Singing to Death: Minstrels to the Mexican Cartels
"Falcon of the Sierra," Who Sang About Life in the Mexican Drug Trade, Becomes 5th "Grupero" Musician Assassinated in 3 Years
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"Falcon of the Sierra," Who Sang About Life in the Mexican Drug Trade, Becomes 5th "Grupero" Musician Assassinated in 3 Years
Aid Given in Effort to Boost Fight Against Extremists; Money Will be Distributed Over Next 5 Years
20-Year-Old Mother, Still Studying Criminology, Steps Up to Change Community for Her Infant Son
Small Passenger Ferry Flips Completely Over, Sparking Search for Missing Skipper in Canal
Aid Groups Rush in Supplies as Deadliest Outbreak Since Earthquake Hits Refugees; 1,000 Said to be Infected
About 6 Army Units Linked to Alleged Extrajudicial Killings, Torture Will Lose American Cash-Flow
Japanese Searchers Discover Remains in Two Areas Listed by the U.S. Military after the War as Enemy Cemeteries
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Hundreds Waiting for Treatment of Severe Diarrhea as Doctors Test for Cholera, Typhoid
Pilot, 19 Others Die after Plane Crashes into House; Crocodile Smuggled onto Aircraft in Sports Bag
Quake Struck Beneath Mexico's Gulf of California, but There Were no Immediate Reports of Damage or Injury
State-Controlled Home Heating Kept Off Until Nov. 15 Unless Weather Gets Extreme, Leading to Complaints from Shivering Beijingers
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer: Pension Reform Stokes Anger, but Days of Widespread Turmoil Have Passed Most Protesters By
Col. Russell Williams - Who Confessed to 2 Murders, 2 Rapes and Dozens of Sex-Fetish Crimes - Tearfully Apologizes in Court
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