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All you need to know about Wednesday night's 2012 Miss Universe pageant, including where to watch, live streams and the beautiful contestants from all over the world.

Seven months after Elliott Management bid for BMC Software (NASDAQ:BMC), it bid for Compuware Corp. (NASDAQ:CPWR). Why?

The 30th anniversary of the Falkland Islands War made news this year, but little has been said about how cruise ships have been used as pawns.

Ethical Traveler issues its annual report on the most ethical travel destinations on the planet to educate people about the social and environmental impact of their decisions.

A toxic cloud of burning pesticides spread across parts of Argentina's Buenos Aires Thursday after a small fire broke out in a shipping container in the city’s port.

As Congress considers immigration reform, the undocumented in the U.S. worry that by the time this issue is resolved, it may be too late.

Argentina's ‘Dirty War’ of 1976-1983 saw the abduction, disappearance and death of some 30,000 people at the hands of the military junta.

A messy legal fight over the fallout from a 2002 sovereign debt restructuring came to a head last Wednesday and was expected to enter a critical phase over the next three weeks.

Icelandic pop singer Bjork announced on her website that she has recently undergone a successful surgery for her vocal cords.

Brazil needed penalties in the second leg of the Superclaisco de las Americas to beat Argentina on Wednesday night.

Shakira is being sued by her ex boyfriend for $100 million.

A general strike paralyzed Argentina’s capital of Buenos Aires, bringing public transportation to a halt while shutting down airlines and ports Wednesday.

A rebound in agricultural production following a 2011/12 drought probably buoyed Argentina’s gross domestic product in the third quarter.

Scientists will be watching the eclipse with instruments to get a better understanding of why the sun's corona, or outer atmosphere, is so much hotter than its surface.

The streets of Buenos Aires filled with protesters angry about Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner’s policies.

A major blackout hit Buenos Aires Wednesday cutting off power to over 1 million homes, government buildings and public transportation.

The cabinet of French President Hollande has approved a draft bill that would legalize gay marriage throughout France, while the US goes state by state.

A bill lowering the voting age from 18 to 16 in Argentina has been approved by congress and will go into effect in time for the mid-term elections next year.

The recent launch of talks between Iranian and Argentine officials over how to improve relations between their countries is troubling enough from a moral standpoint, but the strategic implications are even worse.

Father Fadi Haddad was a Christian priest, but above all a just man, respected by all religions. So why was he killed, and why might Syrian government thugs have wanted him dead?

Manchester United are lining up defensive and midfield reinforcements, according to the latest transfer news.