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300 workers arrested in raid at poultry plant

Federal immigration agents arrested about 300 workers Tuesday in a raid at a poultry processing plant in Greenville, South Carolina, the Department of Justice said.

Cocaine smugglers turn to submarines, feds say

The capture of two cocaine-laden semi-submarines in the past week has highlighted the increasing use of the vessels, which now transport one-third of illicit drugs in the eastern Pacific, a major route between Colombia and the United States, U.S. authorities said Friday.

Coast Guard seizes $8.4 million worth of cocaine

The U.S. Coast Guard seized seven tons of cocaine with an estimated street value of $8.4 million in what one officer called "the most dangerous operation of my career."

Keane speaks his mind about 'clown' Warner

Sunderland manager Roy Keane called FIFA vice president Jack Warner a "clown" for intervening in the club-versus-country dispute over striker Dwight Yorke.

SI.com: Soccer America: U.S. spins its 1-0 win over Cuba as 'good result'

HAVANA -- The most impressive performance from the U.S. after Saturday's 1-0 win over Cuba came after the game, when Landon Donovan kept a straight face as he said, "I thought we played very well."

Mics, cameras found in Guatemalan presidential palace

Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom said Friday that government prosecutors are trying to determine who put microphones and video cameras in the presidential palace.

SI.com: Soccer America: U.S. is motivated by Saturday's historic Cuba clash in Havana

On Thursday evening, the U.S. national team arrived at the Hotel Melia Cohiba, two blocks from Havana's charming Malecón, the four-mile waterfront walkway. Before heading for the team dinner, coach Bob Bradley discussed the significance of Saturday's Cuba-U.S. game (8 p.m. ET, ESPN Classic and Galavision), which will most likely be one of the U.S.' 18 games in 2010 World Cup qualifying.

Guatemala crash victims came from Utah group

Nine of the 11 people killed in a weekend plane crash in Guatemala were members of a Utah-based antipoverty group, the organization announced Monday.

10 killed in Guatemalan plane crash

A plane crash in eastern Guatemala on Sunday killed 10 people, including eight Americans, a Guatemalan official told CNN.

Building affordable solar water heaters

In spring 2007, University of California Berkeley Energy and Resources Group professor Ashok Gadgil challenged students in his Design for Sustainable Communities class to come up with an affordable and efficient solar water heater that could be used in low-income households.

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