As a self-identified “mixed girl” growing up in Northeast Ohio, Janis Bowdler wished for a long, blonde ponytail. Bowdler, appointed in April as the president of JPMorgan Chase Foundation, remembers ...

There is no Latino civil rights activist and labor leader more beloved than Cesar Chavez. So beloved, in fact, that in 2014 a Republican candidate running for a U.S. congressional seat in Arizona ...

Among the four officers promoted to the rank of Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff Jewell Williams the first week of June was Dolores Ramos — the first female Latino Deputy Sheriff to hold the position in the ...

I once read that smoking weed is perfectly admissible but having a cigarette is a nasty habit. I don’t remember exactly who said it, only that it was a somewhat eccentric fashion designer trying to ...

Democratic Arizona Congressman Raul Grijalva not only rules out the possibility of approving immigration reform under the incoming Donald Trump administration but also believes that Republican ...

Between smoke, stones and debris, groups of rescuers and volunteers working against the clock to save as many lives as possible, have managed to communicate to systematize their work, transforming the ...

With nearly two days worth of secret recordings, former Federal Reserve employee Carmen Segarra took her first-hand experiences with the unregulated banking world to the press. On Sept. 26, ProPublica ...

Pensar en el Lejano Oeste es imaginarse a John Wayne acodado en la barra de un saloon o al mítico cowboy de Marlboro, símbolos clásicos de la “verdadera” América. Sin embargo, en la ciudad de Compton, ...

The former mayor of Iguala Jose Luis Abarca and his wife, who are linked to the disappearance of 43 students, were arrested in Mexico City this morning. The arrest was made in the area of Iztapalapa, ...

Following a grand jury investigation, 15 members of a North Philadelphia gang have been arrested on a variety of charges stemming back to 2014 gun violence, District Attorney Seth Williams announced ...

Corruption "inhibits dreams" and weighs down countries' potential, according to experts gathered in Sao Paulo for the World Economic Forum on Latin America, a region burdened by scandals and which is ...

Mia Roberts Perez, one of the candidates elected yesterday to Philadelphia’s Court of Common Pleas, will be bringing more diversity to the bench where there are currently only a few Latino judges in a ...