Latinos Spent $5 Billion On Mobile Devices During The Holidays

If you’re Latino and you’re reading this on your fancy-shmancy new iPad, you’re not alone. A survey of Latino holiday spending estimates that Latinos may have spent up to $5 […]

Here’s a sad update to a story we brought you in February of 2011. Quelino Ojeda Jimenez, an undocumented worker from Mexico who had suffered a life-altering injury that left […]

In Iowa, Hispanics ‘Used Like a Punching Bag’: The Hispanic businesses lining Second Street are a testament to the immigrant presence in Perry, Iowa, one of the most diverse cities […]

Mexican American Legislative Caucus Attorney Jose Garza has been tapped to present plaintiff redistricting arguments before the U. S. Supreme Court. Garza, who forms part of a legal team that […]

Ten states in the nation hold primary caucuses, another 3 are split – one party holds a primary election while the other party holds caucuses. Iowa is just the first […]

Were voter ID, anti-immigration laws worth it?: Republican legislators in South Carolina say they have no regrets over the years they spent writing laws to kick illegal immigrants out of the […]

In Spanish we don’t make New Year’s resolutions, we make propositions, and that just seems like a much healthier way to go about it. There’s no such thing as a […]

I didn’t know, until today, that there’s such a thing as an earnings suspense file. It’s a running count that the Social Security Administration keeps of the wages that don’t […]

Bad news associated with Latinos frequent in 2011:  The most memorable headlines concerning Latinos fell under the “made us look bad” category. As in I saw a negative news story […]

This is one of those stories that gets lost in the holiday shuffle;  it made a few headline waves in specific industry websites right before Christmas Eve. But the story […]