Cristina Silva

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Cristina Silva has written for the Associated Press, the Tampa Bay Times, Salon and NPR. She has reported from Mexico, Honduras, Cuba, Germany, Italy and Bahrain, as well as from across the United States. She graduated from New York University.

Ramadan Around The World: Pictures Of Muslims Fasting Across The Islamic Diaspora

It is believed that the Quran was made known to the Prophet Mohammed during the holy month.

How Did Prince Die? Opioid Overdose Statistics Show Drug Use Is A Major Crisis In The US

Opioid use is a major crisis in U.S. cities. It represents the most common form of drug overdose deaths, which have skyrocketed in recent years.

Who Is Jamar Clark? Minneapolis Police Won’t Face Federal Charges After Black Man Shot In Head

The Department of Justice said there wasn’t enough evidence to bring charges in a Minneapolis officer-involved shooting that has sparked months of protests.

What Is Niger Delta Avengers? Nigerian President Buhari Threatened With Death Warrant Ahead Of Visit To Oil Region

The growing rebel crisis in southern Nigeria has unfolded as the Nigerian military has sought to weaken an Islamic insurgency by Boko Haram in the northeast.

Texas Students Write ‘Whites Only,’ Face Hate Crime Charges After Senior Prank At James Martin High School In Arlington

The students painted “whites only” above a water fountain and “trans only” on a men’s bathroom door.

Bernie Sanders Using DMX’s ‘Where The Hood At’: 9 Major Hip-Hop Moments From Vermont Senator’s Presidential Campaign

Bernie Sanders entered a campaign rally in Lancaster, California, Thursday as DMX’s “Where the Hood At” thumped in the background.

Mexico City Mayor Offers Whistles To Sexual Assault Victims: Miguel Angel Mancera Slammed For ‘Pito’ Policy

The head of Mexico City’s government announced his administration would provide whistles to women to enable them to alert police and bystanders to potential sexual assaults and street harassment.

Will Kim Jong Un Attack South Korea? Seoul Navy Sends Warning Shots After North Korean Patrol Boat Enters Disputed Territory

While the North doesn’t have the military prowess to take on Washington, analysts have warned that leader Kim Jong Un could act on his many threats.

Why Do Reddit Users Love Bernie Sanders? Vermont Senator Most Talked About Candidate On Social News Site

His appeal on Reddit is no surprise considering the site’s audience. Reddit news users are heavily young, male and liberal.

Happy Birthday, Aristotle: Ancient Tomb Found In Stagira As World Celebrates Greek Philosopher

The discovery comes after archaeologists spent 20 years digging in Aristotle’s birthplace in northern Greece.

Even Warren Buffett Doesn't Know How To Save The Newspaper Industry: World’s Richest Man Struggling With Media Purchases

The Berkshire Hathaway head, who owns dozens of U.S. newspapers, said this week he has struggled to come up with a viable business plan to address declining circulation and advertisement revenue.

Casey Anthony Killed Daughter Caylee, Had Sex With Attorney Jose Baez In Exchange For Legal Services, Documents Claim

A Florida jury acquitted Casey Anthony of her daughter’s murder in 2011, but she was convicted on four counts of lying to authorities, providing fuel for critics.

LinkedIn Security Breach Update: What To Do If Your Password, Email Information Was Hacked

Members who use the same password for the business networking site and other sites might face the most risk, security experts say.

Dilma Rousseff Suspension Prompts Accusations Of Parliament Coup; Venezuela, El Salvador And Ecuador Pull Ambassadors

Venezuela, El Salvador and Ecuador have denounced the suspension of Brazil's Dilma Rousseff, calling the move a right-wing coup.

Donald Trump’s Longtime Butler Calls President Obama A Sleazy Kenyan Who Should Be Hanged For Treason

A magazine had reported on social media rants against President Obama, purportedly posted by Anthony Senecal, who worked for Trump for 17 years.

What Causes Autism? New Study Links Folic Acid To Mysterious Syndrome Affecting Child Development

High levels of folic acid can increase the risk of a child developing autism, a study says, refuting recommendations that women take vitamins to prevent certain birth defects.

Who Is Michael Slager? After Walter Scott Video, South Carolina Police Officer Indicted On Federal Charges

Michael Slager faces federal charges, including deprivation of civil rights and unlawful use of a weapon, for the death of Walter Scott.

Muslim Terrorists Don't Represent Islam: ‘Allahu Akbar’ True Meaning Isn't About Violence, Saudi Princess Tells Arab Forum

The phrase was used this week during a terror attack in Germany and by law enforcement officials in an anti-terror training operation in the United Kingdom.

Can Bernie Sanders Still Win? For Democrats, Contested Convention Unlikely To Turn Superdelegates Against Hillary Clinton

Even if all superdelegates backed the winner of their states, Bernie Sanders still couldn’t win enough delegates to secure the Democratic Party's nomination.

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