Venezuela Puts Some Exiles In Florida On Wanted List
Patricia Poleo was watching Venezuelan state TV from her Broward home when she was named one of 23 exiles the Maduro regime wants arrested.
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Patricia Poleo was watching Venezuelan state TV from her Broward home when she was named one of 23 exiles the Maduro regime wants arrested.
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A fugitive, on the run for years, is now facing 375 years behind bars.
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For years, traffic deaths in the U.S. were dropping but recently fatalities on our roads increased.
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Amazon is now offering a free service to its Prime members where they'll get items in less than 2 minutes.
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The host of the popular podcast "StarTalk" has some advice for anyone looking forward to next Monday solar eclipse, put down your smartphone and really experience it.
For the first time since being sworn in, President Donald Trump is at his home in New York City.
Sprint wants to help 1 million low income high school students by giving them free tech to do their homework.
