Sara’s Lazy Fish And Tomato Soup

Okay, so yesterday it’s cold, right? And I want something warm to eat, so I think “Soup!” Only problem is I neither have soup at my house, nor do I […]

In an absolutely brilliant post titled “Startup America Should Look Like America” by Kalimah Priforce the brazen lack of anyone of color in Silicon Valley and tech startups is throughly […]

That’s the trouble with increasing populations, you can’t pick and choose the traits you want to bring along. The American Stroke Association held their International Stroke Conference in Los Angeles […]

by Melissa del Bosque from The Texas Observer, where this article was first published. Jose Alarcon, 27, was a cop in one of the world’s most lawless cities. Wounded in […]

Me encanta esta foto. Capta el momento preciso en que el artista le da vida al mundo que vive en su mente, y no creo que sea fácil expresarlo a […]

It’s something to look out for in the coming redistricting tug-of-war. It’s also a partial answer to the question of why Latinos don’t vote. Only 41 percent of Latinos in […]

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak spoke yesterday but didn’t step down, even bigger protests have resulted. Bigger and deeper budget cuts are coming, courtesy of the Tea Party-fueled GOP. The Obama […]

Sigh. Big sigh. Georgia Congressman Phil Gingrey, a Republican, recently visited the border on a fact-finding mission (to make sure it’s there, or what?) with other politicos to check out […]

Gabriel Treviño was born in Brownsville, Texas and raised there and across the river, in Matamoros, Tamaulipas. He’s a painter in his free time, an engineer during the day. I […]

[Editor’s Note: This is a repost from Pa’lante Latino and was written by Christina T. Saenz] The world is watching as the Egyptian people reclaim their government. They are demanding […]