The move is aimed at giving Biden rhetorical cover to implement unilateral measures following a new rejection of the bill by Republicans

According to a report by NBC News, the message will be focused on personal freedoms and access to reproductive health care

President Joe Biden on Wednesday urged the US House of Representatives to vote immediately on billions of dollars in Ukraine aid, as the chamber's Republican speaker hesitates in the face of pressure from Donald Trump and his allies.

Rep. Mikie Sherrill's initiative also targets former President Donald Trump.

Congress and the White House haven't reached a deal on long-term spending legislation

Rep. Vicente González's statement drew strong backlash from local Republicans

An deep dive by the Financial Times explored the historical trend that led to the party's comparative weakness with several demographics

A few keys about the campaign season's most decisive day ahead of the November elections

Following Tom Suozzi's victory in New York, Democrats seek to further adopt more Republican-like immigration reform ideas

A 12-point lead among Latino adults is a new low in the poll's series, which dates back to 2011

The initiative faces an uphill climb to reach the necessary votes, especially from Republicans who don't consider it tough enough

The $118 billion package has a slim chance of passing, as some high-ranking Republicans have already spoken against it

Negotiators are frustrated as a faction within the Republican party is already rejecting the deal after months of calling for it

DACA Protection, Temporary Protected Status and Funding Shelters Among Congress Hispanic Caucus' Priorities

According to a set of independent surveys, the mental health crisis affecting Latino children ranks as a top issue of concern

According to a media report, the government is resisting demands from Republicans to limit its authority to release migrants through parole

"Republicans, like dictators, want to take things away," says a passage of Biden's new ad

They are ambitious and relatively young leaders whose passionate views about running their large, powerful states offer contrasting ideals on how the deeply-polarized United States should be run.

The urgency to reach a deal before year-end adds pressure to the talks as Republicans seek more concessions

Despite echoing some hardline positions on immigration and border security, Kennedy wants to address Hispanics in their mother tongue

McCarthy is the first speaker in US history ousted from the job after fellow party members accused him of cooperating with Democrats

If the presidential election were held today and the candidates were Joe Biden and Donald Trump, 58% of Hispanics would vote for the Democratic president and 31% would vote for the former Republican president

President Joe Biden's Democrats are engaged in a bitter feud with Republican rivals in Congress over spending bills, which, if not passed into law soon, may trigger a government shutdown.

In a hypothetical face-off against Trump, who trailed behind Biden by three percentage points, the Democrat had better odds.

While Cortez Masto holds on to her Senate seat in Nevada and effectively ensures Democrat control, Republicans are on track to hold (barely) the House.

Donald Trump was hoping to surf a Republican "red wave" to a fresh White House bid, but with only limited gains in Tuesday's midterm elections -- and an outstanding result from his GOP rival Ron DeSantis -- the former US president seems to be left out to sea.

As 2022 midterm election predictions leave some states in a “toss-up”, the GOP’s chances of regaining Senate control broadens. Here’s where candidates stand on the most important issues to registered Latino voters.

As the midterm elections draw near, a study shows that Latinos are very much interested in immigration-related issues in the country, including restrictions into legal immigration.

A man in Florida has pleaded guilty to charges of threatening to kill Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar in 2019.

President Joe Biden's approval ratings continue to go on a downward slope among Hispanics in the United States in recent surveys.