NHLA Demands Apology from Kennedy Center

Allegedly, in a telephone call nearly two weeks ago between Sanchez and Kaiser concerning the 10th consecutive year without a Latino Kennedy Center Honoree, Kaiser told Sanchez to "f---k yourself" and hung up on him.

Modern Family Opens Big, Dominates Wednesday

It's been quite a week for ABC's Modern Family. Just three days after the comedy took home the Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series for the third consecutive year, Modern Family's season four premiered big on Wednesday night.

J.K. Rowling Releases 'The Casual Vacancy,' Gets Mixed Reviews

J.K. Rowling is best known for penning the Harry Potter series. She has sold more more than 450 million copies, which have been translated into 73 languages and produced eight blockbuster movies, making her the first billionaire author.

League of United Latin American Citizens to Host Immigration Summit

The League of United Latin American Citizens will host its Immigration Summit on October 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Washington, DC. The summit will take place in the Kennedy Caucus Room at the Russell Senate Building,

Voter Registration Policy May Depress Minority Participation in Electoral Politics

Research indicates that voter identification requirements have a substantially negative impact on the voting of all groups except for Asians.

Early Voting in Iowa Starts, President Obama ahead in Polls

Iowa's 2 percent of Latinos can begin casting their ballots Thursday as the first day of early voting unfolds across Iowa. Four years ago, about 50,000 Iowa Latinos voted in the presidential election, according to exit polls.

Elder Abuse in Low-income Latino Communities Largely Unreported

40 percent of low-income Latino elders report abuse or neglect in last year, but fewer than 2 percent have reported abuse to authorities, study reveals

NFL, NFLRA Reach Eight-Year Agreement; Lockout Ends

Three days after a controversial end-zone call by replacement referees that decided the fate of Monday night's game between the Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks, the NFL and the NFL Referees Association have agreed to the terms of a new eight-year collective bargaining agreement that will return the game officials to the field for this weekend's games, beginning with Thursday night's Cleveland at Baltimore game.

'Moon River' Singer Andy Williams Dead at 84

"Moon River" singer Andy Williams has died at his home in Branson, Missouri, his family said Wednesday. He was 84.

VIDEO: President Obama Speaks to the United Nations General Assembly

In remarks to the UN General Assembly, President Obama discusses a vision of leadership that protects our people and promotes our values around the world, and makes a powerful case for the world to come together to reject extremism and advance our common interests.

President Obama Remembers Ambassador Chris Stevens, Defends Free Speech, Tolerance at United Nations General Assembly

President Obama addressed the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday and remembered Ambassador Chris Stevens and delivered a defense of both free speech and the spirit of tolerance.

Only 23 Percent of Latino Students Ready for College

Among the high school class of 2012, 43 percent of all SAT test takers met the reference measurements of College & Career Readiness SAT Benchmark, only 23 percent of Latino students met the measure.

Hispanics Underrepresented in Fields that Require Higher Education

University of Missouri researchers have found that persistent inequalities continue among white males, women and minorities, although the unemployment rate differences among them have decreased during the past few decades.

Top Latin Performers to be Honored with Latin Recording Academy's Lifetime Achievement Award

Luz Casal, Leo Dan, Rita Moreno, Milton Nascimento, Daniela Romo, Poncho Sánchez, and Toquinho will be honored with The Latin Recording Academy®'s Lifetime Achievement Award, and Juan Carmona "Habichuela" and Yomo Toro are the recipients of the Trustees Award.

Helio Castroneves' Foxtrot Gets Mixed Reviews on ‘Dancing With The Stars: All-Stars’ Premiere

Season 5 champion Helio Castroneves is hoping his fans vote in high numbers since he was only awarded 21.5 points from the judges.

Hispanic Children Often Have Undiagnosed Developmental Delays, Autism

Researchers have found that Hispanic children often have undiagnosed developmental delays and large numbers of both Hispanic and non-Hispanic children who first were thought to have developmental delay actually had autism.

Complete List: 2012 Latin Grammy Nominees

Juan Luis Guerra tops the nominations with six; Jesse & Joy garner five nods; Ricardo Arjona, Edgar Barrera, Juanes, Carla Morrison, Arturo Sandoval, Ivete Sangalo, and 2012 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year Caetano Veloso are up for four awards; Chico Buarque, ChocQuibTown, Don Omar, Rafael Dragaud, Gregg Field, Javier Garza, Gilberto Gil, Ulises Hadjis, Roberto Talma, and Martin Terefe are among those who each received three nominations.

Juan Luis up for Six Latin Grammys

Latin Recording Academy President/CEO Gabriel Abaroa Jr., and Univision television personality Giselle Blondet today announced the nominees for the 2012 Latin Grammys.

NFL Says Seahawks-Packers Referees Missed Interference, Result Final

The National Football League is in damage control after a controversial end-zone call by replacement referees that decided the fate of Monday night's game between the Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks.

Chris Brown Back in Court, Probation Under Review

According to TMZ, R&B singer Chris Brown has tested positive for marijuana.

iTheft: Apple Crimes up 40 Percent in New York City

New research is out that says one out of seven crimes in New York City so far this year involves the theft of an Apple product.

Indianapolis 500 Winner Helio Castroneves Races to Dancing With The Stars: All-stars

Helio Castroneves is back in an effort to become a two-time winner of the Mirror Ball Trophy.

National Voter Registration Day Aims to Boost Latino Turnout

Tuesday, Sept. 25 is "National Voter Registration Day and volunteers will "hit the streets" to encourage all around mobilization across the country.

Voter Suppression Laws, Policies Threaten 10M Latino Voters

The Latino community makes up more than 10 percent of the nation's eligible voters and approximately 8 percent of its registered voters. A number of states have pursued discriminatory voting policies that threaten to undermine the participation of millions of Latino citizens during the 2012 elections.

Hispanic Leaders to be Recognized at 2nd Annual NFL Hispanic Heritage Leadership Awards

For the second consecutive year, the NFL will recognize the contributions of Hispanic leaders in each of the 32 NFL markets at the second annual NFL Hispanic Heritage Leadership Awards. Each award recipient will be recognized in-stadium at a Hispanic Heritage game in their local market.
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