Latino Podcasts Are Gaining Popularity, Favored by Most Audiences

Latino Podcasts Are Gaining Popularity, Favored by Most Audiences

Latino community is becoming one of the fastest-growing audiences in podcasts.
U.S. Education Struggles With Increase in Retirement of Black, Latino Teachers

U.S. Education Struggles With Increase in Retirement of Black, Latino Teachers

By Jess Smith
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a mass retirement of Black and Latino teachers, another challenge facing U.S. education.
Benicio Del Toro Partners With Exile Content Studio for TV Projects Featuring Latino and Hispanic Talent

Benicio Del Toro Partners With Exile Content Studio for TV Projects Featuring Latino and Hispanic Talent

By Mary Webber
Benicio Del Toro is partnering with Exile Content Studio to develop some TV projects with emerging artists from Latin America and the U.S. Hispanic market.
Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against Texas Over Redistricting Plans; Says It Discriminates Latino, Black Voters

Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against Texas Over Redistricting Plans; Says It Discriminates Latino, Black Voters

By Mary Webber
The Justice Department has sued Texas on Monday after the state introduced redistricting plans for Texas' congressional delegation and the state legislature. The department alleged that Texas put Latino and Black voters at a disadvantage.
Texas Legislature Returns For Third Special Session

Latino Groups File Lawsuit Against Texas Redistricting; Emphasized Diluted Voting Rights by Latinos

By Jess Smith
The recent redistricting maps drawn by the Texas Legislature prompted several Latino individuals and groups to file a lawsuit Monday, challenging the move that the Latino groups claimed diluted their voting rights.
Pandora Papers: Shakira, Julio Iglesias, Chayanne Among Famous Spanish and Latino Artists to Use 'Tax Havens'

Pandora Papers: Shakira, Julio Iglesias, Chayanne Among Famous Spanish and Latino Artists to Use Tax Havens

By Mary Webber
Shakira, Julio Iglesias, Chayanne, Miguel Bose, and Alejandra Guzman were among the Spanish and Latino artists who appeared in the Pandora Papers.
After More Than A Year Of Evolving Restrictions, California Fully Reopens

Police Kill Armed Latino Man in Front of U.S. Open of Surfing Fans in Southern California Beach

By Jess Smith
Dozens of people witnessed police officers shot and kill an armed man following a pursuit amid the U.S. Open of Surfing at Huntington Beach, California, on September 25.
Latino Lawmakers Call to Rename Fort Hood in Texas After Mexican American General

Latino Lawmakers Call to Rename Fort Hood in Texas After Mexican American General

By Joshua Summers
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) urged Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to rename Fort Hood in Texas after Mexican American Gen. Richard E. Cavazos.
Latino Lens: Producers Pipeline Incubator

NALIP, Disney, MPA, Amblin Partners, STARZ Team Up to Develop Next Generation of Producers

By Mark Smith
The NALIP, Disney, MPA, Amblin Partners, and STARZ have teamed up for the Latino Lens: Producers Pipeline Incubator.
Latino Residents Among Groups Who See Less Progress in COVID Cases in Los Angeles County

Latino Residents Among Groups Who See Less Progress in COVID Cases in Los Angeles County

By Mary Webber
Latino and Black residents are among those who have yet to see progress in COVID cases in Los Angeles County.
Adam Toledo Shooting

Chicago's Council Latino Caucus Says ‘No Question’ Adam Toledo Was Unarmed When Shot by Cop

By Angela De Leon
The Chicago City Council Latino Caucus said the footage clearly showed that 13-year-old Adam Toledo was unarmed at the moment a cop shot him.
Latino Youths: Fewer Rates on Paid Congressional Internship

Latino Youths Have Little Access to Paid Congressional Internship - Study

By Joshua Summers
Latino Youths, along with youths of color have fewer access to paid congressional internships. This is based on an analysis report of non-profit organization Pay Our Interns.
Miguel Cardona Becomes the First Latino to Lead Education Department

Miguel Cardona Becomes the First Latino to Lead Education Department: What to Know About Him

By Joshua Summers
The Senate on Monday night confirmed Miguel Cardona as the new Education Secretary under the Biden administration. He will replace Betsy DeVos, who led the Education Department for four years under former President Donald Trump.
Latinos and Blacks in Florida Are Being Left Behind in the COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

Latinos and Blacks in Florida Are Being Left Behind in the COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

By Joshua Summers
In the rise of the new coronavirus variants, Latinos and Blacks in Florida began raising alarms that the first COVID-19 vaccines were finding their way into the arms of mostly white senior citizens.
Voice of Latinos Albor Ruiz Dead at 80

Iconic Journalist Albor Ruiz Known as 'Voice of Latinos' Dead at 80

By Mary Anne R.
A well-known Cuban-born journalist, Albor Ruiz was announced dead in Homestead, Florida. Ruiz was 80-years-old.
How Did These Famous Latinos Change the World?

Famous Latinos Who Changed World of Politics, Astronomy, and More

By Mary Anne R.
Many Latinos have changed the world with their influence in the respective fields that they have chosen, may it be in politics, astronomy, entertainment, and technology.
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