Al Jazeera (Americas)
Argentina to take Falklands case to UN
Buenos Aires plans protest as President Kirchner accuses UK of "militarising the south Atlantic" in islands dispute.
Santorum shakes up US Republican race
Former senator revives presidential campaign with victories in Republican contests in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri.
US court reverses gay marriage ban
Federal appeals court rules California law violates constitution in latest round over same-sex marriage.
US school sacks staff over sex abuse inquiry
California school dismisses entire staff as police arrest two teachers accused of child sex abuse.
Yahoo! chairman and directors step down
Roy Bostock and three board members of will not stand for re-election, as struggling company seeks investment.
Mexico's 'angels' hit back at gang violence
In novel initiative, members of evangelical church convey messages of hope in a city reeling from crime.
Standoff continues over Brazil police strike
State governor says issue can be resolved through negotiations after state legislature is taken over in Salvador city.
US hits Iran with new sanctions
US tightens sanctions on Iranian government and central bank, but Tehran dismisses measures as "psychological warfare".
Mexico's ruling party picks female candidate
Conservative National Action Party chooses Josefina Vazquez Mota to run for president on July 1.
Obama 'in lockstep' with Israel on Iran issue
US president says he does not think Israel has made decision on whether to attack Iran in bid to halt atomic programme.
New York Giants win Super Bowl title
Quarterback Eli Manning rallies team to 21-17 victory against New England Patriots, taking second title in four years.
America's Super Bowl looks sure to excite
More than 150 million people in 180 nations are expected to watch the New England Patriots take on the New York Giants.
Romney wins Nevada Republican caucuses
Ex-Massachusetts governor crushes rivals to consolidate his status as Republican front-runner for presidential ticket.
US reassures Europe over defence cuts
Defence Secretary Leon Panetta says US military will maintain robust presence in Europe despite austerity drive.
Probe call over 'spying' on Shias in New York
Rights groups urge officials to open investigation after report shows city's police recommended surveillance of mosques.
Manning to face court martial over WikiLeaks
Accused of leaking more than 700,000 secret documents, private in US army faces possible life imprisonment.
US jobless rate sinks to three-year low
Unemployment falls to 8.3 per cent, its lowest rate since February 2009, providing boost for President Barack Obama.
Trump endorses Romney for US president
Republican frontrunner gets billionaire's support but faces criticism for remarks suggesting he is indifferent to poor.
Article says Israel may attack Iran in April
Opinion piece in US newspaper claims US defence secretary believes strong likelihood of attack over atomic programme.
US shelter uses alcohol to combat alcoholism
Controversial strategy at Seattle homeless shelter may sound counter-productive yet has proved anything but.



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