According to a new study by SmartAsset, Houston, El Paso and Lubbock need the least amount of money to live well in the country

With tax deadline having passed in mid-April, Americans are now preparing to receive tax refund. Here are some states that will be receiving SNAP soon.

The American Psychological Association said that young people, whose brains are not fully developed yet, are less able to disengage from addictive experiences

Despite progress made through initiatives like The Affordable Care Act, health inequity remains a persistent issue across the U.S.

Metro areas heavily populated by Latinos tend to have significant childhood opportunities compared to other parts of the country, a study reveals

A GAO study identified the process of employment discrimination complaints as a significant barrier to addressing this

From colorism to gender and immigration status, Latinos in the workplace are feeling overlooked despite being considered an economic powerhouse

Natalia Angeles Vieyra will serve as the Gallery's first associate curator of Latino art. The role is part of a larger initiative to promote the genre

The Consumer price index unexpectedly rose 3.5% in March. While high prices affect Americans at large, the impact is not necessarily equitable.

A recently published study by NBER showed undocumented migrants not found to be the prime cause of crime. They are actually often the victims.

Less than half of Latinos in the U.S. say they can easily afford their housing payments, leaving them needing to make sacrifices in their daily lives

Data from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children crunched by Telemundo

A survey by the Pew Research Center reveals that most Americans believe at least some discrimination is present in the country

From systemic restrictions to lack of outreach, here are some of the reasons why Latinos continue to trail behind in voter registration.

The average income that Americans must make has sharply increased in the past four years. However, Latino homeownership rate remains at an all-time high.

Here's what else you should know about the Hispanic vote in the Empire State

In Latin America, there is a similar celebration to April Fool's Day, known as "Día de los Inocentes," on December 28

Eric Adams' handling of immigration and public safety are some of the reasons for the drop among Latinos

Despite links to Parkinson's disease and other health risks, Paraquat remains a widely used herbicide

The Smithsonian now states that a Latino-focused internship is available to all students regardless of race.

The bodies of two of the six victims of the Baltimore bridge collapse have been recovered as the incident raises broader questions

Four years after the pandemic, Latin American immigrants are starting businesses at more than twice the rate of the rest of the U.S. population

The U.S. is on the cusp of being home to over 1,000 Hispanic-Serving Institutions, yet infrastructure and digital needs remain an obstacle

This year's number surpasses the record established in 2017, when nine Latino pitchers started on the symbolic day

Although significant advances have been made over the past decades, Latino and Black residents continue to face great disparities

One third of Latino adolescents and children using social media in the U.S. do it "almost constantly," according to their parents.

A study by the U.S. Government Accountability Office highlights issues in physical and digital infrastructure

NAHREP argues that Hispanics disproportionately drive homeownership growth

The president gave an interview to Univision Radio as he launches "Latinos con Biden-Harris" a campaign initiative aimed at reaching out to the demographic

A new study by the U.S. Census Bureau reveals counties across the U.S. saw upticks in population, particularly in the Northeast and the South