Why are multicultural voters, including Latinos, afraid to talk about politics in the United States? Latinos, Blacks, and AANHPIs Explain Why They Fear Public Speaking About Politics
Mobile technology unites Latinos in their passion for soccer and intercommunication T-Mobile has incredible technology options and offers to help Latino families communicate, save and share their passion for sports
Latinos celebrate the 250th anniversary of the US between pride, identity and sense of belonging Although immigration and economic challenges persist, the majority of Latinos consider that being American is an essential part of their identity.
Mexico has grown bigger, say fans in Los Angeles Tri fans praise Mexico's qualification for the round of 32 of the World Cup and praise goalkeeper Tala Rangel
The trips most chosen by Hispanics in the US in 2026 have something in common Theme parks, family trips and getaways to Latin America lead the preferences of Hispanics in the United States during 2026
Endurance is our thing, Toyota's football campaign this summer Toyota celebrates the unwavering passion of Latin fans with a soccer campaign based on endurance
Latino voters lose confidence in the US electoral system, report reveals There are three voter concerns, including rules that could "exclude certain people," reveals the Intelligence Center's Culture Collective Pulse
There is a dangerous and concerted effort to prevent minorities from voting, warns Voto Latino Beatriz Lpez, executive director of Voto Latino, warns of the implications of the recent Supreme Court decision
They install the largest ball in the world in Commerce Latin fans live the passion of the Soccer World Cup and California says it guarantees public safety at the Inglewood and Santa Clara venues
Fire victims are recommended to file a legal claim against SCE LA Fire Justice urges Latinos to file a complaint for damages caused by the deadly and destructive Eaton Fire of 2025
'Stay or go': the question of immigrants living between two worlds Author and filmmaker Curtin Chin talks about his memoirs in the book 'Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant'
ICE: The Mental Health Emergency We Can No Longer Ignore Across the nation, childrens mental health is deteriorating. Economic instability, bullying, and hateful rhetoric from political leaders worsen the stress
ICE: the mental health crisis that we can no longer ignore The government said it was looking for five people involved in illegal gambling. However, 105 people were arrested, all on civil immigration charges.
Latinos in Texas challenge immigration fear and seek to define the November elections Civil organizations and Democratic leaders are committed to mobilizing the Latino vote in a key state
Senator Van Hallen blasts Marco Rubio: Trump's foreign policy has become a total disaster The Maryland senator criticized Trump's foreign policy, the war with Iran, the situation in Gaza, actions in Cuba and other aspects
Inflation and high costs keep Latino and African American voters away from Trump Rising cost of living erodes confidence in White House ahead of 2026 elections
Latinos urged to go out and vote in Los Angeles Car caravan motivates residents in Southeast Los Angeles to fulfill their civic duty to defend their own community at the polls
Jos Ugarte seeks to strengthen Latino representation on the Los Angeles Council Ugarte, 40, arrived as an immigrant to the United States at the age of four. Today he seeks to recover the political ground that, according to him, Latinos have lost
Sonia Sotomayor: the Latina voice that redefined justice in the US. From humble beginnings to the highest court, his story reflects the change in the American judiciary
Latinos are not a threat to America. We are America Congresswoman Linda T. S�nchez highglihts how the Trump Administration and Republicans created fear and division among communities
"Latinos are not a threat to the United States. We are from the United States" Congresswoman Linda T. Snchez highlights how the Trump administration and Republicans created fear and division among communities
This fraud called electoral fraud If you are a citizen over 18 years of age, your right to vote is enshrined in the Constitution.
Latino creates an application to organize events in Southern California The platform makes work easier for clients and helps businesses promote their services
Activist Javier Zamora criticizes Trump's immigration policies and warns about dehumanization Although he recognizes that some Latinos have begun to question their support for Trump, Zamora doubts that there is a profound change in electoral behavior
Dra. Jasmeet Bains is calling for the Latino vote in District 22 of California Dr. Jasmeet Bains, who promotes better health policy, participates in the Democratic primary election for California District 22
Latinos are the link of Southern California Our impact has grown in the last 50 years and we continue to rise, we continue to influence the development of our communities
Let us remember that the vote is our voice It is time for Latinos to demonstrate the power that being the largest minority in the United States gives us.
Latino voters distance themselves from Trump and maintain doubts about Democrats New poll shows economic concern and Latino distrust of both parties
Most Latino voters believe their economy will get worse under Trump A new report from UnidosUs indicates that Latinos are worried about the US economy and that Congress is not doing its job
The Trump Administration and Its Congressional Allies Are Causing the Largest Loss of Health Coverage in US History According to the Congressional Budget Office, 8.7 million Americans will become uninsured during the Trump administration
Citizens arrested, beaten, and detained by ICE seek justice Brian Gavidia and Javier Ramirez testify about their cases and hope for federal criminal accountability
Paul Thomas Anderson's victory “One Battle After Another” triumphs with six Oscars and Hollywood finally recognizes PTA
The price increase drives Latinos to vote in search of a party change in Texas The Latino community residing in Texas returned to the polls this week, projecting a protest vote against the Republicans in November
More concerns loom for irregular immigrants in the United States A federal HUD proposal would prohibit mixed-status families from accessing public housing
Los Angeles Indigenous communities face a triple linguistic barrier in medical care Many immigrants don't speak Spanish or English, and health centers don't have interpreters available
Boca vs River in the United States: Who has more fans in the USA? The Superclasico is also played in the USA. Are there more Boca Juniors or River Plate fans in the United States? Fan clubs, networks, and key cities.
Because of the raids, store owners in Los Angeles ask not to approve the ICE budget They describe deserted streets, restaurants closing early, supply trucks no longer arriving, employees absent, damages in the millions of dollars
Latinos were seen at the luncheon of the Oscar nominees Guillermo del Toro, Wagner Moura, Benicio del Toro, and Oliver Laxe posed for the 2026 nominees' family photo
A Super Bowl that was much more than a game for Latinos A large number of dancers, business owners, designers, and musicians from Los Angeles were the stars of the event
From Ricky Martin to Lady Gaga: Bad Bunny's guests at the Super Bowl This Sunday, Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio made history, as promised, with his halftime show at the most important sporting event in the United States
Trump's attempts to take control of the voting process are concerning These efforts, along with the new laws being considered in Washington, would have a disproportionate effect on Latino voters
ICE agents vent their frustrations in online forum They complain about delays in health coverage, and payment of their paychecks, and about arresting gardeners
Trump's plan on citizenship question in census raises alarm The Trump administration revealed it will include a question about immigration status in a 2030 census pilot test
Using credit cards: common mistakes Latinos make in the US When using their credit cards, many Latinos make mistakes without realizing it. We tell you what those mistakes are and how to avoid them
Using credit cards: common mistakes Latinos make in the US When using their credit cards, many Latinos make mistakes without realizing it. We tell you what those mistakes are and how to avoid them
Moving within the USA: Procedures that many Latinos overlook If you are moving to the United States, it is important to consider some fundamental procedures to avoid problems in the medium or long term
Los Estados Unidos esta en un momento decisivo: es hora de exigirle cuentas a ICE Denise Powell, candidata al Congreso por Nebraska, expone porque la administracion Trump quiere hacer creer que operativos de ICE son para seguridad de EE.UU.
Community Disappointed in Los Angeles Police Chief in ICE Case Jim McDonnell Accused of Betraying the Community by Not Enforcing State Law Preventing ICE Agents from Wearing Face Masks
Celebrities who protested against ICE at the Grammys The red carpet at the gala became a stage for political protest when figures like Justin Bieber wore badges with slogans such as: “ICE OUT”
This is how Trump plans to win the November election: 15 orders, tricks, conspiracies, and lies A partial list of the main ways Trump is trying to win the November election, even against the will of the voters
How Trump's policies could make it harder to deal with the effects of a snowstorm in the United States Since 2025, the Weather Service and FEMA have faced cuts of thousands of people, Climate Power In Action expert recalled
Payday loans: legal risks they don't tell you about If you're thinking about taking out a payday loan, keep in mind that this type of loan can be associated with certain risks
The United States has an advantage against Trump that Germany did not have against Hitler Currently, the president's administration has an approval rating of only 43% among Americans.
The US has an advantage against Trump that Germany did not have against Hitler Currently, the current administration has an approval rating of only 43% among Americans
Young Latino promotes mental health through fashion Seeks to help his community learn more about depression and anxiety
After a year of resistance, activists look to 2026 with hope Support group members reflect on a 2025 marked by raids and deportations
After a year of resistance, activists look to 2026 with hope Support group members reflect on a 2025 marked by raids and deportations
'Accountability Will Not Be Achieved in Silence' Orange County social justice organizations joined weekend protests.
Home Depot and Target boycotted in Los Angeles Community members and religious leaders intensify pressure on both companies over the detention and arrest of immigrants
Another victim added to the Los Angeles Police list Since 2015, 19 Angelenos have lost their lives at the hands of police in Boyle Heights; Jeremy Flores' family demands justice
How to open a bank account in the United States You can open a bank account in the United States, provided you meet the necessary requirements for this process. We'll tell you what you need
How to open a bank account in the United States You can open a bank account in the United States, provided you meet the necessary requirements for this process. We'll tell you what you need
Well-paying jobs without fluent English in the USA Even if you don't speak English fluently, you can find well-paying jobs in the United States. We'll tell you what the best options are for Latinos
Best Streaming Services for Latinos in the USA Whether due to language or specific features, there are some streaming services that may be more convenient for Latinos in the USA
Recovery Difficult for Latinos Affected by the Eaton Fire Many residents will not return to Altadena, while the reconstruction of some businesses progresses at a snail's pace
Let's protest against interventionism in Venezuela, even in the face of the complicit silence of leaders who call t Let's say no to a war that benefits transnational corporations at the cost of American and Venezuelan lives
Millions invested to search for and deport migrants in 2026 Trump's immigration offensive enriches companies that profit from the division and pain of Latino families
In 2026: Latino voters are the undecided bloc that Democrats and Republicans will have to convince Latino voters have proven to be a complex electoral force and, not being a sociocultural monolith, have become an undecided bloc
Political Round: The Challenges for Latinos in an Election Year Of the four Latinos running for governor, Villaraigosa and Becerra have the best chances
A teacher has lost 15 students in the current school year because of the raids The drama and pain of a teacher who has seen her students disappear from classrooms in LAUSD
The celebrities who expanded their families this year This 2025 was characterized by the birth of children to Latin artist couples such as Lele Pons and Guaynaa or Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova
With the posadas comes a little hope to businesses in southern California After months of low sales due to raids, business owners hope pinata sales will be the start of a better year
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all residents of District 9 These sincere wishes go out to Latinos and non-Latinos, immigrants and citizens, whether they speak Spanish, English, or any other language
Thalia recreates her own meme in New York 25 years after her wedding with Tommy Mottola The Mexican singer visited Manhattan and reminisced about her wedding day outside the Cathedral of St. Peter's Basilica in New York
Traditions that cross borders Thousands of miles from their place of origin, dozens of immigrants celebrate a posada and a pastorela in Boyle Heights
New poll reveals disillusionment among Latino voters facing 2026 Offers a clear perspective on how they think about the economy, leadership, and immigration
Millions of Latinos will pay more for health insurance and at least one million will lose protection The tax and budget law passed by Republicans canceled support for millions of people to have low-cost health insurance
La Villita, the Hispanic neighborhood in Chicago, has suffered economic losses due to ICE raids La Villita is an area inhabited by mostly Mexican Hispanics, who have suffered severe losses in their businesses because sales have fallen
Women Entrepreneurs Declare Resistance with 'Coffee and Braids' in Santa Ana Young Latinas raised toys and funds for families affected by the raids
Latinos in the US plan an increase in spending for the end of the holidays According to an analysis by the BMO Real Financial Progress Index, Latinos plan to spend $2,700 this Christmas
Support for Trump among Latinos collapses Most Latinos disapprove of Trump's economic and immigration policies: only 10% feel they have benefited
The present is of struggle, the future is ours The unexpected and heroic resistance of the Latino and American people against Trump
Americans are experiencing high levels of anxiety heading into the holiday season due to the economy and medical neglect Latinos maintain high levels of stress related mainly to socioeconomic issues, loneliness, and the growing wave of deportations
Tacos la Carreta, an example of the 'American dream' in southern California The Gonzalez Bernal family said they struggled, but were sure they would succeed
More than 10,000 migrant veterans have been deported from the United States Last week a soldier with the Purple Heart Medal was deported
