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Linda Ronstadt’s loss of singing voice strikes a deep chord

Mary Mata September 2, 2013

By Mary Schmich, Chicago Tribune Judging from Facebook and Twitter, scads of people have felt compelled to share the news of Ronstadt’s condition, and some of the impulse, like mine, is no doubt […]

Hispanic teens more likely to use drugs, study says

Mary Mata

Latinos at intersection of ACA and CIR

Mary Mata August 30, 2013

Mapping the Latino Population, By State, County and City

Mary Mata

By Hispanically Speaking News The nation’s Hispanic population, while still anchored in its traditional settlement areas, continues to disperse across the U.S., according to a Pew Research Center analysis of […]

Fast food workers strike, demand better wages

Mary Mata

By Adriana Maestas,  NBCLatino On Thursday, labor organizers held a series of strikes across the country at McDonald’s and Burger King restaurants demanding a pay increase to $15 an hour. The […]

Latinos await 50th anniversary of Kennedy assassination

Mary Mata

By Tony Castro, Voxxi In the wake of the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech, Latinos in America are gearing up for what to many […]

7 Latino Remedies From Abuelita To Prepare For Flu Season

Mary Mata

By Yolanda Machado, Huffington Post Latino Voices When my daughter was four months old, she got her first cold. I was a panicked new mom, 3000 miles away from my own […]