The US dollar rose to a year and a half high against the euro as investors signal their approval of recent US government interventions. (via FP Passport)

The stock market bounces back after European governments put more public funds into banks.

The European Union has approved strict immigration rules that set common guidelines on expelling an estimated eight million undocumented immigrants. Human rights organization Amnesty International strongly disapproves: "An excessive period of detention of up to 1.5 years as well as an EU-wide re-entry ban … set an extremely bad example to other regions in the world."

Scotland, home of Braveheart and golf, where summer temperatures peak at 66 degrees, has a popular salsa band. (via MetaFilter)

Former rivals Snoop Dogg and Diddy embark on a peace tour in Europe. Snoop Dogg is later detained in Sweden for suspicion of using drugs.

The Virginia Department of Health creates a comic book aimed at warning Latinas about statutory rape.

A second trailer for the Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez collaboration Grindhouse.

Mayan Indians in Guatemala promise to spiritually cleanse an ancient site after a visit from President Bush.

300 sets a box office record for the month of March with $70 million in ticket sales. (via digg)

Democratic senators call for the resignation of U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzáles.