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Airbnb Hosts Are Giving Away Free 2026 World Cup Tickets in 16 Cities

Airbnb is giving soccer fans a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: select hosts in the 16 cities hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup are including free match tickets as part of guest stays. From the group stage through the final, travelers can now book accommodations that come with access to live matches in stadiums across North America.

Latino Flavors in Every Sip: 5 Iced Coffee Recipes to Make at Home
Iced coffee has become a summer staple, but adding a Latin twist takes it to a whole new level. Across Latin America, coffee is more than a morning pick-me-up—it's a cultural ritual, a blend of tradition and flavor. From the sweet, cinnamon-spiced notes of Mexican horchata to the rich, caramel undertones of Cuban café con leche, these beverages showcase the diversity of Latino coffee culture.
CDC Admits It Deliberately Delayed COVID-19 Vaccine Study Showing Reduced Hospitalizations
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is facing growing scrutiny after officials acknowledged the agency intentionally delayed the release of a study showing the effectiveness of the latest COVID-19 booster, a decision now fueling debate over transparency and public health messaging.
U.S. Issues World Cup Travel and Safety Advice for Fans Heading to Mexico
The U.S. State Department updated its Mexico travel advisory ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Here's what travelers need to know about safety recommendations, on-the-ground protests, and Mexico's 100,000-strong security deployment.

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Latinos In The U.S.

Latino Families Expected To Shape 2026 World Cup Travel Trends

Latino travelers in the United States could become one of the most influential tourism forces around the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with family trips, larger groups and neighborhood-level spending expected to shape the tournament far beyond stadium gates, according to a new report commissioned by Airbnb and conducted by Blue Point Analytix.

Demonstrators protest outside of an immigrant processing and detention center.

Health

The Science Is Clear: Anti-Immigration Rhetoric Is Making the Hispanic Community Sick

Stanford and APA research proves immigration rhetoric harms Hispanic health — even for U.S.-born citizens. Learn the science and strategies for resilience.

Awards

Jorge Ramos Makes Digital Journalism History at News Emmys With "Así Veo las Cosas"

Latino journalism had one of its strongest nights at the 47th annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards, where Jorge Ramos' independent digital show "Así Veo las Cosas" won Outstanding News Program in Spanish, and several Spanish-language projects took home major awards.

Politics

Trump Brings Pam Bondi Back Into White House Orbit Amid Reportedly Cancer Battle

President Donald Trump is bringing back one of his longtime political allies back into his administration orbit, appointing former Attorney General Pam Bondi to a White House advisory panel focused on artificial intelligence, according to multiple media reports. Soon after the news broke, a report said she was battling cancer.

Business

Airbnb Says Hosts Earned an Average of $15,600 in Extra Income Last Year

Airbnb says travel through its platform generated more than $93 billion in economic activity across the United States in 2025, setting a new record as the company attempts to strengthen its position in the increasingly heated debate over short-term rentals.

Lifestyle

Walt Disney World Opens It's Cool KID'S SUMMER With Reimagined Classics and a Big Latino Future

Walt Disney World Resort is heading into summer with a mix of nostalgia, new technology, and a major promise to Latino families: the magic is not only being refreshed, it is being reimagined in Spanish, too. Starting today and during the duration of Cool KIDS' SUMMER, running May 26 through Sept. 8, the happiest place on Earth is offering incredible adventures for children of all ages and their parents, of course, with new attractions, reimagined and modernized old ones, and special packages.

Lifestyle

Future Smartphone Concepts and Technologies That Could Become Reality Soon

Future smartphone concepts are shifting toward AI phones, foldables, under-display cameras, and holographic displays shaping next-gen mobile devices soon.

USCIS Processes Immigrant Applications For U.S. Citizenship

Immigration

Green Card Applicants Face USCIS Process Changes as Status Renewal Gets Harder Under Trump

The Trump administration is moving to require many green card applicants to complete their applications from their home countries, a change that could upend the path to permanent residency before the USCIS for thousands of immigrants already living in the United States, according to several reports.

Lifestyle

New Ebola Travel Rules: Americans Can Return Through Dulles, But Some Tourists May Be Barred

The United States has announced new emergency travel restrictions for Americans and lawful permanent residents arriving from countries affected by the latest Ebola outbreak, requiring them to enter the country exclusively through Washington Dulles International Airport for enhanced health screenings.

Health

Vanessa Trump's Cancer Update Comes as Donald Trump Jr. Wedding Rumors Swirl

Vanessa Trump revealed she has been diagnosed with breast cancer and recently underwent a medical procedure, a deeply personal announcement that comes as the former wife of Donald Trump Jr. navigates a new chapter with Tiger Woods and as reports swirl that her ex-husband is preparing to remarry over Memorial Day weekend.

Airbnb Summer 2026 new services expansion hotels

Lifestyle

Airbnb Expands Beyond Rentals to Become Part Luxury Concierge, Part AI Travel Best Friend

Airbnb is no longer trying to be just the place travelers book a home. The company now wants to organize the whole trip, from the airport ride to the stocked fridge, the luggage drop, the boutique hotel, the local dinner, and the friend-approved recommendation that saves a vacation from becoming a spreadsheet with sunscreen.

Celebrity

Cannes 2026: Latinos Steal the Show with Looks and Strong Political Statements

The Cannes Film Festival has always loved glamour, but this year the Croisette has also become a stage for Latino and Spanish-language stars making noise with their films, their fashion and, in Javier Bardem's case, statements sharp enough to cut through the flashbulbs.

Benito Antonio, Bad Bunny's store Zara Puerto Rico

Fashion+Beauty

Airbnb Hosts Are Giving Away Free 2026 World Cup Tickets in 16 Cities

Latino Flavors in Every Sip: 5 Iced Coffee Recipes to Make at Home

CDC Admits It Deliberately Delayed COVID-19 Vaccine Study Showing Reduced Hospitalizations

U.S. Issues World Cup Travel and Safety Advice for Fans Heading to Mexico

Latino Families Expected To Shape 2026 World Cup Travel Trends

The Science Is Clear: Anti-Immigration Rhetoric Is Making the Hispanic Community Sick

Jorge Ramos Makes Digital Journalism History at News Emmys With "Así Veo las Cosas"

Trump Brings Pam Bondi Back Into White House Orbit Amid Reportedly Cancer Battle

Airbnb Says Hosts Earned an Average of $15,600 in Extra Income Last Year

Walt Disney World Opens It's Cool KID'S SUMMER With Reimagined Classics and a Big Latino Future

Future Smartphone Concepts and Technologies That Could Become Reality Soon

Green Card Applicants Face USCIS Process Changes as Status Renewal Gets Harder Under Trump

New Ebola Travel Rules: Americans Can Return Through Dulles, But Some Tourists May Be Barred

Vanessa Trump's Cancer Update Comes as Donald Trump Jr. Wedding Rumors Swirl

Airbnb Expands Beyond Rentals to Become Part Luxury Concierge, Part AI Travel Best Friend

Cannes 2026: Latinos Steal the Show with Looks and Strong Political Statements

(VIDEO) Inside 'Benito Antonio,' the Bad Bunny and Zara Collection Already for Sale in Puerto Rico

Who is Brian Christine, the Urologist Leading the Hantavirus Response in the U.S.

$5 Trillion Crisis: New Study Warns Diabetes Will Devastate Global Economy by 2050