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Office of Personnel and Management Breach Affected 25 Million People, Say Officials

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) breach by what officials believed to be Chinese hackers will affect an estimated 25 million people.

Jeb Bush 2016 Campaign: 'People Need to Work More Hours' Comment Clarified But Risks Latino Vote

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush raised some eyebrows on Wednesday when he suggested people should “work more hours” to improve the country’s economy.

Iowa Judge Refuses to End DREAMer Cesar Vargas’ Probation Early

Activist Cesar Vargas's struggle to become an attorney has been dealt another blow after an Iowa judge refused to end Vargas' probation early, which would have allowed him to enter the New York State bar. However, the immigration activist is not down for the count.

Donald Trump Mexican Comments: RNC Chairman Priebus Called Trump to Ease Immigration Rhetoric

Bowing to pressure from nervous Republican leaders, Reince Priebus, the head of the Republican National Committee, made a phone call to divisive presidential hopeful Donald Trump, encouraging the real estate magnate turned politician to ease up on the incendiary talk.

Confederate Flag Taken Down: South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley to Remove Flag From Statehouse on Friday

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is set to sign a bill Thursday afternoon that will remove the Confederate battle flag from Statehouse grounds.

Baltimore Riots 2015 Update: Mayor Rawlings-Blake Fires Police Chief After Spike in Murder Rate

Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced that the city's Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts has been fired following a recent spike in homicides and a string of protests over the death of Freddie Gray, who died in police custody in April.

Immigration News Today: Congressman Luis Gutierrez Says Donald Trump 'Missing the Point' on Immigration

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's anti-Mexican remarks were addressed at the House of Representatives on Thursday morning. While addressing from the House floor, U.S. Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., went on to discuss the vulnerability undocumented immigrants encounter and reiterated the need for immigration reforms.

2016 Republican Presidential Candidates Skip National Council of La Raza's Annual Latino Conference

The largest U.S. Latino advocacy group expected at least one GOP presidential candidate to attend its July 13 luncheon in Las Vegas, Nevada to address immigration policy and other important issues.

LatinPost.com Launches "¿Que Dices?" to Connect Audience With Today's Headlines

Building on the mission of "Amplifying the voice of the Latino community," Latin Post introduces "¿Que Dices?" -- capturing and broadcasting the views of the 55.4-million U.S. Latino population.

Three Killed in Shooting Near University of Maryland, Baltimore Campus

Maryland police are searching for two gunmen who fatally shot three people and wounded a fourth person near the University of Maryland, Baltimore, campus Tuesday night.

New York City Bail Bonds Option Elimianted for Non-Violent Criminals

New York City plans to eliminate a bail bonds option for lower-risk criminals. New York City plans to eliminate a bail bonds option for lower-risk criminals.

Immigration News Today: California Senate Agriculture Committee Passes Bill Providing Undocumented Farm Workers a Work Permit

A work permit for undocumented farm workers would allow them to legally stay and work in California.

Apple Lawsuit: US Judge Vacates $533 Million Ruling Against Apple, Inc.

A federal judge has vacated an awarded ruling against Apple and set a new trial date. Apple Inc. has successfully persuaded a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit that had originally ruled in favor of the plaintiff, Smartfish LLC, on Feb.

Donald Trump Comments: 'I Will Win the Latino Vote' Despite Anti-Mexican Remarks

Following disparaging remarks toward Mexicans and undocumented immigrants, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was confident he would win the Latino vote.

Congressman Joe Heck: What Latinos Need to Know About GOP Candidate Seeking Harry Reid's Senate Seat

For U.S. Latino registered voters, the top issues include education, economy and immigration, and for Latino Nevadans, the next elected official with a complimentary track record. One politician who will engage for the Latino vote is Rep. Joseph Heck, R-Nevada, who confirmed his Senate bid to succeed Democratic Sen. Harry Reid’s seat.

NYSE, United Airlines 'Technical' Issue Disrupted: Suspected Cyberattack Debunked by Officials

The New York Stock Exchange came to a screeching halt on Wednesday morning following a suspicious post via Twitter by hacker group "Anonymous" Tuesday night. See the details and Tweets here.

Cuba News: US Claims Castro Government Arrested Dozens of Activists Calling for the Freedom of Political Prisoners [Watch]

Yesterday, Ambassador Samantha Power, a member of President Obama’s administration, tweeted that Cuban activist Antonio G. Rodiles had been beaten, and dozens more had been detained on their way to Sunday Mass.

Immigration Reform News Today: John Boehner Says Reform is Top Priority, But GOP Remains Weary

House Speaker John Boehner plans to make immigration reform a top priority, the top Republican told business executives in Dublin, Ireland, over the weekend.

President Obama Kenya Visit Update: Kenyan Hosts Warn Obama Not to Address Gay Rights During Trip

While many Kenyans express excitement about President Barack Obama's upcoming visit to the country of his ancestors, some of them are already warning him not to "talk about the gay issue."

California e-Cigarette Law Ban in Bars, Restaurants Under Consideration

California has traditionally been on the forefront of smoking bans nationwide, and lawmakers in the Golden State are now considering to go as far as to expel even e-cigarettes from restaurants and bars.
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