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.

When Will The World End 2017? Cult Members Die Of Asphyxiation While Waiting For Doomsday In Prayer Room

The cult is lead by a young woman, Vicentia Chanvoukini, who is a self-proclaimed god and is known by her followers as "Lady Perfect."

African Union To Trump: US Takes Slaves From Africa, Not Refugees

“The very country to which many of our people were taken as slaves during the transatlantic slave trade has now decided to ban refugees from some of our countries.”

New Navy Uniform: Flame Resistant Camouflage Pattern Offers Updated Take On Classic Design For US Forces

The Navy said the uniforms weigh “significantly less” than the current style and will include flash-arc protection to guard against electrical currents. They come in a green camouflage pattern.

White People vs. Black People: Wisconsin Student Starts Whites-Only Club After Burning Down African-American Churches

In April 2005, Dropik set two African-American churches on fire "as racial retaliation," court records show.

Mayor Marty Walsh: Boston Will Protect Immigrants Against Donald Trump

Kill Donald Trump? Secret Service Agent Refuses To Protect President Amid Assassination Threats

Trump's life was threatened throughout his presidential campaign over his remarks against Muslims, blacks, Mexicans, Hispanics, women and immigrants.

Madeleine Albright Is A Muslim? No, But After Donald Trump Travel Ban, She Will Register As One With Federal Government

"I was raised Catholic, became Episcopalian & found out later my family was Jewish. I stand ready to register as Muslim in #solidarity," Madeleine Albright tweeted Wednesday.

What Is A Normal Period? Women Who Started Menstruation As Young Girls Face Early Menopause Before 40, Study Finds

Women who experience their first period when they are just 11 years old or younger are more likely to go through menopause in their 30s, a study published Tuesday in the journal Human Reproduction found.

What's Next For Barack Obama? Cards Against Humanity CEO Search Turns To Former President

The job comes with some perks, including 51 percent ownership of the company and the ability to set his or her own salary. There's also, “health/dental/vision insurance (while available)” and “access to office pantry with unlimited almonds.”

North Korea's Kim Jong Un Will Destroy Los Angeles With A Nuclear Bomb If US Continues Threats, Defector Warns

The dictator could "press the button" and launch a missile at the Californian city, Thae Yong-ho, the former deputy ambassador in London, told the BBC's "Victoria Derbyshire Show."

Donald Trump Lies: A List Of The President's Top Alternative Facts

While it's unclear if Trump is intentionally lying to the American people, he has been called out for lying many times since he launched his campaign for the White House.

Who Will Run For President Next? Elizabeth Warren Might Be Too Liberal For Massachusetts, Let Alone The Democratic Primary In 2020

Warren, a former Harvard Law School professor, is expected to run for re-election in 2018.

Who Is In Donald Trump’s Cabinet? Ben Carson, Nikki Haley, Elaine Chao And Wilbur Ross Up For Senate Vote, But Democrats Want A Fight

The Senate has voted and confirmed only two of Trump's picks so far: retired Marine Gen. James Mattis to run the Department of Defense and retired Marine Gen. John Kelly for Homeland Security.

How Early Can You File Taxes 2017: Everything You Need To Know About Federal Deadline, When To Pay Uncle Sam

More than 153 million individual tax returns will be filed this year. Roughly four out of five will be prepared online using tax return preparation software.

Children In Prison: In US, Juveniles Face Sexual Abuse, Solitary Confinement And Greater Suicide Risks Behind Bars

Roughly 10,000 children are kept in adult jails and prisons across the U.S. on any given day.

Best Cold Winter Soup: Easy Recipes For Your Family When Everyone Is Sick Or Hungry

Physicians have heralded the benefits of soups for centuries in part because a nutritious, warm broth can be soothing for people battling a cold.

Edward Snowden Latest: Is NSA Leaker Leaving Russia For Iceland, Spain Or Germany? European Union Must Act, Lawyer Says

Wolfgang Kaleck, a German lawyer and one of Edward Snowden’s legal representatives, said during a hearing at the European Parliament that an EU nation should open its arms to Snowden.

Sierra Nevada Beer Recall 2017: Full List Of Brands And Products Affected, How To Get A Refund

The faulty beers include Beer Camp Golden IPA, Hop Hunter IPA, Nooner pilsner, Otra Vez gose, Sidecar Orange Pale Ale, Torpedo Extra IPA and Tropical Torpedo.

Are Police Safe? Cleveland Officer Killed In Line Of Duty Is Latest Death In Deadly Year Of Violence For Law Enforcement

It's increasingly becoming more dangerous to be a police officer.

War In Afghanistan: Donald Trump Should Stop Conflict, Withdraw US Troops, Taliban Warns

The Taliban urged Donald Trump Monday to withdraw U.S. forces from the war ravaged Middle East nation, noting that 15 years of conflict has not resulted in favorable conditions.

Tornado Emergency Warning Latest Update: Death Toll Climbs As Unusual Weather Hits Florida, Georgia, Mississippi

In Florida, a tornado spun across the Orlando area, while large hail was seen in Lake County, according to the National Weather Service.

Super Bowl Date 2017: How To Get Tickets And See The Falcons Play In Houston Against The Pittsburgh Steelers Or New England Patriots

The Falcons bested the Green Bay Packers 44-21 Sunday at the Georgia Dome to win the NFC championship Sunday and earn a spot in Super Bowl LI in Houston.

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