Upcoming 'Los Cowboys' Reality Series to Highlight the Lives of Charros in the Mexican Rodeo Known as Charrería

This fall, a new reality show will come to online streaming site Hulu, centered on the glory of the charrería, or Mexican rodeo. The show, "Low Cowboys," follows the lives of seven Los Angelenos caught up in the world of the Mexican rodeo as they chase their dreams (and horses) in hopes of making it to the ultimate charrería competition: the Mexican National Rodeo Championship.

Eva Longoria Likes Politics But Not Politicians, Says Immigration Debate Needs Compassion, Education

By Scharon Harding
Eva Longoria will grace the cover of the October issue of Latina magazine, where she discusses her success as well as her developing interest in politics.

New Jersey's Self-Made Empanada Guy to Tackle Food Network's 'Beat Bobby Flay'

By Scharon Harding
On Thursday, Carlos Serrano, also known as the Empanada Guy, will get a chance to show what he's made of on an episode of Food Network's "Beat Bobby Flay."

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio Wants to Beef Up Border Security With More Cameras, Tracking and Personnel

By Scharon Harding
In an interview published this week, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio shared his strong views on immigration, which differ immensely from his previous position.

Jessica Lange Talks 'Really Special' 'American Horror Story: Freak Show' Season

By Scharon Harding
Jessica Lange is excited for Season 4 of "American Horror Story."

Former 'The Bachelorette' Contestant Arie Luyendyk Jr. Reportedly 'Pissed' Chris Soules Is the Next Bachelor

By Scharon Harding
The next star of ABC's "The Bachelor" will be Chris Soules, who Andi Dorfman sent home in the last season of "The Bachelorette."

Immigration Court Judges Lament Inefficient System, Want to Be Separated From Department of Justice

By Scharon Harding
Leaders of an immigration judges' union believe that immigration courts these days are an "alternate legal universe" and need reconstructing.

Spain's Inditex Removes Zara's Children Sheriff Shirt After Complaints That It Looks Like 'Holocaust Garb'

By Scharon Harding
On Wednesday, Inditex, a Spain-based fashion retailer, apologized for a Zara brand children's shirt after receiving complaints that it looked like the clothing Nazis made Jewish people wear during the Holocaust.

A Church in Tuscon, Arizona Has Been Taking in Undocumented Immigrants Who Want to Avoid Deportation

By Scharon Harding
This summer, the Southside Presbyterian Church in Tuscon, Arizona has taken in two undocumented immigrants facing deportation.

Mexico Removes 6K Undocumented Immigrants From La Bestia Train Helping Migrants Cross US Border

By Scharon Harding
On Tuesday, Mexican officials stated that they have started pulling migrants off the train known as "La Bestia," or "The Beast," which has carried many undocumented immigrants into the U.S.

Mexico President Enrique Peña Nieto, California Gov. Jerry Brown Fail to Discuss US Marine Held in Tijuana Jail During Visit

By Scharon Harding
During Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto's two-day-long visit to California this week, he failed to discuss U.S. Marine Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, who has been held in a Tijuana jail since April.

Ricky Martin Opens Tau Center for Impoverished Kids in Puerto Rico, Hopes Facility Can Help Fight Human Trafficking

By Scharon Harding
On Monday, Latin pop superstar Ricky Martin inaugurated an education center for at-risk children in his home land of Puerto Rico.

A 61-Year-Old Florida Man Has Been Trying to Close a 12-Year-Old Boy's Lemonade Stand for 2 Years

By Scharon Harding
A resident of Dunedin, Florida has been fighting for two years to close a lemonade stand owned by a 12-year-old boy.

Chamber of Commerce Awards Republican Rep. David Valadao for Fighting for Immigration Reform, Drought Solutions

By Scharon Harding
On Monday morning, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce presented Rep. David Valadao, R-Calif., with the Spirit of Enterprise award in recognition for his work toward immigration reform and water solutions.

Latino Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure Says New Unlimited Data Plans Target Hispanics

By Scharon Harding
Marcelo Claure became the CEO of Sprint earlier this month and now plans on targeting the Hispanic demographic.

Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto Visits California, Criticizes 'Unethical' Governors for Denying Immigrants Rights

By Scharon Harding
On Monday, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto began his two-day-long visit to California.

Sweden TV Channel Says It Didn't Know It Was Using Costa Rica National Anthem for Comedy Game Show Commercial

By Scharon Harding
TV4, a Swedish TV network, is apologizing to the country of Costa Rica for using its national anthem for a commercial for an upcoming comedy show.

Fort Lee Shooting Update: Soldier Shoots Self in US Army Base, Was Reportedly 'Upset,' 'Enraged' and 'Irate'

By Scharon Harding
On Monday, a Fort Lee soldier died from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head, after going on a rampage that caused the U.S. Army post to enter lockdown amid reports of an "active shooter."

Gaza-Based Hamas Official Reports 'Open-Ended' Cease-Fire, Discussions to Continue in a Month

By Scharon Harding
On Tuesday, a Hamas official based in Gaza said that a cease-fire has been reached between Palestine and Israel.

Joanne Froggatt, Creator Julian Fellowes and Producer Talk About 'Downton Abbey' Water Bottle Scandal

By Scharon Harding
Those behind "Downton Abbey" are opening up about "water-gate."

New Cuban Restaurant Serves Soviet Russia Food, Tradition: Celebrates Link Between Communist Island and Soviet Union

By Scharon Harding
On Friday, restaurateurs opened a private restaurant in Havana, Cuba with food and traditions from Soviet-era Russia.

Beachgoers in Volusia County, Florida See Over 400 Jellyfish Stings in 1 Weekend, Species Unknown

By Scharon Harding
This past weekend, beachgoers from Florida's Volusia County suffered from 406 jellyfish stings.

Mexican Official Calls Governor Rick Perry's Claims of ISIS Crossing US-Mexico Border 'Absurd'

By Scharon Harding
On Saturday, Mexican Foreign Relations Secretary Jose Antonio Meade responded to Texas Gov. Rick Perry's assertions that ISIS terrorists could be entering the United States through the Mexico border.

Florida Oranges 'At War' With Asian Citrus Pyllid Bug: Insect Causes Greening, Could Cost $9B Citrus Industry 75K Jobs

By Scharon Harding
Florida's $9 billion citrus industry is currently being threatened by greening, a disease spread by a bug known as "the yellow dragon."

Breaking News: US Army Post Fort Lee Given 'All Clear' After Report of Active Shooter

By Scharon Harding
United States Army post Fort Lee, located in central Virginia, underwent lockdown on Monday morning after reports of an active shooter.
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