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.

National Pizza Day November 2016: Facts And Promo Codes For Deals On Papa John's, Pizza Hut And Domino's

If you 're looking to expand your culinary horizons, we like olives, sausage, barbecue chicken, arugula, peppers, onions, mushrooms, bacon and pineapple on our pizzas, just maybe not all at the same time.

Will California And Oregon Leave The Union? Facts About CalExit And Democrats' Secession Movement

While voters in rural, conservative areas overwhelmingly backed Trump for president, liberal communities on the West Coast went hard for Clinton.

Will Trump Live In The White House? Barron, Donald And Melania Giving Up New York City Penthouse For Public Life

Trump is expected to spend much of his week in Washington as president, but return to his various homes in Manhattan, Bedminster, New Jersey, or his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, on weekends.

What Is The Electoral College? Why Hillary Clinton Won The Popular Vote But Won't Be President

Presidential elections in the United States are decided by the Electoral College, not voters.

New Orleans Protest Targets White People: 'Black Power' Activists Blame 'White Supremacy' For Donald Trump Victory

White voters backed Trump by 58 percent and Clinton by 37 percent. About 74 percent of non-white voters voted for Clinton, and 21 percent backed Trump.

52 States Of America? Puerto Rico And Washington, DC, Voters Want Statehood

Voters in Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., are pushing for Congress to recognize 52 states after residents voted this week for statehood.

Donate To Planned Parenthood: 6 Ways To Protest Donald Trump's White House Victory

Clinton won 59,626,052 votes nationally, to Trump's 59,427,652, a difference of 198,400 votes.

What Is Kristallnacht? Trump Elected President On Nazi Anniversary

or some, the anniversary came at a raw moment as the United States elected Donald Trump, who has been accused of appealing to anti-Semitics, as its next president.

Will Donald Trump Trigger World War 3? Republican Wants More Ships, Troops And Military Planes

Republican Donald Trump has promised to build a more powerful, larger military branch to quell threats across the globe.

Donald Trump Border Wall: Who Will Pay For It, What Will It Look Like And How Much Will It Cost

“I would build a great wall, and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me, and I’ll build them very inexpensively,” Trump has said.

Puerto Rico Election Results: Could Commonwealth Become A State? Ricardo Rossello Vows To Make History

Ricardo Rossello of the New Progressive Party vowed on the campaign trail to turn the debt-ridden Caribbean island into the 51st state.

End Of White America? More Black, Latino, Asian Voters Than Ever Will Decide Hillary Clinton vs. Donald Trump

About 156 million non-Hispanic whites were eligible to vote on Election Day, compared with 70 million non-white voters.

What Is Janet Reno's Cause of Death? Bill, Hillary Clinton Worked Closely With First Woman Attorney General

As the former top prosecutor in Miami-Dade County, a position she was elected to four times in 15 years, and a woman, she made headlines for tackling the position in her own way.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un Orders Military To Kill South Korean Leaders: With Wife Missing And Elderly Committing Suicide, Pyongyang Turns To Violence

Kim ordered the North Korean special operation battalion Friday to "eliminate the human filth occupying the [South Korean] presidential Blue House, military and the puppet government..."

Daylight Savings Fall 2016: When Do We ‘Fall Back’? 10 Facts About Why We Change The Time On Our Clocks

The United States has for decades moved its clocks back by one hour in the fall, and forward an hour in the spring.

Latest Presidential Polls 2016: Why Is Hillary Clinton Losing Ground? 5 Ways Donald Trump Could Win Over Jill Stein, Gary Johnson And The Democrats

While Democrat Hillary Clinton remains in the lead, a Donald Trump victory is still a very real possibility.

Undocumented Immigrants Taking Jobs From US Citizens? 8 Million Workers Don't Have Work Permits

There were 8 million undocumented immigrants working or looking for work in 2014.

ISIS Starving To Death? Islamic State Running Out Of Food, Fighters Allowed Just One Meal A Day

The food shortages are unfolding as ISIS fights off the Iraqi army and a U.S.-led coalition moving to liberate the city of Mosul from the militant group.

Islamic State Leader Killed? Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Rumored To Be Living Out Final Days In Iraq

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is the leader of ISIS' self-declared caliphate and is believed to be hiding out in Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city and the center of an ongoing campaign to push the militants out of Iraq.

Russia Preparing For War With New Military Bases In Crimea? As NATO Holds Military Drills In Eastern Europe, Moscow Looks Ahead

Britain’s Defense Minister Michael Fallon warned in September about military buildup in Crimea "and indeed the militarization of the Black Sea region generally. Both Bulgaria and Romania feel very threatened."

ISIS In America: 911 Calls Show Omar Marteen Attacked Pulse Nightclub To Protest The Killing Of 'Innocent People'

The Islamic State supporter who killed 40 people in an Orlando nightclub in June told police his motive was to stop the killing of innocents.

ISIS War Live Stream: You Can Watch The Islamic State Group And Iraqi Army Fight In Mosul, But Should You?

Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has called on the militants in Mosul to surrender.

Boko Haram Update: Nigerian Soldiers Rape Girls, Women Displaced By Militant Group, Human Rights Watch Alleges

At least 43 woman were raped or sexually assaulted by security officials, Human Rights Watch alleged in a report Monday.

Russia's Growing Influence In Europe: Moldova Election Results Come After Maneuvering In Bulgaria, Hungary, Latvia, Serbia and Slovakia

Voters in the former Soviet Union republican were essentially asked to choose between closer integration with Europe or turning back to Moscow, and many choose the later.