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Trump Cannot Cry “Election Interference” in the US While Meddling in Brazil
Defending democracy requires absolute consistency—and Washington cannot expect integrity at home while actively exporting instability abroad.
In Ohio, Federal Healthcare Policies Collide With State Constitutional Abortion Protections
Examine the tension between state ballot outcomes and national political battles.
Honoring Latino Contributions and Demanding Justice This Labor Day
The nation is confronting the full scale of Latino workers’ economic power — and the inequities they continue to face.
Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Orders Are an ‘Un‑American Attack’
The orders would harm immigrant families and U.S. territories while defying settled constitutional law.
¡Puro Ritmo! Smithsonian Exhibit Celebrates Salsa’s Icons and Impact
"Growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, salsa pulsed through every corner of my life. The exhibit reminded me that salsa is more than history—it is memory. It is migration, identity, and pride."
Latino Voters Raise Alarms Over AI Data Centers’ Water, Energy, and Pollution Impacts
Advocates say the findings highlight a growing call for accountability and environmental justice as tech infrastructure reshapes communities nationwide.
Latino Voters Stand to Lose the Most if Supreme Court Greenlights Trump’s Mail‑Voting Power Play
How the order, combined with the SAVE Act, forms a coordinated effort to shrink the electorate.
America at 250: A Country in Distress
A message of alarm and hope—alarm at the state of the nation, and hope that we can still right ourselves.
Deadly Venezuela Quakes Spark Renewed Calls for U.S. to Restore Temporary Protected Status
The disaster has made return unsafe for the hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans living in the United States.
The USMNT’s World Cup Win Is a Reminder of the America We Still Can Be
In a divided nation, futbol has the power to bring us together.
One Year After Arrest, Pressure Mounts on El Salvador to Free Ruth López
Human rights groups say her arrest, shifting charges, and closed‑door proceedings reflect a broader crackdown on civil society under President Nayib Bukele.
Remembering SPC Frances M. Vega and the Rising Legacy of Latinas in America’s Armed Forces
Honored in Puerto Rico, across the military, and in classrooms—Vega continues to highlight both the sacrifices and rising visibility of Latina service members.
