Is #OscarSoWhite Over? America Ferrera, Eva Mendes among New Latino Academy Award Voters

From young actors like Oscar Isaac to living legends Silvia Pinal and Pepe Serna, Hollywood's most exclusive academy just got a new group of Latino members. The announcement comes as the Academy increases minority participation in who recieves Oscar nominations.

Latino Advocacy Group La Raza Says No to Trump, Clinton Invites For National Convention

The country's largest Latino civl right organization did not invite Donald Trump to their annual conference over his anti-immirgration policy. Hillary Clinton was not invited out of fairness, and because La Raza is nonpartisan.

Canada Takes Subtle Shot at Donald Trump’s Immigration Plan, Lifts Mexican Visa Requirements

Beginning Dec. 1, Mexican nationals working or studying in Canada will need little more than a passport and electronic travel authorization. The policy change comes as leadership from both countries seek to mend a relationship hampered by travel restrictions.

3 Ways Donald Trump Started the American Brexit in Nigel Farage’s Image

The United Kindom is leaving the European Union on the strength of disenfranchised voters supportive of anti-immigration laws. Leading the charge was Nigel Farage, a enigmatic leader who mirrors Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in tone and policy.

Politicon 2016 – Comic Con Meets the Presidential Election as Trump and Clinton Supporters Meet in Pasadena

From Billy Nye to Sarah Palin, Politicon had a little something for everyone following the 2016 presidential election. The two-day event blended humor with democracy in a way that allowed Democrats and Republicans alike to see political issues in a new way.

3 Ways the Supreme Court’s Immigration Ruling Hurts Undocumented Latinos and U.S. Citizens Alike

A 4-4 Supreme Court split on President Obama's executive action on immigration closed the door on extended DACA and DAPA efforts. With Donald Trump campaigning on anti-immigration promises, the future for undocumented individuals remains in limbo.

Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton Skip National Latino Conference, NALEO Calls it a ‘Missed Opportunity’

The presumptive Democratic and Republican presidential nominees elected not to speak in front of thousands of lawmakers attending the NALEO's annual convention. It begins on the heels of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling blocking President Obama's executive action on immigration.

Latinos More Optimistic About Financial Future Than Most Americans, Pew Study Finds

Americans are growing confident in their personal finances seven years after the Great Recession tarnished the U.S. economy. In that time, Latinos have come to become a spending powerhouse with growing optimism about where their finances are headed.

A Year After #OscarSoWhite, Will Academy Awards Members Welcome More Latino Actors?

Latinos are under-cast and often stereotyped in film and television. If the #OscarSoWhite controversy made a difference, it will show when Academy Award voters elect new members this month.

EDC Las Vegas 2016 Live Stream and Set Times – Will DJs Like Calvin Harris, Kaskade Salute Orlando Shooting Victims?

Insomniac Events celebrates the Electric Daisy Carinival's 20th anniversary this weekend on the heels of one of the country's most horrific tragedies. Headliners, performers, and artists alike will keep that in mind as they dance under Las Vegas' electric sky.

A Look at 4 Notable Latinos Donald Trump Targeted During His 2016 Presidential Campaign

Donald Trump has never shied from mocking his opponents. When it comes to Latinos, however, the presidential nominee often forget the implications his insults have on prospective Hispanic voters.

Study Finds Young Latinos 75 Percent More Likely Than Whites to Die of Cancer

Researchers at the University of Colorado found a disparity among cancer patients who died based on their ethnicity. While the initial study didn't find a direct cause, one reason may be the disproportionate number of non-Hispanic whites with health insurance in comparison to Latinos and blacks.

How Three-Pointers Will Decide the Warriors-Cavs Series in NBA Finals 2016

Game 1 of the 2016 NBA Finals not only features a rematch between defending champion Golden State and the LeBron James-led Clevaland Cavaliers, it also marks Twitter's first venture into the 360-degree video spectrum. The social media giant will post pre- and post-game video of warm-ups and captain's meetings throughout the series.

Latinos Heavyweights Join Transgender Bathroom Rights Fight as Decision Inches Toward US Supreme Court

The Obama administration, Cuban-American Republican, and two of the country's biggest civil rights advocacy groups openly supporting trangender bathroom rights based on an individual's gender identity. Conservative lawmakers, however, argue that their effort are a misenterpretation of Title IX rules.

Latino Groups Demand Ecuador Earthquake Relief, Temporary Protection Calls From President Obama

CASA Executive Director Gustavo Torres called on the President to use "common sense" in accepting Ecuadorian immigrants seeking refuge following April's 7.8-magnitude earthquake. While Ecuador is not designated for Temporary Protection Status, immigration advocacy groups are asking for an exception in light of the tremor's devastating impact.

Memorial Day 2016 – What’s Open, Closed on Monday? Deals, Discounts, and Freebies Through May 30

In honor of brave men and women who sacrificed themselves for country, banks and government-run facilities will close Monday. Retailers and restaurants are marking the occasion with discounts and giveaways throughout the weekend.

Where Does Mexican Pitching Phenom Julio Urias’ Dodgers Debut Rank Among MLB’s Latino Legends?

The 19-year-old pitcher from Sinaloa made his major league debut Friday night, lasting less than three innings. Based on how memorable Latino pitchers fared in their first career appearance, Urias has nothing to worry about.

What Mexico President Nieto Can Teach US Republican Lawmakers About Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage

Conservative politicans across Central and North America may not like it, but young voters increasingly supports LGBTQ rights. Mexico is just the most recent example of a country accepting social change.

Latino Lawmakers Split on How to Solve Puerto Rico Debt Crisis

A bill creating a Puerto Rico oversight board is headed to Congress aftter the House Committee on Natural Resources approved it Wednesday. While Republicans say it will not affect U.S. taxpayers, some Democrats wonder if lower wages and exempt overtime rules will harm Puerto Ricans.

Latino Families Sue Landlord After Eviction for Not Having Social Security Number

A mobile home park in one of Viriginia's more affluent counties is accused of discriminating against Latinos after they began asking for residents' Social Security numbers. Property managers reportedly imposed $300 fees on top of monthly rental payments for renters who did not meet the requirement.

Telemundo Aims for Bilingual Latinos, NBC Universal Adds Don Francisco and Walking Dead to Lineups

In an effort to reach U.S-born Hispanics, NBC said some of their Spanish-language programming would appeal to English speakers. Upcoming reality show "The Riveras" will be one of few produced in English, albeit with Spanish subtitles.

Republicans Win Fight to Keep ‘Illegal Alien’ After Library of Congress Eliminates It

House Appropriations Committee members voted on 12 bills Tuesday, one debating whether "illegal alien" should be used in legislation. Those opposing the measure won out, 25-24, ensuring lawmakers could propose bills utilizing the derogatory term.

Immigrant Citizenship Applications Spike to Four-Year High, But Donald Trump May Not be Why

Donald Trump may campaign on strict anti-immigration laws, but he may not be the reason for a double-digit jump in U.S. citiizenship applicants. The Department of Homeland Security recently proposed fee increases that would make applying for naturalization upwards of $640.

Sheriff Joe Apraio Could Face Jail Time After Disobeying Court Order to Stop Profiling Latinos

Arizona taxpayers are on the hook for hundreds of million of dollars resulting from an ongoing ACLU lawsuit accusing Joe Arpaio of illegally detaining Latinos. Last Friday, an Arizona judge found Arpaio countined to systematically target the Hispanic community against his wishes.

WATCH: Barcelona Wins La Liga Title With Suarez Hat-Trick, But What’s Next for Messi and Company?

The Uruguayan striker notches a hat-trick, securing his Golden Boot award and leading Barça to their second consecutive Spanish Primera División title. Now, they prepare for next weekend's match with Sevilla.
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