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Back Rent in California to Reach Almost $1.7 Billion by Year-End, Study Shows

A Federal Reserve study showed California's back rent is estimated to reach almost $1.7 billion by year-end, or almost one-fourth of the total rental debt across the nation.
Latin Post - Is a Second $1,200 Stimulus Check Possible by Just Clicking the Link Sent via Text?

Is a Second $1,200 Stimulus Check Possible by Just Clicking the Link Sent via Text?

Earlier this month, a text message had circulated to Americans, urging the receivers to click what reports described as "a nefarious link" so they could receive a $1,200 stimulus check in response to COVID-19.
Latin Post - Latino Electorates in Georgia Gain Attention in High-Stakes Senate Races

Latino Electorates in Georgia Gain Attention in High-Stakes Senate Races

The Latino electorate in Georgia has been growing. Its turnout has also been increasing, leaving behind Latinos' national participation rates in 2016 and 2018.
Dreamers

Top 5 Books that will Make Latino Kids Love Reading

Here are the Top 5 books recommended for Latino kids to read. They will surely make kids love to read and instill inspiration, and are perfect for parent-and-child bonding, too.

20 Influential Latinos to be Featured in Iowa Commission’s New Project

The Iowa Commission of Latino Affairs has collaborated with Hola Iowa publication to pay tribute to 20 influential Latinos this year for their great contribution to Iowa’s progress.

CSU Students May Soon Need to Take Ethnic Studies to Graduate

Students at California State University may soon be required to take ethnic studies to graduate. This requirement aims to broaden the students' awareness of ethnic and nonwhite racial groups.

Tennessee Legislature Passes Controversial Fetal Heartbeat Bill

Tennessee legislators recently passed a bill that will prohibit abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, which is as early as six weeks.
A supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump gestures while wearing a mask outside the BOK Center, the venue for Trump's upcoming rally, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, US.

Trump Warns Protesters Ahead of His Tulsa Rally

U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign rally in Tulsa City will push through on Saturday after it received a go-signal from the Oklahoma Supreme Court, However, Trump issued a warning against protesters, who would go there that they could be treated roughly.
Face Mask

California's Facemask Rule: Will the Public Comply?

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the state will start requiring most people to wear facemasks in public. However, the directive drew some doubts about its legality.
The resource center was built to encourage Latinos and Spanish-speaking communities not to hesitate seeking help.

New Resource Center for Latinos: A Place Like Home in York City

A resource center for Latinos will open in York City in September. Councilman Rivera said the center is meant to be a place immigrants can call 'home.'

45% of COVID-19 Patients in Virginia are Latinos

Latinos in Virginia are severely hit by COVID-19 and part of the reason is their lack of insurance and their roles as frontliners.
While studies on the causes of certain health conditions persist, one thing is clear—there is an important step to live a longer and healthier life, and that is to eat healthily.

3 Easy Ways to Make Latino Food Healthy

Latino food is often described as unhealthy. However, there are ways to change that, as demonstrated by three Latino entrepreneurs who promote healthy products and advocate for healthy living.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg

Will Facebook Be Revising Its Stance on Political Ads?

Facebook is addressing the growing pressure over its refusal to fact-check political ads, saying they will be blocking political ads from foreign state media during the elections. CEO Mark Zuckerberg also announced his intention to help people register, vote, and be informed of the election results.
Supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump camp outside the BOK Center, the venue for his upcoming rally, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, US.

Petition to Stop Trump’s Tulsa Rally Denied despite Surge in COVID-19 Cases

A Tulsa judge denied a petition seeking to stop the upcoming campaign rally in this Oklahoman city. Residents and health experts worry about the possible spread of COVID-19 in the venue as many people would not be wearing face masks or keeping social distance.
Police officers speak with a protester during a rally against racial inequality and the police shooting death of Rayshard Brooks, in Atlanta, Georgia, US.

Suspect in California Cop's Murder has Ties with Boogaloo Bois - FBI

The FBI has announced that Steven Carillo, the suspect charged for the murder of California policemen, is connected to Boogaloo Bois, an extremist movement. His scribbled phrases - 'boog' and 'I became unreasonable' - served as hints that he was indeed part of the anti-government group.
A prescription video game can now treat kids with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD.

Prescribed Video Game for Kids with ADHD: What You Need to Know

The FDA recently approved a prescription video game that will help treat kids with ADHD. Called the EndeavorRX, after years of clinical trials, this treatment has proven to 'cure measurable attention deficit' among kids aged 8-12.

Virtual Vigil for Undocumented Workers a 'Technological Achievement'

Advocates for the welfare of undocumented workers in Washington State comprising hundreds of Catholics gathered online to hold a two-night virtual vigil beginning Tuesday. The vigil aimed to advocate for helping immigrants receive financial aid and equal rights in this time of pandemic.

Black Lives Matter Inspires Renaming of 2 Berkeley Schools

Two California schools will be renamed in support of Black Lives Matter, after a resolution was signed to address racism in public schools in the state.
An Austin police officer points his weapon after protesters threw rocks and bottles during a rally against the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd, in Austin, Texas, US

Police Shooting, Arrests and Detention Mark Anti-Racism Protests Around the World

Police shooting has become common in many anti-racism demonstrations around the world. This is usually accompanied by mass arrests and detention.
Florida Department of Economic and Opportunity says it is already dealing with a ‘data security incident’ linked to unemployment benefits.

Benefits are ‘Stingiest’ in Florida, as Unemployment Continues to Rise

Unemployment problems in Florida appear to remain unsolved. Claimants say the government program is "the stingiest" because of low disbursement amounts, slow distribution, and data security.

California's Public Health Experts Remain Skeptical About Reopening

California’s reopening drew mixed reactions as business owners and residents expressed relief over the development, while drawing skepticism from health experts. Governor Newsom defended the decision with indicators showing the reopening was right on time.
Healthcare workers were shown importance as the South California Gas Co., in partnership with the Latino Restaurants Association, held meal distribution activities for them.

Latino Businesses Undertake Feeding Program for Healthcare Workers

Southern California Gas Co. and the Latino Restaurants Association partnered in a feeding program dubbed, “Feed Frontliners Program.” This initiative is meant to show appreciation to health care workers for their selfless commitment to their job.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo speaks inside of the New York Stock Exchange after earlier ringing the opening bell as the building opens for the first time since March while the outbreak COVID-19 continues in the Manhattan borough of New York, US.

Excited to Play Sports Again? Know Where and What You can Play in New York Beginning July 6

Gov. Cuomo recently announced, beginning July 6, young people can already play select sports with some limitations. These said sports are also allowed only in New York regions entering in phase 3 reopening.
State Trooper swat team secure the area as demonstrators take part in a rally against the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, US

"Lack of Support" Triggered Florida SWAT Officers to Quit

The officers of Florida SWAT Team who resigned from their functions cited some complaints that hinder them from carrying on in fulfilling their duties. One of the main reasons for their resignation is Vice Mayor Javellana’s lack of support.
US politicians won’t start working on stimulus check 2 until the latter part of July when the Congress returns from their two-week break, taking place from July 3 to 17.

Is a 2nd Stimulus Check Far from Reality? Senate Bares Update

Stimulus Check 2, which drew a lot of reactions on Twitter, may be possible but the US Senate said it is uncertain if the payment is indeed required.
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