As the Latino electorate continues to move forward into the 2016 election season, Latino Victory Project President Cristóbal J. Alex told Latin Post about how the political parties have been faring with the voting bloc.
Latino lawmakers and organizations are strengthening their opposition to Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s scheduled hosting appearance on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.”
Former U.S. Senator Fred D. Thompson passed away at the age of 73 on Saturday in Nashville. Former U. S. Senator Fred D. Thompson passed away at the age of 73 on Saturday in Nashville.
Based on the latest research data, a nonprofit organization recognized that U.S. states are increasingly becoming more aware of pro-immigrant benefits and not waiting for Congress to act.
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush doubled down on his attack against his 2016 rival Marco Rubio for his record of missing Senate votes, which Bush says is a sign that Rubio has "given up" on Congress.
Celebrity chef and fearless TV food adventurer Anthony Bourdain has used his vast restaurant world experience to weigh in on Donald Trump's plans to deport around 11 million immigrants, and said that doing so would "shut down" the U.S. restaurant industry
Daniel Scioli, Argentina's ruling party choice for presidential candidate, said that if he takes office he would improve benefits for retired citizens and manage this by using funds for the nation's social security system.
Despite his tough immigration stance, a prominent Hispanic rights advocate has offered support for some aspects of 2016 Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz's immigration policy.
Donald Trump and Ben Carson are now deadlocked in the latest Republican 2016 presidential poll, with Texas Senator Ted Cruz now vaulting into double digit support and third-place overall.
As 2016 Presidential hopeful Macro Rubio gets more and more media attention for his anti-Cuban statements and his record of absences in the Senate, the camera has been focusing on the candidate’s photogenic former NFL cheerleader wife.
Hillary Clinton is again topping the 50 percent mark among 2016 Democratic presidential voters in the wake of Vice President Joe Biden formally declaring that he will not be a candidate.
Although Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush is lagging in the polls, he has taken lead in at least one aspect in the race as the candidate who has received the most donations from Wall Street.
Democratic New York Mayor Bill de Blasio finally lifted his silence on the presidential election, throwing his support behind candidate Hillary Clinton on Friday.
The Republican National Committee suspended NBC News sponsorship of a future Republican presidential debate, which would have been screened on Telemundo.
