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The new realities of running a business in CubaIn an attempt to jumpstart Cuba's economy and shed unprofitable state enterprises, the government is converting select businesses into cooperatives. It's an adjustment for many Cuban workers.
USA shows its promise in 15 minutes of fury against BelgiumThe USA was knocked out of the World Cup, 2-1, in extra time against Belgium. America was on its heels for most of the game, but the final 15 minutes were heart-stopping.
Interviews with El Salvador youth reveal what's behind drive to flee northThe answer lies in the gang violence that impacts so many communities where these children live, found one researcher, who conducted hundreds of interviews in the Central American nation.
World Cup 2014 TV Schedule: Who to watch Tuesday, July 1The US takes on Belgium in today’s match to watch in the knockout stage of the tournament. It's Argentina vs. Switzerland at noon.
Brazil as World Cup host: What happened to predictions of doom and gloom?Projections of large-scale protests and infrastructure issues at Brazil's World Cup games have so far gone unmet. But that doesn't automatically spell smooth sailing for the Rio Olympics.
World Cup 2014 TV schedule: Who to watch Monday, June 30Monday's World Cup knockout round matches feature France vs. Nigeria (at noon) and Germany vs. Algeria (at 4 p.m.)
World Cup 2014 TV Schedule: Who to watch Sunday, June 29Netherlands vs. Mexico and Costa Rica vs. Greece are today’s two round of 16 matches.
Can Guatemala revive Lake Atitlán before it's choked by trash?Ringed by verdant volcanoes and little villages, Atitlán has been called the most beautiful lake in the world. But the lake is slowly dying from pollution.
Goalkeeper saves Brazil from World Cup ousterBrazil's goalkeeper Julio Cesar was the hero of Saturday's match between Brazil and Chile. Thanks to Cesar, Brazil advances to the World Cup quarter finals.
2014 World Cup TV schedule: Who to watch Saturday, June 28The first match of the day features Brazil vs. Chile. This could be a close contest. Later, Colombia plays Uruguay. Colombia is expected to dominate.
Brazilian soccer: No girls allowed?Soccer may be hugely popular in Brazil, but the girls and women who want to play have largely been left on the sidelines.
USA falls to Germany, but advances: Time to take off training wheels?Germany beat the USA, 1-0, without much trouble Thursday, but the Americans still advance to the second round of the World Cup to face Belgium. The good news? They have to win.
World Cup 2014 TV schedule: United States vs. Germany highlights Thursday's matchesUS vs. Germany is today’s match to watch with Portugal vs. Ghana, Algeria vs. Russia, and Korea vs. Belgium ending round one play.
In Uruguay, collective denial over Suárez's bite on ChielliniLuis Suárez's bite attack on Italy's Giorgio Chiellini yesterday could see him kicked out of the World Cup. But in his home country there's denial and finger-pointing - at the English of all people.
Will Luis Suárez be suspended from 2014 World Cup?Luis Suárez of Uruguay is accused of biting an opponent during a match against Italy Tuesday. What is the penalty for biting an opponent in soccer? Will FIFA suspend Suárez from the rest of the 2014 World Cup?
Fans bring new meaning to 'budget travel' in bid to get to World CupDetermined but impecunious enthusiasts have braved lawless borders, overcrowded minibuses, and perilous river crossings to keep costs down en route to Manaus, Brazil.
World Cup 2014 TV schedule: Who to watch Wednesday, June 25World Cup groups E and F wrap up first round play Wednesday, matches include Argentina vs. Nigeria, France vs. Ecuador, and Iran takes on Bosnia-Herzegovina.
World Cup in the middle: Venezuelans use soccer to push political agendasSoccer has become the latest target for Venezuela's beleaguered political opposition as it tries to use the World Cup craze to keep pressure on embattled President Nicolás Maduro.
World Cup 2014 TV Schedule: Who to watch Tuesday, June 24Day two of week two brings four matches with Italy vs. Uruguay as today’s match to watch with only one of the two teams moving on to the next round.
What's really needed to slow child migration from Central AmericaAid may help – like the recently proposed White House plan to invest millions in security and development in the region – but it's not a solution to the long-brewing crisis.
