Politics

Is Donald Trump Losing Women Voters After Sexist Comments, Recent Attack on Ted Cruz's Wife?

Donald Trump's recent barb directed at Ted Cruz's wife, Heidi, as well as his caustic remarks against other women, could be driving away some members of the female demographics.

Democratic Primary Elections in Washington, Hawaii, Alaska Could Boost Bernie Sanders' Presidential Campaign

Republicans can rest at ease this Easter weekend, but for Democrats there are three presidential primary elections taking place.

2016 Presidential Polls Show Ted Cruz Narrowly Leading Donald Trump in Wisconsin; Hillary Clinton Tops Bernie Sanders

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz leads Republican front-runner Donald Trump by the slimmest of margins in the critical, winner-take-all primary state of Wisconsin.

Groups Call For Overturn of Georgia Driving License Law Targeting Latinos, Immigrants

Georgia groups have claimed a felony driving law in the state has impacted Latino and African American drivers and play a factor in immigrants' lives.

Donald Trump, Immigration Plan Stirs Fierce Debate Between Jorge Ramos, Sean Hannity

Fox News Channel TV host Sean Hannity and Univision anchor Jorge Ramos came to blows Tuesday night during a heated debate over Donald Trump and illegal immigration.

Republican Voters Agree Donald Trump Should Be Nominee If He Gets Most Delegates

Republican voters overwhelmingly agree the 2016 presidential candidate with the most delegates should go forward as the GOP's official nominee, should all the candidates fall short of bagging the required number of delegates to automatically seize the ticket.

Immigrant Transgender Women Experience Harsher Treatment than Other People Once Detained: Report

Human Rights Watch (HRW) released a new critical report on the treatment of transgender women detained in U.S. immigration detention facilities.

2016 Presidential Poll in California: Hillary Clinton Is Popular Candidate Among Golden State's Latinos

For California Latinos, the top issues are jobs, the economy and the state's water crisis, and these could factor in their preference among presidential candidates.

Op-Ed: Cutting the Cost of Citizenship in the Immigration Capital of the World

For centuries, countless immigrants, including the 3.5 million that today call New York City home, have brought culture, ideas, innovation and entrepreneurial spirit to neighborhoods across the five boroughs, building communities and embedding themselves in the social fabric of the city.

Puerto Rico Education Secretary: Debt Crisis Rapidly Affecting Children's Health, Safety, Education Experience

In a message to Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, R-Wisc., Puerto Rico Education Secretary Rafael Roman Melendez further made the case about the commonwealth’s debt crisis and the impact on children’s education.

Cuba Baseball Game on ESPN Broadcast Interrupted by Protester

A video making the rounds on Twitter reveals the moment a protester interrupted a live broadcast of the baseball game between Cuba and the Tampa Bay Rays on ESPN.

Trump, Clinton Lead in Latest National Presidential Poll But Sanders, Kasich Run Best in General Election Match-Up

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are the clear front-runners for their respective parties based on the results of a new Quinnipiac University nationwide poll.

Justice Department Fines Realty Company For Discriminating Americans for Immigrant Workers

The Department of Justice (DOJ) reached a historic settlement on Monday regarding a claim against a Louisiana-based realty company that was accused of discriminating against Americans by hiring foreign H-2B workers.

Jeb Bush Endorses Ted Cruz for President Over 'Vulgar' Donald Trump

Former Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush endorsed Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, for president on Wednesday morning.

Donald Trump's Brussels Response: Close US Borders, Use Torture Tactics

Donald Trump is in favor of the U.S. completely closing its border in the wake of the deadly Brussels' airport attacks that left at least 34 dead and more than 200 injured.

Donald Trump After Brussels Attacks 2016: US Has to be 'Vigilant and Smart' in Letting People in

In the wake of the Brussels attacks, Donald Trump did not let the opportunity slip past to rehash two of his more contentious arguments: to be very tough on the borders for those entering the United States - particularly the Muslim people, and to allow torture during terrorist interrogation.

Historic Tampa Bay Rays-Cuba Baseball Game Brings Countries Closer Together, Political Differences Remain

The first U.S.-Cuba baseball game since 1999 came hours after a terrorist attack in Belgium and Cuba President Raul Castro's coy response to questions about his country's human rights record.

2016 Primaries, Caucuses Results: Sanders, Cruz, Trump Win Big in 'Western Tuesday' Elections

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., had a good night on March 22 as he secured several dozen new delegates in his bid for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination.

Obama Cuba Speech: US President Buries Last Remnant of Cold War, Calls for End to Cuban Embargo

President Barack Obama has called on the U.S. Congress to lift the Cuban embargo and abandon the policy that has benefited no one in Cuba or in the U.S.

Primary Voter Turnout Hits Record Numbers; Latinos Could Make the Difference

Republican turnout through the first 12 primaries in the 2016 race for the Oval Office is at an all-time high.
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