Obama Heads Back to Washington From Latin American Trip

U.S. President Barack Obama is headed back to the White House after a trip to Latin America that included a stop in Argentina and a historic visit to Cuba where he met with President Raul Castro. Obama, his wife, two daughters and mother-in-law took off in Air Force One from Buenos Aires Ezeiza International Airport early Friday. Obama said the United States was slow to speak out on the atrocities committed during Argentina's former dictatorship but says his...

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