco de Mayo on Thursday by tweeting a photo of himself with a taco bowl and the caption: "I love Hispanics," but the gesture was not to everyone's taste.
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Donald Trump Spurs Latinos To Citizenship So They Can Vote -- Against Him
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has pledged to deport and keep out illegal immigrants, but the brash billionaire's rhetoric is inspiring some Hispanics to become citizens so they can vote against him.
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Deaths Among US Whites Rise From Drugs, Alcohol, Suicide
Middle-aged white Americans are dying at increasing rates from drug and alcohol use and suicide, in what researchers described Monday as a "epidemic" that raises concern for the future.
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Donald Trump Pulls Out of Event at US Hispanic Chamber
Republican White House frontrunner Donald Trump has backed out of an appearance at the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the group confirmed Friday.
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Obese 3-Year-Old in US Diagnosed With Type 2 Diabetes
A three-and-a-half-year-old obese Hispanic girl in the US has become one of the youngest people ever to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, a disease linked to poor diet and obesity.
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Genes Influence Cancer Treatment Outcomes
A person's response to anti-cancer drug treatments is strongly related to his or her genetic ancestry, says new research.
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Jeb Bush Identifies Self as Hispanic on Voter Form: Report
Jeb Bush, the former Governor of Florida who is widely expected to run for US President in 2016, identified himself as Hispanic on a 2009 voter-registration form, according to a report published today.
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Male and White Workers Dominate Jobs at Twitter
Male and white workers occupy most of the tech and leadership jobs at Twitter, the microblogging site has acknowledged.
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Hispanic Heritage Celebrated In India By Association Of Spanish Teachers In Delhi
Celebrating the Hispanic language, literature and culture, the Association of Teachers of Spanish in India (APEI) hosted a cultural evening at the India International Centre (IIC) in Delhi on Thursday.
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Hispanic Coalition Asks Donald Trump To Stop 'Attacks'
The National Hispanic Leadership Agenda on Thursday asked Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to stop attacks on Hispanic communities, inviting him in a letter to meet with the group's leadership.
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Suspected Shooter Of Imam And Assistant Nabbed By New York Police: Report
The killer who brutally shot dead a Bangladeshi-orign imam and his assistant near a mosque here may have been settling a score in a feud between Muslims and Hispanics, according to a media report today.
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Trump's Taco Tweet Baffles, Riles Social Media Users
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump celebrated Cinco de Mayo on Thursday by tweeting a photo of himself with a taco bowl and the caption: "I love Hispanics," but the gesture was not to everyone's taste.
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Donald Trump Spurs Latinos To Citizenship So They Can Vote -- Against Him
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has pledged to deport and keep out illegal immigrants, but the brash billionaire's rhetoric is inspiring some Hispanics to become citizens so they can vote against him.
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Deaths Among US Whites Rise From Drugs, Alcohol, Suicide
Middle-aged white Americans are dying at increasing rates from drug and alcohol use and suicide, in what researchers described Monday as a "epidemic" that raises concern for the future.
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Donald Trump Pulls Out of Event at US Hispanic Chamber
Republican White House frontrunner Donald Trump has backed out of an appearance at the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the group confirmed Friday.
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Obese 3-Year-Old in US Diagnosed With Type 2 Diabetes
A three-and-a-half-year-old obese Hispanic girl in the US has become one of the youngest people ever to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, a disease linked to poor diet and obesity.
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Genes Influence Cancer Treatment Outcomes
A person's response to anti-cancer drug treatments is strongly related to his or her genetic ancestry, says new research.
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Jeb Bush Identifies Self as Hispanic on Voter Form: Report
Jeb Bush, the former Governor of Florida who is widely expected to run for US President in 2016, identified himself as Hispanic on a 2009 voter-registration form, according to a report published today.
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Male and White Workers Dominate Jobs at Twitter
Male and white workers occupy most of the tech and leadership jobs at Twitter, the microblogging site has acknowledged.
