These are the Best Companies to Work in the United States This Year
Bain & Company leads an annual ranking by Glassdoor, followed by Nvidia. More about the list
Most Young Adults in the U.S. no Longer Believe the American Dream Holds True
According to a new ABC News poll, only 21% still believes the concept to hold. The drop was sharp among all groups surveyed
OpenAI To Launch Anti-disinformation Tools For 2024 Elections
ChatGPT maker OpenAI has said it will introduce tools to combat disinformation ahead of the dozens of elections this year in countries that are home to half the world's population.
US Envoy Says Frozen Russian Assets Could Be 'Easy' Ukraine Funding
The US special envoy for Ukraine's economic recovery said Monday that tapping frozen Russian assets would be an "easy" source of money for Kyiv, but the G7 must first agree collectively to do it.
Iowa Caucus's Turnout Could be Impacted by Freezing Temperatures Across the State
Wind chills can push temperatures as low as -45 degrees Fahrenheit over the course of the day
Woman, Two Children Die Crossing Río Grande; BP Says Texas Troops Blocked them from Intervening
Texas authorities rejected the claim, saying they couldn't find migrants in need of help in the river
Where Does the U.S. Rank in the New List of Most Powerful Passports in the World?
The country is in seventh place, allowing its holders to enter 185 countries without needing a visa
Taco Craze: Proximity to Mexican Restaurants Reaches Nearly Every Corner of U.S.
Only 1% of the population lives in a county without a Mexican restaurant, according to a new analysis by the Pew Research Center
China, Russia Trade Soared In 2023 As Commerce With US Sank
China-Russia trade reached more than $240 billion, customs figures showed, overshooting a goal of $200 billion set by the neighbours in bilateral meetings last year.
This Is What Mexico Wants the Biden Administration to Do to Help Stem the Flow of Migrants to the U.S.
According media, Mexico brings significant leverage to the ongoing negotiations, expected to resume this month
China's Top Diplomat Says Ties With US 'Stabilised' Last Year
China's foreign minister said Tuesday that relations with the United States "stabilised" last year, as the two powers seek to put ties on a surer footing in 2024.
Festive Moods: 11 U.S. Holidays in 2024 Versus Latin America, A Cultural Calendar Contrast
The U.S. is among the countries with the least amount of public holidays in the region
New York City Hits Back at Texas, Sues Charter Bus Companies Transporting Migrants for $700 Million
"We cannot bear the cost of reckless political ploys from the state of Texas alone," said NYC Mayor Eric Adams
Exclusive: How Hispanic Access Foundation Seeks to Develop Next Generation of Latino Leaders
The Latin Times spoke with Maite Arce, President and CEO of Hispanic Access Foundation, about the organization's work, goals and challenges
N Korea's Kim Calls For Expanded Missile Launcher Production
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for expanded production of missile launchers in preparation for a "military showdown" with South Korea and the United States, state media said Friday.
Navajo Object To Depositing Human Remains On Moon
The United States will soon launch its first spacecraft to attempt a soft lunar landing since the Apollo era, in a historic collaboration with the private sector -- but not everyone is celebrating.
SB4: Federal Government Sues Texas Over Immigration Enforcement Law, Claims It's Unconstitutional
Set to go into effect in March, the law allows state officials to arrest and deport migrants crossing the border unlawfully
US, Allies Warn Houthis As Ship Attacks Rattle Global Commerce
Twelve nations led by the United States on Wednesday jointly warned Yemen's Houthi rebels of unspecified consequences unless they halt sea attacks that are increasingly disrupting global commerce.
Biden Administration to Reopen Four Points of Entry at Southern Border in Three Different States
The ports that will go back to being operational are: Eagle Pass, Texas; San Ysidro, California; Lukeville and Nogales, Arizona
The U.S. Will Have 11 National Holidays in 2024: These Are the Dates
After New Year's Day, the following holiday will take place on January 15, Martin Luther King Day. The full list
Winning Powerball Ticket Sold in Michigan; Owner is Set to Take Over $842 Million
The winning numbers drawn were: 12, 21, 42, 44, 49 and red Powerball: 1
Year in Review: The Latin Times Top Interviews with Startup Founders
Adni, Monadd, Hyfé and Alza are some of the companies whose founders talked to The Latin Times this year
120,000 Minors Crossed Darien Gap Last Year In Bid To Reach US
Record numbers of migrants crossing the hostile Darien gap jungle in 2023 included 120,000 minors, the Panama government said Monday.
Chinese Student Found In US Woods After 'Cyber Kidnapping' Scam
A Chinese exchange student who fell victim to a "cyber kidnapping" scam in which his parents were extorted for $80,000, was found alive but "cold and scared" in a tent in the Utah wilderness, police said.
Mexico, Venezuela Resume Repatriation Flights In Bid To Control Migration To US
Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Relations noted that both countries are working on putting social programs in place in Venezuela that will benefit repatriated individuals and others by placing them with productive projects and paid internships in workplaces.
SB4: Department of Justice Threatens to Sue Texas if it Follows Through With Immigration Law
According to media reports, the DoJ warned the Abbott administration that the law is unconstitutional
Year in Review: The Latin Times Top Migration-Related Interviews
Civil society experts, a journalist and a documentarist analyzed the situation at the border through their fields of expertise. These are the highlights
US Releases Final Package Of Authorized Military Aid For Ukraine
The US government on Wednesday announced what it said was the last remaining package of weapons available for Ukraine under existing authorization, with Congress now needing to decide whether to keep supporting Kyiv's battle against Russian invasion.
A Migrant's Odyssey From Venezuela To The United States
In the year to October 2023, more than 2.4 million arrivals were recorded at the southern US border -- a new record.
Migrants are Being Released on U.S. Streets as Border Encounters Keep Breaking Records
Migrants in Tucson were released on the streets before being taken to final destinations in coordination with city officials and nonprofits