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Gov. Herbert Defends New Immigration Law Protecting Undocumented (hispanicallyspeakingnews)
Utah Gov. Gary R. Herbert issued a statement last week defending Utah's new immigration law in a rebuttal to U.S. Rep.

Archie, Veronica & Betty and Jughead Now Digital and In Spanish (hispanicallyspeakingnews)
Archie Comics is offering digital editions of their comics in Spanish, at www.archiedigital.com Archie comics will also be available through iTunes and the iVerse app, the Sony PSP and, in the upcoming weeks,the Android-powered smartphones.

Old empire celebrates newly wedded William, Kate (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
In New Zealand, they celebrated the Kiwi godmother to Kate Middleton's father . In Hong Kong, there was Chinese-language TV commentary from a well-known wedding designer.

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Americans waking early to watch wedding (WAVY-TV Portsmouth)
Americans swept up in royal fever are waking up long before dawn Friday to eat full English breakfasts and attend British-themed parties across four time zones as they watch Prince William marry longtime sweetheart Kate Middleton.

It's the royal wedding day (OregonLive)
With the two simple words "I will," Prince William and Kate Middleton are ending months of buildup and sealing their love with the most public of spectacles, a wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey that holds the promise of a royal renaissance.

Tragic pilot avoids party kids (Freepressseries.co.uk)
A pilot has avoided potential disaster by steering his gyrocopter away from a nursery school celebrating the royal wedding.

Heart attacks 'worse in the morning' (Skegness Today)
"Heart attacks are far more dangerous in the mornings than at any other time of the day," reported the Daily Mail.

UK police: 3 arrests around royal wedding (KLEW-TV Lewiston)
Three people have been arrested in a security clampdown related to Prince William's wedding to Kate Middleton, police said Thursday.

Morocco bomb deeply worrying: Hague (Andover Advertiser)
A terrorist bombing which ripped through a cafe in a popular Moroccan tourist spot, killing at least 15 people, is "deeply worrying", Foreign Secretary William Hague has said.

Mexico Prepares for the Beatification of Pope John Paul II (hispanicallyspeakingnews)
This May 1st, the late Pope John Paul II will be beatified as MA©xico embraces the memory of one of the world's most charismatic religious leaders.

Boy killed on motorway after row (Garstang Today)
A boy of 15 was killed after wandering into the path of motorway traffic following a minor row with his father over his drinking at a family wedding, an inquest has heard.