Thank God the holiday season is over! We have the joy of spending time with our family and friends, but the stress of it gets to us. Our loved ones mean well when they inevitably ...
The House of Representatives gathered at the Capitol Hill yesterday during a historic session of Congress to impeach President Donald J. Trump. Citizens across the nation watched in anticipation as the House approved of passing ...
In the latest updates of the impeachment drama unfolding in Washington, DC, House Democrat leaders officially introduced two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. Rep. Jerry Nadler, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, addressed the ...
With the 2020 Election officially less than one year away, the undecided voters have been a recent topic of conversation. Three insider polls were orchestrated on September 25-26, October 3-4, and October 16-17. The results? ...
The New York Times wrote an article in August decoding Democratic presidential candidates’ personality types based on the song selections at their campaign rallies. It’s a thought-provoking and unique analysis that could give voters insight ...
November 2020 seems still a bit far away, but it doesn’t feel that way to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez. The junior representative from New York made her formal announcement endorsing Senator Bernie Sanders and served ...
The Commission on Presidential Debates has made its decision on the general election debate schedule for next year, accounting for both presidential and vice presidential debates. The press release from their website lists the following ...
The rise of Julián Castro is one for the ages. But the former mayor of San Antonio and Stanford grad is struggling to gain traction among a crowded field of mostly progressive candidates. Although he ...
Before asking former Vice President Joe Biden if he feels the deportation of 3 million people during his administration—the most in US history—was a mistake, the Univision anchor spoke directly to Latinos in America. The ...
Student loan debt used to be my darkest secret — the most shameful and crippling fiscal blunder of my youth. One I will spend my entire life rectifying, one month at a time. It has ...
If you believe, as many do, that Donald Trump used hate to win the presidency, why wouldn’t you believe that Marianne Williamson can use love to do the same? Many are asking this question as ...
For over two years, Robert Mueller had us waiting for what would be one of the most anticipated reports in U.S. history. Now that he’s finished, it seems we’re right where we started – with ...
It may come as no surprise that Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez is under the microscope again. This time all the attention is on her name, cause you know, “she’s doing the Latina thing.” Pronouncing or writing your ...
When polls go low, Cory Booker goes Michelle. “I am just grateful to be with someone that I respect and love and admire so much…that is brilliant and kind and caring and loving,” Rosario Dawson ...
Last week, we covered the congressional hearing with DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen. As we push for greater accountability and raise awareness to the humanitarian crisis at the border, we can find comfort in uplifting stories ...
This week, many of us watched the congressional hearing with DHS Secretary, Kirstjen Nielsen. She appeared before the House Homeland Security Committee to answer questions about federal enforcement policies at the border. This was her ...
Can you believe we’re already a month into 2019? Since the world has continued to give us bad, discomforting and some “Say what?” moments, at LatinX we decided to make a list of things we ...