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The casket of Army Sgt. Benjamin Sherman arrived on a horse-drawn carriage at the Second Church of Plymouth in Manomet.

TULSA, Okla. - A federal judge has given the widow of a Tulsa Cintas Corp. worker a week to show why certain evidence filed in her 2007 wrongful death lawsuit should be unsealed for public viewing - a ruling that breathed new life into her case against the nation's largest uniform supplier.

Firefighters found six bodies inside a burning car in a Mexican border city besieged by drug violence, police said Tuesday.

Zacatecas is the seat of a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Category II Regional Office, to promote training, research and conservation of artistic, historical, natural and archaeological heritage of Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean.

This multimedia project is one of three in the world and unique in Latin America.

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Mexican President Felipe Caldern's low-key visit to Reynosa on Thursday afternoon drew criticism from residents of this border city, where anti-government protests have been common in recent years.

Mexican President Felipe Caldern's low-key visit to Reynosa on Thursday afternoon drew criticism from residents of this border city, where anti-government protests have been common in recent years.

Latin celebrity Amalia Mendoza was born and raised in the bosom of a traditional Mexican family involved with folk music.

The claws of collusion dig deep in Mexico these days. Senators, governors, mayors and police chiefs have been arrested or accused of serving as pawns and protectors of vicious drug cartels.

The top security chief of a central Mexican state has resigned after 53 inmates escaped from a prison with the alleged complicity of guards.

In the space of just five minutes last Saturday, a group of 30 men, 17 vehicles and a helicopter entered a high-security prison in Zacatecas and released 53 drug traffickers, murderers and extortionists.

The top security chief of a central Mexican state has resigned after 53 inmates escaped from a prison with the alleged complicity of guards.

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Nearly a week after dozens of inmates walked out of a prison in Zacatecas, the central Mexican state's top security official has resigned, state-run media reported Friday.

Security camera footage shows that guards at a Mexican prison nonchalantly stood by as 53 dangerous inmates walked out - and didn't rush into action with their guns drawn until well after their convoy of escape vehicles had disappeared into the inky night.

The arrest of a drug cartel lieutenant as he stepped off a private plane - fresh from a baptism party held by his boss, one of Mexico's most wanted drug lords - has sparked a debate about whether Mexico is winning the drug war or facing an enemy that has become completely fearless.

A convoy of cars carrying more than two dozen suspected drug cartel members disguised as Mexican police officers arrives at the ZacatA©cas state prison before dawn.

Dance lecturers and students from The University of Bedfordshire will appear in a new comedy film Mad, Sad and Bad set in Luton.

Reporting from Mexico City -- It took just minutes. Not a shot was fired. And by Sunday, authorities were sure it was an inside job.