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August 26, 2019
Could Your Future Home Be Made Of Plastic?

In 2019, Americans are becoming more conscious of the materials and chemicals we interact with on a daily basis. Since Read More

September 28, 2017
Nevada Lab Tests Bridge Strength In The Wake Of Mexico Earthquake

One day after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake devastated Mexico City, scientists in Nevada are testing an innovative bridge design that Read More

July 5, 2017
Imprisoned Americans Have More Psychological Distress But Less Likely To Receive Treatment

Mental illness is still a taboo subject in the United States. And while the stigma may be starting to shift Read More

June 29, 2017
Mana, DLD Transcending Culture and Spreading Latin Music Across the Globe

In Mexico, the Grammy-nominated Latin alt-rock band DLD has performed in front of large crowds filled with longtime fans. Across Read More

September 15, 2016
Rand Corp. Statistician Makes Breakthrough in Auto Lending Discrimination Practices

A healthcare research algorithm has suddenly taken hold elsewhere: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Marc Elliott, a statistician at Rand Read More

September 12, 2016
Stanford Study Finds Racial Profiling in Traffic Stops

Police discrimination has been a hot-button issue in the U.S. for decades and now, new research shows that it continues Read More

September 12, 2016
Latino Communities Across the U.S. Implement New Programs to Fight Childhood Obesity

The Sierra Club and Latino Outdoors organizations in Oregon collaborated with The Next Door to offer free Spanish-language hike leader Read More

August 17, 2016
Hispanic-Owned Businesses are Booming, and Won’t Settle Down Anytime Soon

Hispanic-owned businesses are booming. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of Hispanic businesses has more than doubled since Read More

Low-Fat Dairy Consumption May Increase Diabetes Risk
April 11, 2016

For years, nutrition fads preached the dangers of high-fat foods — particularly meat and dairy. In response to this anti-fat Read More

Renewal of Partnership between United Airlines and National Association of Hispanic Journalists
April 8, 2016

Every day, an average of eight million people fly. Some fly to go on vacation, some for work, and still Read More

New York Public Library Launches Biographical History of Photography Database
April 6, 2016

For those with an interest in pictures and the photographers who take them, a new database launched by the the Read More

Miami Hackthon Helps Bring Internet Access to Cuba
April 4, 2016

An elusive software developer in Cuba that only goes by the name “Kuma” in order to evade the communist island Read More

In Many Ways, Donald Trump Has Been a Boon to Latino Activists
March 28, 2016

While Donald Trump’s promise to build a “great” wall separating Mexico from the United States, and to forcibly deport 12 Read More

Resurgence in U.S. Immigration Thanks to Mexican Returns and Highly-Skilled Asian Newcomers
October 21, 2014

The United States economy is bouncing back and growing stronger every day, which means the Land of the Free and Read More

What Are the Keys to Success for Hispanic Entrepreneurs and Business Owners?
October 16, 2014

Across the country, Hispanic entrepreneurs and business owners are being given the tools and strategies they need for success. Earlier Read More

Pennsylvania Conservation Group Brings Together Water Quality Improvements and Amish Farming Techniques
October 14, 2014

Despite the fact that many Amish communities have survived in the same regions for hundreds of years by living off Read More

Latino Unemployment Drops to Lowest Rate Since 2008, a Sign of Continued Economic Recovery
October 14, 2014

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released its job market data for the month of September Read More

National Survey Finds That Rates of Hispanics Without Health Insurance Are Still High a Year After ACA Passed
October 14, 2014

A recent national survey conducted by Florida Atlantic University’s Business Survey and Economy Initiative has found that about one in Read More

Drunk Woman Crashes Car Carrying Six Children Soon After Somerset County DA Announces Faulty BAC Reports
October 3, 2014

Pennsylvania State Police in Somerset County are pressing charges against a woman who allegedly crashed a vehicle containing six children Read More

California City to Start Conserving Water
October 3, 2014

After declaring a Level 1 water-supply shortage last week, the Newport City Council put new water conservation regulations into place Read More

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Oak Cliff Neighborhood Features Vibrant Hispanic Community, But Gentrification Could Change That
October 2, 2014

andnbsp; A predominantly Hispanic Dallas neighborhood has expanded rapidly over the past few decades, but with its own vibrant community, Read More

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Business Is Booming for Nation’s Hispanic-Owned Companies, Says New Report
October 1, 2014

A new study shows that businesses owned by Hispanics in the United States have been growing at more than twice Read More