Time running out for immigration reform
By Dan Nowicki, The Arizona Republic/USA TODAY PHOENIX — Immigration reform, the centerpiece of President Barack Obama’s second-term domestic agenda, lost momentum amid the partisan brinkmanship that led to the government […]
De Leon de Vega: Bridging the gap between classical music and Latinos
By John Benson, Voxxi There are many barriers that exist growing up Latino in America, but access to classical music is one that is not often discussed. However, Santa Cecilia Orchestra […]
Menendez and Booker form historic duo as first Latino and black senators from the same state
By David Giambusso, The Star-Ledger NEWARK — When Newark Mayor Cory Booker joins U.S Sen. Robert Menendez in Washington, New Jersey will become the only state with two minority lawmakers in the […]
Shortage Of Workers Hampers Chili Harvest In New Mexico
By Ted Robbins, NPR Southern New Mexico is America’s iconic home of chili harvesting and production. But production is a fraction of what’s produced in India and China — countries […]