Exclusive: We Are All Humans CEO Wants to Attack the 'Reverse Marketing' of Hispanic Values
Claudia Romo, founder of WAAF foundation wants to raise self-esteem and social recognition within the Hispanic community
Latinos Own Nearly 25% of New Businesses In the Country: Department of the Treasury
Self-employed Latinos also surged after the pandemic with an increase of 26%, says the Biden administration
Steve Scalise Drops Out of House Speaker Race; How can a Prolonged Impasse Affect Latinos
A new chapter in the political crisis unfolding in the Republican Party began on Thursday, and its outcome is nothing but uncertain
This Is How U.S. Cities Are Getting Ready to Celebrate Day of the Dead 2023
As this Hispanic tradition advances rapidly in the country, US emblematic cities are anticipating Día de Muertos celebrations
What is the "Digital Gap" Affecting Latinos and How to Counter it?
A study by the Aspen Institute delves into issues such as lack of internet connectivity, access to digital devices and skills affecting Latinos in the U.S.
Lawsuits Against Minority Business Programs Are Seen as Threats to Free Enterprise
Hispanic business leaders say activists echoing arguments against affirmative action in universities are frivolous and lack merit.
Utah State Sues TikTok Alleging Addictive And Destructive Social Media Habits In Kids
The accusation cites public health concerns. Research has shown that children who spend more than three hours a day on social media double their risk of mental health issues such as anxiety and depression
After Tyson Foods Closed a Meat Processing Plant in Missouri, Latinos Try to Recover from the Aftershock
The meat giant is closing several of its plants across the country. The Noel plant in Missouri employed 1,500 people, many of them from local Latino communities
Teenage Latinos With Major Depression Receive the Least Treatment in the U.S.
A study explored racial and ethnic difference in the prevalence of major depression and disparities in treatment during the pandemic. These are its conclusions
Exclusive: Biden-Harris Hispanic Media Director Maria Casado Talks 2024 Elections, Latino Outreach
Speaking with The Latin Times, Casado also discussed Latino voting trends and criticized republican immigration policies
Data Shows How Hispanic Population Growth is Enriching Atlanta's Metro Area
During Hispanic Heritage Month, different cities are recognizing with concrete data how Latinos are demographically, culturally and economically enriching them
Downtown Phoenix Observes Hispanic Heritage with Lotería Street Art Game
For the second year in a row, residents are invited to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month through a live lottery.
How Influencers, Coyotes, Con Artists Deceive Migrants Spreading Misinformation On Social Media
Misinformation can sometimes become a key factor in migrants' motivation to make their way to the U.S.
EntreLibros Festival Wants to Open the U.S. Publishing Arena to Latin Voices
Although Hispanic culture is gaining relevance in the North American cultural scene, the offerings of books in Spanish at book fairs and local publishers continue to lag behind
Thousands of Hospitality Workers, Including Latinos, to Hold 'Informational Pickets' on Las Vegas Strip
Contracts of about 40,000 MGM Resorts, Caesars Entertainment, and Wynn Resorts workers have expired, Latinos make 20% of the workforce in the gaming industry.
Senators Want Medications Against Fentanyl Overdose in Schools. How Does it Affect Latinos?
Florida's Rick Scott and Oregon's Jeff Merkley are sponsoring the School Access to Naxolone Act. Fentanyl Overdose Deaths Among Latinos Have Nearly Tripled Since 2011
New Construction of Border Wall in Texas Seen to Disrupt Wildlife, Environment
Starr County could have up to 20 miles of border wall built, endangering wildlife species such as the habitat of the endangered ocelot.
Skyrocketing Home Prices Push Hispanics to Buy Houses in Areas With Low Latino Presence
A look at how Latinos are moving around the country based on national trends. The Hispanic homeownership rate rose to 48.6 percent in 2022, according to NAHREP
'The Three Commissioners' Mafia' Is Under Federal Investigation, Denounces Former Miami Police Chief
Allegations and investigations of political corruption in Miami continue. In addition to those involving Mayor Francis Suarez, three of Miami's commissioners are now under federal investigation
How the National Hispanic Construction Alliance Seeks to Promote Investing in Latino Contractors
Latinos remain critical drivers to U.S. homeownership growth, given the fact that they are buying houses younger, growing in population rate and increasing their participation in the labor force
'Our America: Unforgettable' Special Shines Light on High Risk of Alzheimers and Dementia for Latinos
By 2060, there could be 3.2 million Hispanic Americans living with Alzheimers. An ABC special shares experiences from Latino families in the U.S.
Cine Fest Latino, the Power of Latino Identity in Boston Screens
CineFest Latino Boston Film Festival presented talented directors, voices and stories from Latin America and Spain, showing the diversity and complexity of what "being Hispanic" means
Arizona to Auction Containers Used for Former Governor Ducey's Makeshift Border Wall
$176 million from taxpayers was used to place the containers and to remove them after de federal government weighed in
Latino Catholics Look On as Vatican Synod Keeps an Agenda Filled With Thorny Issues
This "Synod of Sinodality" is expected to be a controversial one, as more progressive and conservative sectors within the church differ con key aspects.
U.S. Politics Navigates Unchartered Territory In The Aftermath Of The House Speaker's Ouster
The political reaction to the impeachment of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has ignited a political firestorm. The first to express their displeasure were the same Republicans. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan and Oklahoma Rep. Kevin Hern, are candidates to replace McCarthy
This Fintech Bets on a 'Hispanic Way' to Provide Financial Services to Latinos
Escaping violence in South America and struggling in the U.S. financial system, h.way cofounders base their fintech offer on the bonds that tie Hispanics' approach to money
It's Latina Equal Pay Day: Key Facts You Need to Know About Gender Pay Gap
A Latina makes 57 cents for every dollar earned from a white, Latinas stand to lose more than $1.2 million over a 40 year career.
2.5 Million Latinos Hold Advanced Degrees but Underrepresentation Persists at Higher Educational Levels
While the U.S. Latino population with MBAs and PhDs more than doubled in two decades, access to higher education doesn't reflect the relevance of this population segment in the country, reveals a Pew Research Center analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data.
This Is What We Know About Biden's Student Debt Cancellation. Who Qualifies?
President Biden approved $9 Billion more in student loan forgiveness as a committee representing student loan borrowers and other stakeholders is scheduled to meet next week.
NYC Mayor Goes to LatAm Countries as Migration Overtakes City Agenda
Eric Adams will travel to Mexico, Ecuador and Colombia in an attempt to dissuade migrants from travelling to the city