Forty percent of US Latinos report being worse off financially than a year ago
A UnidosUS poll identifies the cost of living as the top concern for 83% of Hispanics, an electorate that will be decisive in 12 of the 37 most competitive districts
The Christa Pike case and the ethical dilemma of saving someone the state is trying to kill
The double failed execution by lethal injection in Tennessee raises questions about the role of doctors in capital punishment
The electoral cost of Trump’s remarks that Iran could ‘take out’ LA or San Diego
The president continues to drag down Republican candidates running for California governor and state attorney general, as well as other key positions and House seats
Student protests in France, in pictures
Youths across the country have been called out for a day of demonstrations to protest the decline of the education system, the lack of opportunities, and teachers’ pay
Nearly two decades on death row in Texas: The legal fight to save Melissa Lucio from lethal injection
Amid the national debate on capital punishment following Christa Pike’s failed double lethal injection in Tennessee, the attorney for the first Latina who could be executed in Texas is defending her innocence
US moves spy drones from Africa to Colombia and Ecuador to combat drug trafficking
Washington is relocating an undetermined number of MQ-9 Reapers, according to ‘The New York Times’
Eva Marie Saint: the Hitchcock muse whose career spanned nearly eight decades
The 1955 Oscar winner for ‘On the Waterfront’ and co-star of ‘North by Northwest’ was 102 when she passed away at her home in LA on Tuesday. Besides these famous roles, she played almost 100 characters throughout her lifetime and remained active until five years ago
Israel, a divided nation, relives the pain of the 2023 Hamas attacks
The country commemorates the more than 1,200 victims on an anniversary overshadowed by the upcoming elections, a gauge of Benjamin Netanyahu’s political accountability
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