Allegations Against César Chávez Trigger Nationwide Reckoning in Latino and Labor Communities
Leaders in California and Arizona respond to allegations against César Chávez as states reconsider how to honor his legacy and support victims.
Leaders in California and Arizona respond to allegations against César Chávez as states reconsider how to honor his legacy and support victims.
New York City’s housing crisis is pushing families into doubled‑up homelessness, but tenants, advocates, and lawmakers are advancing real solutions.
A State of the Union is supposed to confront the country’s hardest questions. This year, one of the hardest was left unanswered.
New polling also highlights growing diversity within the Latino electorate.
Journalists highlight the real‑world impact of media consolidation and the urgent need to protect local, community‑focused journalism.
The U.S. Secretary of State’s Senate testimony showcased a disciplined, media‑savvy operator
First Latino quarterback to win a national championship and the Heisman in the same season.
Trump has never pretended to be a unifier. His political power has always depended on sharpening divides, not healing them.
“The Trump administration wants to limit housing vouchers for permanent supportive housing, which is what I am on. I do not make enough money to get a market-rate apartment.”
America’s own demand for narcotics fuels the market and undermines effective policy.
How trusted local organizations are connecting marginalized residents, including immigrants, to vital health and mental health services in the county.
Trump’s interest in Venezuela is American greed dressed up as liberation.