The Latino unemployment rate is 7.8 percent in the U.S., based on July's report from the Department of Labor, but despite the rate's increase, Latinos remain optimistic about their economic future.
A veteran employee of an Indianapolis Taco Bell was fired after a superior approached her and told her not to hire Latino employees. She continued to do so anyone and was sacked two weeks later.
Never underestimate the power and influence that the arts can have on impressionable high school students. Whether it's through discussion or exposure to performing arts and live theater, it can awaken the senses and open the door to untapped talent, confidence and self-expression. New York City's "Great White Way" should shine bright for everyone -- regardless of color, race, ethnicity or class.
The show began as a learning tool and has succeeded in sparking debates and discussions among the teen and giving them a guided understanding towards their lifestyle options.
With the U.S. Latino population projected to hit 131 million by 2050, the representation of Latinos on the media has been changing notably on cable television.
Despite national decline in self-employment, Hispanics saw an increase in 2012. Additonally, those who rallied Wednesday see huge economic benefits and a need to invite immigrants to the country to give the U.S. a competitive edge in the world.
Plus, find out what happened to Thalia's face. Many of your favorite Latin celebrities were off celebrating Fourth of July, but there were still a few other fun and interesting things that they shared.
Latin celebrities did a little bit of everything. This week brought a random assortment of snaps from your favorite celebrities. Here are some of the best ones: Eiza Gonzalez is really loving Los Angeles.
Also, Chiquis Rivera doesn't care what the label says. In a week heavily dominated by the World Cup, here are some of the other things that celebrities were doing.
Get ready to say, "Aww." Fathers can gush about their kids. Looking through these Latinos social media accounts, it's obvious how much love they feel for their kids.
Police warn residents to be wary of those who ask for money immediately. In Salem, Oregon, a Latina received a call saying that she had to pay $1,000 to cover a payday loan or else the caller would harm one of her family members by amputating an arm or a foot.
After the death of Tito Torbellino, Gerardo Ortiz is not worried about death threats. Tito Torbellino's death was a reminder that what you sing can cause you danger.
On the surface, it's easy to mistake Community Trust Prospera as a check-cashing store that serves large immigrant communities. However, in reality, Prospera is an undercover credit union that is helping low-income Latinos build credit and avoid predatory bank practices.
A lot happened this week. Here's what you may have missed. This week, Thalia led a large social media campaign. With support from her best pals, she made everyone think about bullying.
Are these two blurry figures truly Levy and Navarrete? William Levy may have been spotted with his girlfriend and the mother of his children in public, but he was supposedly trying to secretly meet Ximena Navarrete.
The things found in Ramon Charley Armendariz's home may complicate issues further. Sheriff Joe Arpaio is already under close watch by a federal monitor in a profiling case, but things might get more complicated.
