Is the November 2016 Presidential Elections the time for Latinos to make a mark? Is the November 2016 Presidential Election the time for Latinos to make a mark? Hispanics comprise a significant chunk of the voting population in the U.
Did you know that the economic future of the U.S. depends on Latino startups? As a matter of fact, Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative (SLEI) discovered that Latino startups can be a $1.4-trillion opportunity.
Jose Antonio Vargas has launched a new crowdfunding campaign for #EmergingUS to further highlight the intricacies of race, culture and immigration in the United States.
A CNN Poll of Polls suggests Donald Trump will easily be walking away with his second straight Republican primary victory by the time voting results in South Carolina begin to trickle in at around 7 p.m. (ET) Feb. 20, but that hardly puts all the intrigue of Election Day to rest.
Over 194,000 registered Latino voters are expected to participate in the Nevada caucuses over the week, yet their influence may last well into the 2016 presidential eletion cycle.
Pope Francis stated this week that Donald Trump's proposal of building a wall along the US-Mexico border to address illegal immigration is "not Christian."
With top GOP presidential candidates Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio all calling for an end to so-called “sanctuary cities,” the future of safe havens for undocumented migrants has become a core policy issue.
Latino and African American students are the hardest hit in the ongoing student debt crisis, despite generally taking on lower levels of debt than some of their other peers.
Two new studies suggest that tPA can help patients with hemorrhagic stroke. Two new studies suggest that a clot-busting drug used for heart attacks and non-bleeding strokes has the potential to decrease the death rate among patients with hemorrhagic stroke.
Wal-Mart closed several of its stores in Brazil. Wal-Mart is very popular in the U. S. It is among the busiest stores in the country. However, it does not sustain the same success in Brazil.
Luis Gutierrez, Julián Castro and other well-known members of the Latino community are endorsing Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. The support could prove very vital in the upcoming Nevada caucuses on Saturday, Feb. 20.
After an agreement has been reached by Central American leaders, thousands of Cuban migrants are finally moving into the United States after being stranded in Costa Rica for three months.
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton made their final pleas on national television to attract voters, particularly Latinos, ahead Saturday’s Nevada caucus.
