Politics

Immigration Reform News: Donald Trump Releases Anti-Immigration Ad in South Carolina Ahead of Primary

In wake of the political showdown to win the South Carolina primary, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump released a new ad doubling down on his anti-immigration rhetoric in The Palmetto State.

South Carolina Republican Debate Recap: Candidates Remember Justice Antonin Scalia, Personal Attacks Intensify

Donald Trump blamed 9/11 on Jeb Bush's brother, Marco Rubio said Ted Cruz can't speak spanish, and all Republican presidential candidates held a moment of silence in Judge Antonin Scalia's memory in the GOP's ninth debate of the election season.

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Dies at 79, Leaves Question About Successor

The longest-serving judge on the Supreme Court died this weekend, leaving behind a record of conservative decisions and outspoken dissents.

Donald Trump Threatening to sue Ted Cruz if he Doesn't 'Clean up his act'

Donald Trump is admonishing Republican rival Ted Cruz to "clean up his act" or run the risk of facing a suit from him charging that he is "not a natural born citizen."

South Carolina Republican Debate 2016: Rubio, Cruz Look to Rebound After New Hampshire Primary

Rubio and Cruz each earned three delegates following Tuesday's first-in-the-nation primary, but anything short of a second-place finish in South Carolina would jeopardize each candidate's chances of winning the Republican nomination.

2016 Presidential Polls: Donald Trump Expands GOP Lead, Bernie Sanders Surges Among Democrats

Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump's respective wins in New Hampshire appear are propelling each of them to new heights within their parties, a new poll shows.

Donald Trump Attacks Pope Francis, Calls Him 'Very Political Person'

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is criticizing Pope Francis as a "very political person" in light of the pontiff's plan to visit areas ravaged by the ongoing drug war and the border during his trip to Mexico.

FCC Lifeline Modernization Urged to Overcome Digital Divide by NHMC, Congress Members

The digital divide -- the persistent gap between those who have affordable access to information technology and those who do not -- is among the many issues that the National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) believes is holding Latinos in the U.S. back.

Reid Rallies Political Support for Central American Refugees With 'Fair Day in Court for Kids Act'

Nevada Senator and Democratic Minority Leader Harry Reid on Feb. 11 introduce a bill aimed at protecting unaccompanied minors attempting to enter the U.S. in hopes of escaping the violence and harsh conditions that grip their homelands.

Survey Says Majority of Americans Think Alexander Hamilton was a Former President

A survey conducted by researchers from Washington University in St. Louis found out that majority of Americans thinks Alexander Hamilton was a former president of the United States, per Newser. A total of 326 participants were told to pick out the presidents they know in a list of 123 names with 41 actual presidents and 82 others individuals like Benjamin Franklin and Hamilton.

Immigration News: Ted Cruz's Newest Bill Boosts ICE Agents to Enforce Laws

While not on the campaign trail, Ted Cruz is still a working U.S. senator, and he introduced legislation on Thursday to help federal immigration agents.

Obama Believes Climate Change Rule Still has a Chance Despite Supreme Court Setback

Although the U.S. Supreme Court blocked its implementation recently, President Barack Obama remains confident that his legacy climate change rule will move forward.

Democratic Debate 2016: Clinton, Sanders Confront Immigration, Race Relations, Obama Differences

In the first debate since the New Hampshire primary, Democrats Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton debated on a series of topics with answers attempting to sway Latino and African-American voters.

Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton Made Little Progress in Hiring Latino, Black Staffers

Despite their efforts to win over black and Latino voters, both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have shown no progress in hiring minorities within their own campaigns.

Immigration Reform News: Bernie Sanders Aims at Obama Administration Over New Immigration Program

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders is urging the Obama administration to suspend a program that pairs federal immigration agents with local law enforcement officials to identify and deport undocumented immigrants.

Latino Celebrities, Activists to Latino Community: Stand Up Against GOP's Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric

Latino leaders, ranging from activists and celebrities, have called on the Latino community to stand up against the anti-immigrant rhetoric made during the presidential campaign trail.

New Pro-Hillary Clinton Group Aims to Protect Latino, African-American Voting Rights

Every Citizen Counts formed last August to educate minorities about their voting rights, yet they purposely chose to skip primaries and caucuses in order to focus on November's general election.

Jeb Bush On the Issues

Although he finished fourth in Tuesday's New Hampshire Republican primary, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is still very much in the race, speaking out against New Hampshire winner Donald Trump on issues such as immigration.

Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio Both Headed for Trouble With South Carolina Latino Voters?

Latino voters are expected to take to the polls for South Carolina's February 20 Republican primary in much greater numbers than they did for either the Iowa Caucus or the New Hampshire primary.

Watch This High School Student Educate Her Teacher About the Reality of Racism in the US [Video]

The video first surfaced on the Facebook page But That’s None of My Business. A video has gotten viral, showing a student schooling her Caucasian teacher about racism.
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