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By Esther Cepeda, Washington Post Writers Group In matters of Latino unity, the prevailing stereotype is that Mexicans, South Americans and Puerto Ricans don’t get along. But if ever there […]

By Vernon Clark, Philadelphia Inquirer Outraged by Gov. Corbett’s recent remarks about the lack of Latinos in his administration, about two dozen people gathered outside the governor’s Philadelphia office Friday […]

By Pablo Lopez and Tim Sheehan, The Fresno Bee Joseph Castro, a Hanford native, made history Wednesday when he was named the next president of Fresno State, becoming the first […]

By Hansi Lo Wang, NPR Pastor Chano Najera calls out T-shirt sizes in Spanglish to volunteers waiting for their uniforms. It’s easy to spot Najera in this crowd — just […]

By Associated Press/Voxxi Americans planned to gather at cemeteries, memorials and monuments nationwide to honor fallen military service members on Memorial Day, at a time when combat in Afghanistan approaches […]

By Carol D. Leonnig and Peter Wallsten, Washington Post A pair of FBI agents met on a recent weekday morning with brothers Alfonso “Alfy” and Jose “Pepe” Fanjul in the Palm Beach headquarters […]

By Texas Public Radio President Obama brought a message of economic recovery when he visited Austin, the first stop in his “Middle Class Jobs and Opportunity Tour.” Latinos in the U.S., however, are […]

By Elson Trinidad, KCET Take a look at the future of Los Angeles, and what will you see? Less smog? A subway that reaches the sea? Flying cars? A professional football […]

By Emily Deruy, ABC News/Univision SAN FRANCISCO — The Latino community in the United States is growing and increasingly exercising its collective muscle when it comes to everything from who […]

By Evan McMorris-Santoro, Buzz Feed The foundation’s spokesperson won’t say if Richwine will be fired, and says his dissertation on Hispanic vs white IQ has been “taken out of context.” […]