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1 in 2 Latino Families Are Feeling Stress From Costs and Emotional Strain This Holiday Season, Study Finds

The American Psychiatric Association also reported a sizable amount of Latino families noted feelings of loneliness

WhatsApp Shapes News and Disinformation Landscape for U.S. Latinos in 2024
Over 1,400 Latino-led public WhatsApp groups spread political and war-related disinformation, reaching 3.4 million Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking U.S. users.
Social Media Users Freak Out After Video Shows Oreos Surviving Intense Blast with Blowtorch: 'WTF Am I Eating'
A video showing Oreos withstanding prolonged blowtorch blasts has sparked alarm among viewers who question just how edible a seemingly flameproof substance could be.
Miss Universe Organization Gets Commentator Fired From TV Gig For Insulting Miss Mexico
Chilean photographer and journalist Jordi Castell made sexist and insulting comments about Miss Mexico on television. He was fired from Chilevision after significant backlash

Lifestyle

Food

Mass Food Poisoning Event Reported at Party Honoring Best Restaurants in LA

A celebration of culinary excellence turned sour when over 70 attendees of the L.A. Times 101 Best Restaurants party reported severe gastrointestinal illnesses.

Celebrity

The Best Outfits Celebrities Wore to Mañanitas for the Virgin of Guadalupe

Singers have historically been lighting up the December celebration at the Virgin of Guadalupe for seven decades.

News

Online Stores See Surge in Merch Celebrating Assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO

E-commerce platforms are brimming with merchandise inspired by the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Lifestyle

Drinking Coffee Can Add Years to Your Lifespan: Study

Regular coffee consumption may add nearly two years to the average lifespan and support healthier aging.

News

Eating Candy and Cake Linked to Reduced Risk of Heart Disease in Stunning New Study

Indulging in sweet treats like cake, chocolate, and cookies could lower the risk of heart disease and stroke, according to a surprising new study.

Latino

Art Basel Boosts Private Home Tourism in Miami: The Latino Neighborhoods Thriving the Most, According to Airbnb

The biggest art fair in the Western world is under way in South Florida.

News

Uninvited Man Aggressively Interrupts TV Interview with Women Who Feel Unsafe in Public, Helps Prove Their Point

A mother and daughter sharing their story about feeling unsafe in public spaces were interrupted by an aggressive man who sat between them and refused to leave.

Lifestyle

California Store Owner Gets Back at Shoplifter by Selling Shirts with Sketch of the 'Bald, Mustachioed Thief'

The owner of a California clothing store turned a theft into a retail opportunity by launching a collection featuring a cartoonish sketch of the shoplifter.

Latinos In The U.S.

7 in 10 Latinas Are Motivated to Invest Because They Wish to Build Generational Wealth, Study Finds

According to J.P. Morgan it's more than just accumulating assets for Latinas; it's about creating a legacy of financial stability and opportunity

News

Fast Food Customer Upset Over Missing Sauce Arrested for Assaulting Restaurant Manager: Police

A Florida woman was arrested after a heated dispute over missing dipping sauce at a Raising Cane's restaurant escalated into an alleged assault on the manager.

World

Candy Lover Who Went Viral After Finding 'Hideous' Smooth Mars Bar Gets Refund, Expects to Spend Money on More Mars Bars

A British man who sparked online buzz after discovering a Mars bar without its signature ripple has received a £2 voucher as compensation from Mars Wrigley UK.

Holidays

Here are the Least Expensive Cities in the U.S. to Celebrate Christmas

There are many places to spend Christmas in the U.S. but these are the most attractive and economical options so you can celebrate without breaking the bank.

Latinos In The U.S.

'Forever Chemicals' Disproportionately Impact Latino Communities in Southern California, Study Finds

PFAS have been linked to health problems like cancer, liver issues, and weakened immune systems.

Woman Cancels Thanksgiving After Her Sister Demands Everyone Sign a

Lifestyle

Woman Cancels Thanksgiving After Sister Demands Everyone Sign 'Code of Conduct' Before Attending

A woman who cancelled Thanksgiving dinner after fighting with her sister over holiday etiquette wonders if she was wrong and should just "keep the peace."

Lifestyle

Venezuelan Man Scammed $39 Million From Compatriots in Miami Through a Ponzi Scheme To Fund Extravagant Lifestyle

Authorities say Efrain Betancourt Jr. spent $7.5 million of investors' money for his personal use, including a luxury high-rise condo on Biscayne Boulevard