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Three killed in U.S. shopping mall shooting near Baltimore

Another mass shooting has taken place in the the United States. This time in Columbia, Md., at a shopping mall just outside of Baltimore.

Kennedy remarks on dolphin kill catches Tokyo off guard

The Japanese loved the idea of Caroline Kennedy in Tokyo – Camelot meets the Chrysanthemum Throne. But what if the new U.S. ambassador proves to be a handful for a nation that prizes politeness and propriety above all else?

U.S. company hiring bilingual staff at new Heredia call center

The Results Companies on Wednesday opened a new customer service center in the America Free Zone in Heredia, north of the capital. Find out how to apply here.

Nicaragua deports U.S. fugitive wanted for child porn

Cory Michael Papp, 37, pleaded guilty in US federal court in 2009 but fled before sentencing.

U.S. Embassy: Pot legalization back home won’t change Latin America drug policy

Despite the legalization of recreational cannabis in the U.S. states of Colorado and Washington, the U.S. federal government remains focused on anti-drug law enforcement policies across Latin America.

UPDATE: U.S. missionary gored by bull at Zapote festival out of hospital

The Pennsylvania-native moved to Costa Rica more than two years ago.

Edward Snowden: ‘I already won’

The former NSA contractor has altered the U.S. relationship with its citizens and the world. Read the exclusive Washington Post interview here.

U.S. tourist bleeds to death from gunshot wounds while waiting for ambulance in Costa Rica

Details remain murky in shooting death of a U.S. tourist who frequently stayed in Potrero, a relaxed beach town in Guanacaste.

U.S. secretly helps Colombia kill rebel leaders

The secret assistance, which also includes substantial eavesdropping help from the National Security Agency, is funded through a multibillion-dollar black budget. It is not a part of the public $9 billion package of mostly U.S. military aid called Plan Colombia, which began in 2000.

Snowden wants asylum in Brazil: report

Intelligence leaker Edward Snowden said that until he obtains permanent asylum the U.S. government will continue to interfere with his ability to speak out.

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