Jennifer Lopez, Christina Aguilera, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Selena Gomez are among a group of more than 200 Latina celebrities who have joined a social media campaign urging Congress to enact greater gun control measures.
President Obama attacked Republicans for "standing in the way of progress" after the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday, June 23, not to lift a lower court's injunction against the executive actions he took on immigration that stood to benefit as many as 5 million families.
The common law wife of jailed Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is stepping up her crusade to secure better treatment for her husband as he awaits possible extradition to the U.S. on an array of federal drug charges.
Many of the world's top marine scientists are growing more concerned about a dwindling coral reef supply, hampered in recent times by such developments as El Nino and global warming.
The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to decide the issue of if detained immigrants facing deportation proceedings should be allowed bail hearings after spending more than six months in custody.
The Tuesday, June 21, Mega Million drawing is set to top $333 million after there were no jackpot winners in last Friday's game for the 29th straight drawing.
Americans are growing confident in their personal finances seven years after the Great Recession tarnished the U.S. economy. In that time, Latinos have come to become a spending powerhouse with growing optimism about where their finances are headed.
Amid reports armed gunmen recently stormed the home of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's mom, authorities are now also investigating the discovery of seven decapitated bodies found near the reputed drug kingpin's stronghold.
Facebook, Google and Twitter are all named as defendants in a suit filed by the family of a California college student killed in the deadly late 2015 Paris terrorist attacks.
