Luis Scola Helps Argentina Remain Unbeaten

Argentina defeated Angola, 91-70, essentially securing a spot in the second round of the world basketball championships.

Falla and Giraldo Help Colombia Build a Tennis Future

Alejandro Falla, who nearly upset Roger Federer at Wimbledon, and Santiago Giraldo give Colombia two men ranked in the top 100.

An Arms Sales Suspect, Bargaining With Secrets

Officials believe Viktor Bout might be willing to trade his knowledge of criminal networks for a reduced sentence.

Germany Surprises Serbia in Double Overtime

Jan-Hendrik Jagla made a desperation 3-pointer to beat the shot clock with 1:03 left in the second overtime and Germany held on.

In Second Go-Round, Peru President Still Unpopular

In what might be considered his comeback term, President Alan García is still battling low approval ratings and heated criticism from his constituents.

One-of-a-Kind Birding in an Incan Hideaway

South America’s Urubamba River valley and the surrounding region are as spectacular for birding as they are underrated.

Venezuela, More Deadly Than Iraq, Debates Why

A debate on the soaring homicide rate was reignited after a court ordered a newspaper to stop publishing violent images.

Trafficking Suspect Walid Makled Arrested in Colombia

Walid Makled García has been branded a major kingpin by the United States government.

Google and Yahoo Win Appeal in Argentine Case

The 2-to-1 opinion said the search engines could be held liable for defamation only if they were made aware of clearly illegal content and were negligent in removing it.

Lori Berenson Ordered to Return to Prison in Peru

Lori Berenson, imprisoned on charges of aiding rebels in Peru, was released on parole in May but must now complete the final five years of her original sentence, a court said.