NewsTaco To Go: New Zealand Quake, Wisconsin, Census, Libya And Chicago

A 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck New Zealand Tuesday; the quake is centered around Christchurch and at least 65 people have died.

Protestors in Libya have been killed and their bodies are lining the streets, as protests there continue against leader Moammar Gadhafi.

Census shows that 1 out of 4 counties in the U.S. are dying, which means population-wise there are fewer and fewer people who live there.

Billionaire businessmen brothers Koch are behind not only Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s election, but also his attempt to shut down unions there.

The Chicago mayor’s race is today, if you recall not only is who-cares-about-Latinos candidate Rahm Emanuel on the ballot, but so are two Latinos, Gery Chico and Miguel del Valle.