"Just do good and we'll find a meeting point," the pope said of nonbelievers. read more

After coming under fire for "ugly racism," Jason Richwine of the Heritage Foundation steps down. read more

A Harvard University study found that election officials were less likely to respond or give sufficient information to those with Latino-sounding names. read more

In a statement released in conjunction with the study, NYCLU executive director Donna Lieberman called the practice "ineffective and abusive". Closing arguments in the federal class-action lawsuit on the NYPD stop-and-frisk practice were given on Monday. The judge has not yet ruled. read more

Congressman Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., followed in the recent footsteps of Rep. Mike Kelly, R-Pa., and had his moment in the Hill spotlight grilling IRS officials. read more

Lt. Gov. of Massachusetts Timothy Murray to step down this week for a job with Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce. read more

In a video from ITV News, a man believed to be one of the suspects talks to the camera with red-stained hands, carrying a machete and a large knife. The victim was reportedly hacked to death. read more

The bill will pass to the Senate floor for debate next month. read more

Marco Uribe, a 21-year-old foreman on a New Jersey farm who has lived in the US for five years, said he planned to return to his town outside of Mexico City to start a business, though he wasn't sure what kind. "Something that'll stick," he said. read more

A new YouTube video by the House GOP Conference aims to coalesce the Latino community behind the Republican message on energy independence. read more

The woman that admitted the IRS was targeting conservative groups will reportedly plead the Fifth, while Jay Carney attempts to quell outrage over both the IRS scandal and the reported investigation of a journalist for allegedly reporting sensitive information. read more

In a statement, the Center for Justice and Accountability told the Latin Times, “This resolution echoes the demands of the private and business sectors of the Guatemalan society...In a democracy, this is very dangerous attempt to manipulate and interfere with the judicial system." read more

All court proceedings occurring after April 19 were invalidated. The ex-dictator, whose imprisonment was ordered to begin immediately after he was declared guilty, will return to house arrest. read more

A new online mapping tool lets the user track and find information on deaths along the border. The Border Patrol says 463 migrants died while crossing the southwestern part of the border in 2012, the highest total since 2005. read more

Mark Carson was killed after reportedly admitting to his assailant that he was gay. read more