One in three Latinos say immigrants are affecting their social status in the U.S.
A new study showed that many Latinos wish other Americans could differentiate between them and newly-arrived immigrants
How the Biden-Harris campaign is stepping up efforts to engage the Latino electorate
From lengthy sit-down interviews in Spanish networks to expensive Spanglish ad campaigns, here's how the incumbent is trying to retain the Latino vote.
Trump hush money trial in New York City: highlights from the prosecutors' opening arguments
Here's what the prosecutors and the defense had to say about the alleged payments to women claiming to have relationships with Trump
Texas has seen a decrease in migrant encounters; is its anti-immigration effort working?
Operation Lone Star was launched in 2021 to counter border crossings. Are their efforts working now? The answer is complicated.
Humanitarian organization rejects claims that they were encouraging immigrant voter fraud
Voter fraud by immigrants has become a major concern for the GOP, but are these claims realistic? Exhaustive data says no
Man sets himself on fire outside of New York City courthouse where Trump's trial is taking place
It is not yet known the reason or the conditions of the man, but paramedics rushed him out of the scene
Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene suggests use of 'space laser technology' at US-Mexico border
The Congresswoman also suggested that California wildfires in 2018 were intentionally started by "lasers or blue beams of light"
Texas Military Department probes border shooting incident involving National Guard and migrant
The shooting occurred April 14 at the border in El Paso, Texas. The guard had allegedly seen the migrant stabbing another individual in U.S. soil.
Javier Milei, America Ferrera among Latinos included in TIME's 100 Most Influential People of 2024
Actor Colman Domingo and Brazil's Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Marina Silva, also made the list
El Paso judge calls on Texas to assist in processing and holding migrants amid overwhelmed local jails
The request comes after state authorities arrested some 200 migrants on rioting charges
Hispanic Caucus backs Rob Menendez, son of disgraced politician, ahead of New Jersey elections
Seeking to maintain and grow their numbers, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus has given its support to Rep. Bob Menendez ahead of state primaries.
Senate Democrats Divided Over Biden's Tougher Immigration Approach
As the immigration crisis continues, President Biden is opting for harsher tactics. With elections around the corner, what do Senate Democrats think?
Latinos are voting more in line with White, non-Hispanic blue-collar workers: ex-GOP strategist Mike Madrid
In an interview with The Latin Times, Madrid reflects on the strategies each party must adopt to secure the support of the largest minority group in the US
Over half of Latinos worry about the possibility of mass deportations, study shows
As Donald Trump's aggressive rhetoric toward immigrants intensifies, U.S. Latinos are more worried about mass deportations regardless of legal status.
Trump's top concern on first day of his criminal trial: Not attending his son's high school graduation
He says he won't be allowed to travel to Washington, DC, where the Supreme Court will see if he's granted immunity to the January 6, 2020, events
Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial: What You Should Know About The Historic Court Case
The presumptive GOP candidate is heading to trial to face charges on high money he allegedly paid to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal
Young People Turn to Permanent Sterilization as Abortion Restrictions Rise, Study Finds
The trend accelerated since the Supreme Court overturned Roe V. Wade in 2022
President Biden Turns to Little-Known Authority to Help Haiti As Chaos in the Country Deepens
Through the Presidential Drawdown Authority, Biden authorizes to provide up to $10 million worth of weapons, ammunitions and more to Haiti.
Bob Menendez's Trial to Continue in May Without Wife Nadine Due to Health Concerns
The embattled senator's trial is scheduled to begin on May 6
Over Two-Thirds of Latinos Oppose Abortion Bans, Especially in States with Ballot Debates
Florida and Arizona are dominating the conversation with recent strict measures. Their large Latino populations could tip the scale when they are voted on
Why Biden's Standing Among Latinos Continues to Drop While Trump Climbs?
Frustrations over inflation and crime have contributed to shrinking the gap between both candidates to nine points, compared to 29 in 2021
How POTUS, Former POTUS Add Their Own Touch to the Solar Eclipse 2024
Trump's silhouette and Biden's advice to wear protective glasses are now part of the 2024 presidential campaign
How and Why Immigration Has Become the Top Concern for U.S. Voters in the Electoral Year
Media analysis delves into the reasons explaining its prominence in the minds of voters
Mexico Cuts Diplomatic Relations with Ecuador After Assault on Embassy in Quito to Arrest Former VP Glas
Foreign Minister Alicia Bárcena reported that several members of the Mexican diplomatic delegation sustained injuries during the raid
Tennessee Lawmakers to Introduce Immigration Law, Drawing Comparison to Texas' SB4: Here's What They Propose
The bill would require police in the state to communicate with federal officials regarding the immigration status of a person
Biden Administration Set to Propose New Sweeping Student Loan Forgiveness Plan: Media
Biden is expected to outline the guidelines at a speech in Wisconsin
Miami-Dade Latinos Voice Top Concerns from Housing to Inflation Ahead of Elections
News anchor Jose Diaz-Balart sat down with a group of prospective voters at the historic Ball & Chain Restaurant in Little Havana
Mexico's Current Election Cycle Marks Deadliest Period in Modern History
27 candidates have been killed since June of last year, according to a report by Laboratorio Electoral
José Andrés' World Central Kitchen Calls for Independent Probe of Israel Strike That Killed 7 Aid Workers
WCK urges Australia, Canada, the U.S., Poland, and the U.K. to join WCK in calling for a third-party investigation
Supreme Court Denies Motion to Reinstate Washington State District Map Alleged to Disadvantage Hispanics
The Court will allow the state to conduct the 2024 elections under a Washington state remedial legislative map