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Ukraine News, Protests & Crisis: Barack Obama To Meet With Ukrainian Prime Minister at White House

President Barack Obama will allocate time on Wednesday to meet with Arseniy Yatsenyuk, the prime minster of Ukraine, according to The White House

Arizona Democratic State Senator Steve Gallardo Says, "I am Gay, I'm a Latino, I'm a State Senator and It's OK,"

State Sen. Steve Gallardo (D-Phoenix) openly disclosed that he was gay, just a week after the veto of Senate Bill 1062, a bill that would have disabled LGBT rights in Arizona if it had been signed into law. Still feeling the after-burn of the proposed bill, which gained protests from civil-rights backers, business leaders, and clergymen, Gallardo decided to publicly voice his sexual orientation.

Skin Color Politics in the Latin/o Community and the Roots of Afro-Latino Music

Afro Latino music claims the voice of African and Latin people, and bellows heritage and pride. It is music that details pain, regret and difficulty. It communicates soulfulness and resiliency, broadcasting the strength of its collective people.

Thailand News 2014: Bangkok Explosions Kill Two As Bloodshed Continues

A boy and woman were among those killed in a blast near a shopping center. After months of unrest in Thailand, the bloodshed has continued and the casualty count has not not stopped rising.

Venezuela Protests Go Global: Hundreds Gather In Florida To Support Home Country [SEE PHOTOS]

A Venezuelan-American protestor tells Latin Post about protests in the United States and shares photos from an event in Florida

Latinos Not at Fault For Nonexistence of Hispanic Political Candidates

Political parties' inability to secure a sufficient number of Latino candidates disallows the possibility that Latinos will be placed in political office, according to a study released by Michigan State University.

Jordan Davis Murder Trial Update: Jury Continues Deliberations as Michael Dunn Awaits Fate

The jury continues to deliberate whether Michael Dunn shot and killed Jordan Davis in self-defense or not.

Venezuela & Social Media: Nation Blocks Twitter Images as Protests Turn Deadly

On Feb. 12, student protestors took to the streets in various Venezuelan cities to protest the government of President Nicolas Maduro. The symbolic date, commemorating the battle of La Victoria, brought many students and opposition supporters to the streets, causing violent clashes against security forces and supporters of the Maduro administration. In an attempt to dissuade protestors, the government has allegedly prevented images from being viewed on Twitter.

Latino Immigration Reform 2014: Republican Are Trying to Recruit Historically Democratic Latino Voters, But Will their Tactics Work?

The Grand Old Party is up to its rabble rousing tactics again in an effort to woo latino voters. Admittedly, the GOP hasn't done much to stir up support among the Latino community.

Immigration Law 2014: GOP Stalls On Immigration Reform; Issue Pushed Back To 2015?

House Republicans hinder immigration reform until after 2014. President Obama's plans for some type of immigration reform have already been stalled by Congressional Republicans.

Sochi Winter Olympics 2014: Gay Activists Arrested; What Happens Next?

Russia has remained firm in its enforcement of highly controversial antigay laws. Russia has remained firm in its enforcement of highly controversial antigay laws.

Why Obama Can't Have An iPhone: U.S. President Explains Reasons For Using BlackBerry Instead

It looks like a blast from the past each and every time the President of the United States pulls out his seemingly outdated BlackBerry. It turns out this is all for a reason.

President Obama & Bill O'Reilly Interview: Who Won the Super Bowl Debate?

O'Reilly tried to corner Obama and the president criticized biased news coverage Bill O'Reilly interviewed Obama for the third time over Super Bowl weekend, the first interview being back in 2008, which the Washington Post described as "lengthy and affectionate encounter.

Obama State of Union Address: President Invites Special Guests; Who Are They?

Openly Gay NBA Player Jason Collins and Boston Marathon Bombing survivors Carlos Arrendondo and Jeff Bauman will be among the guests attending President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address on Tuesday, the White House reported.

President Obama Appoints Latina Banker to his Cabinet to Lead SBA

President Obama's choice to lead the Small Business Administration (SBA), an agency that provides contracts and loans to help small business gain government contracts, is former California official Maria Contretras-Sweet. Her official nomination was announced at a White House event last Thursday. She is the second Hispanic nomination to Obama's second-term cabinet, preceded by Labor Secretary Tom Perez. And, she will be the eighth woman in Obama's current cabinet.

Winter Olympics 2014 News: Gay Protester Detained During Olympic Torch Relay; What Did He Do?

Although the Winter Olympics in Sochi do not officially start until February, the controversy over host Russia's anti-gay laws is heating up - just as people expected

Israel News 2014: Ariel Sharon, Former Prime Minister, Dies At 85

Ariel Sharon, the former Prime Minister of Israel who has been in a coma for eight years, has passed away today at the age of 85.

Top 10 Political Mistakes of 2013: Obamacare, Rob Ford, and Anthony Weiner's Mayoral Run Among Highlights

Give that man some water Give that man some water Marco Rubio was a serious 2016 GOP Presidential candidate until 'watergate' happened. The Florida Senator's response to President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address was supposed to be a hallmark moment in the senator's rising career.

Immigration Reform 2013 News: Michelle Obama Voices Support For Activists on Twitter, Says 'We're With You'

First Lady Michelle Obama voiced her support for immigration reform on Twitter this week after President Barack Obama addressed the issue during a west coast trip.

Immigration News 2013: Pres. Obama Responds to Heckler, Says He Doesn't Have Power to Stop Deportations

President Barack Obama was making a speech in San Francisco on Monday when a young person -- who was part of a crowd that the White House assembled for the event -- interrupted the Commander in Chief and called for faster progress on immigration

Rob Ford Update: Toronto Mayor Says He's 'Best Father Around'

Mayor Rob Ford makes headlines by attempting to defend his image once again. Thestar.com discusses some of the details on his interview with Bill Weir for the Anderson Cooper 360 Show.
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