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Caitlyn Jenner Likes Ted Cruz - Here's Why

Caitlyn Jenner has chosen a side in the presidential race, voicing her support for Ted Cruz. She found that the politician was "a great constitutionalist, and a very articulate man."

Obamacare Hits 20 Million Enrollees

His tenure at the White House is winding down, but it’s not keeping President Barack Obama from celebrating the milestones of his administration. The Affordable Care Act is one of Obama’s signature bills and he recently labelled it a success after the healthcare law marked a milestone with 20 million enrollees.

Survey Finds Undocumented Workers Pay $12B in Annual Taxes

A new survey finds roughly 50 percent of all undocumented workers currently pay income taxes, with many of them paying out a higher tax percentage than billionaire Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump and many of the nation's other top earners.

US Jobs Report 2016: Latino Unemployment Rate Slips, but Millions Remain Jobless in February

The U.S. Latino unemployment rate dropped during February as labor force participation increased. The U. S. Latino unemployment rate dropped during February as labor force participation increased.

Donald Trump Quickly Reverses Flip-Flop on Immigrant Guest-Worker Visas

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump offered a clarification on his “changing” view on immigrant guest workers, walking back on what some viewed as a flip-flop.

Consumers, Workers Call for Wendy's National Boycott - Here's Why

For years, Wendy's has turned a blind eye to the Coalition of Immokalee Workers' call to join The Fair Food Program. Now, the group is bolstering its campaign to put a mounting pressure on the fastfood chain giant.

Scott Kelly Returns 2 Inches Taller, Thanks to Spending a Year in Space

NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly reportedly grew taller once he returned to earth after spending a year in space.

Obama's Cuba Visit May be on the Rocks Due to Kerry's Cancellation

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s cancelled visit to Cuba may also lead to the cancellation of President Barack Obama’s trip to the communist nation.

GOP Debate Highlights: Trump's Hand Size, Changing Immigration Stance Gets Clarification

The Republican presidential candidates gathered on Thursday night for their first debate since "Super Tuesday."

New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez Endorses Marco Rubio

Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio received yet another endorsement on Thursday, and it's from a governor who's among the potential names for vice president.

Donald Trump Unveils Healthcare Plan, Vows to Repeal Obamacare Despite Coverage for Latinos

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump revealed his healthcare plan, which he plans to implement after Congress repeals the Affordable Care Act, also referred to as Obamacare.

Skin Cancer No Longer Detected Through Number of Moles

A new study published in JAMA Dermatology showed that most individuals with melanoma, which is the most serious type of skin cancer, do not have several moles.

No One Below 21 Can Purchase Cigarettes in San Francisco

A new law, set to take effect on June 1, has raised the minimum age in purchasing tobacco, including its e-cigarette counterpart, in the city of San Francisco.

Type 1 Diabetes Linked to Increase Risk of Cancer: How to Reduce Diabetes Risk

A new study revealed that there is association between type 1 diabetes and cancer risk. Diabetes has been linked to several serious health complications.

Why Former Argentine Nobel Peace Prize Winner Adolfo Perez Esquivel Does Not Want Obama to Visit Argentina on March 24

A former Argentine Nobel Peace Prize Winner disagreed over U.S. President Barack Obama’s planned visit to Argentina on March 24.

Is Hillary Clinton Still in Trouble Even After Winning Super Tuesday?

The decline in Democratic turnout is another challenge in Hillary Clinton's presidential bid. The former U. S. first lady who joined the presidential bid emerged victorious on Super Tuesday.

Trump Now Influencing Youths?: Basketball Game Turns Sour as High School Students Chant 'Build A Wall' Against Hispanic Opponents

During a high school basketball game, students who apparently supported Donald Trump shouted “build a wall” at the opposing team. The more diverse crowd of the other school screamed back citing racism.

Congressional Hispanic Caucus: Senate GOP Must Do Their Jobs, Supreme Court Vacancy Must Be Filled

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) have called on Senate Republicans to fulfill their constitutional obligations and fill the Supreme Court’s vacant seat.

Apple, FBI Continue Battle Over Locked iPhone; Future iPhones at Risk

Apple says the FBI caused the San Bernardino iPhone to stop backing up to iCloud Apple and the FBI continue to fight over a locked iPhone involved in the San Bernadino shooting case.

US Commission on Civil Rights to Congress: Give Immigrant Kids Legal Due Process

An independent federal civil rights agency has called on Congress to support legislation providing undocumented immigrant children the legal right to due process.