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.

Jeb Bush President 2016: Likely Candidate Visits South Carolina, Says He Would Be A 'Good' Commander In Chief

Jeb Bush visited South Carolina Monday, his second visit in three months to the important early primary state.

NYPD 'Can't Handle The Truth': Police Tweet Villain's Speech From 'A Few Good Men' Movie

The tweet was published after thousands of New Yorkers flooded the city over the weekend to demonstrate against the police killing of Eric Garner.

Israel Acid Attack: Palestinian Terror Suspect Targets Jewish Family In West Bank

A woman and three girls were lightly wounded in the attack that occurred on a highway linking Jerusalem and Bethlehem.

What Is Pineapple Express? California Storm Brings Historic Rain, Wind [PHOTOS]

California faces as much as 8 inches of rain and wind gusts of up to 50 mph through Friday.

Philippines Typhoon Hagupit Update 2014: Thousands Stranded In Evacuation Centers [PHOTOS]

At least 1.7 million people evacuated their homes at the height of the crisis on Tuesday and crowded into nearly 5,200 evacuation centers.

CIA 'Deceitful' About Interrogations: Newspaper Front Pages React To Torture Report

Newspapers around the United States used harsh headlines to describe the brutal CIA torture report released Tuesday.

CIA Torture Report Backlash: US Embassies Brace For Potential Anti-American Attacks

Embassies in Egypt, Sweden, the Netherlands and three other countries have issued warnings about possible anti-American attacks.

Jonathan Gruber Apologizes As Darrell Issa Asks 'Are You Stupid?' In Latest Obamacare Flap

"I know better. I knew better. I am embarrassed, and I am sorry," Gruber said.

Immigration Reform 2014: Democratic Mayors Vow To Recruit Immigrants For Obama Executive Action

Mayor Bill de Blasio said NYC officials will try to reach all eligible applicants to ensure immigrants apply for protection.

Eric Garner Grand Jury Decision Angers Whites More Than Michael Brown Grand Jury Decision: 2014 Poll

The poll also found Americans generally feel race relations have gotten worse or stayed about the same under President Obama.

Holiday Cocktail Dresses 2014: Christmas Party Clothes That Will Impress Santa, Your Uptight Aunt And Your Office Crush

A classic silver, gold or red cocktail dress will rarely lead you wrong.

Illegal Immigrant Identification Card: New York City Vows New Immigration Policy Will Fight Fraud

Conservatives have slammed Mayor Bill de Blasio for giving free "perks" to illegal immigrants through the new identification card program.

Maldives Water Crisis Update: Scuba Diving Destination Grapples With Emergency Shortage As India Vows To Send Help

India sent five planes of water to the Maldives after the island nation announced an emergency that left more than 100,000 residents without clean water.

Who Is Al Sharpton? Eric Garner, Michael Brown Police Killings Thrust Civil Rights Activist Back In Spotlight

Sharpton grew up in Brooklyn and has largely focused his advocacy on perceived incidents of police brutality in New York City.

When To Mail Christmas Gifts 2014: Post Office Deadlines For Packages

The U.S. Postal Service expects to ship 15.5 billion cards, letters and packages this holiday season.

Most Corrupt Countries 2014: China, Turkey and Afghanistan Struggle With Graft

The anti-graft rankings are based on factors including whether public leaders are punished for corruption and the prevalence of bribery.

Why Is Chuck Hagel Resigning? 5 Reasons Defense Chief Is Leaving Obama Administration

Reason No. 1? Critics say Chuck Hagel didn't understand the Middle East.

Obama Immigration Reform 2014: President's Policy Would Likely See Messy Implementation Because Of State Laws

While the feds officially decide who gets to stay in the country, state laws could determine how Obama's new policies are actually applied.

Obama India Visit: President Will Celebrate Republic Day With Modi

Republic Day marks the enactment of India's constitution on Jan. 26, 1950.

Latin Grammys 2014 Red Carpet: Award Winners, Plus Best And Worst Dressed [PHOTOS]

Calle 13, known for its funky beats and political rhymes, set a record for most Latin Grammy wins with 21.

Will Darren Wilson Be Indicted? Ferguson Police Officer Who Shot Michael Brown Doesn't Expect Criminal Charges

Wilson has incurred significant legal, medical and relocation expenses since the Aug. 9 shooting.

Immigration Reform 2014: What Latin American Press Is Saying About Obama's Proposed Executive Action

Latin America wasn't too excited about Obama's immigration announcement, with many newspapers burying the story in favor of other news or ignoring it all together.