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In Mexico, five journalists were shot in one day
The incidents are among the country's largest mass attacks on reporters in a decade. There was no immediate information on the victims' conditions; they all work for local news sites.
Federal hate crime charges brought against South Carolina men accused of robbing Latinos
The men are accused of forcibly taking cash, cellphones and, in one instance, a car after following shoppers to their homes and holding them at gunpoint in 2021.
Pablo Guzmán, Young Lords co-founder and longtime TV reporter, dies at 73
Guzmán, who died Sunday of a heart attack, is being remembered for his long legacy of Puerto Rican and Latino civil rights activism and as “the best street reporter on TV.”
Immigration-related high-speed chases lead to more deaths in Texas, report finds
Human Rights Watch found Texas' Operation Lone Star immigration enforcement has led to the deaths of 74 people over 29 months, including a 7-year-old bystander.
Jennifer Lopez announces new album and movie. Here are the latest details.
JLo's upcoming album, “This Is Me... Now” will be released in February and Lopez will also star in “This Is Me... Now: The Film,” which will give fans an intimate look at her life.
Puerto Rico Popular Democratic Party to hold gubernatorial primary
The Popular Democratic Party supports the island’s current political status, while the New Progressive Party supports statehood.
Chicago scrambles to house migrants as winter approaches
City and state officials are looking to get migrants off the streets and out of shelters more quickly, but advocates say new restrictions will only make things harder.
Brazilian officials investigating company behind Taylor Swift shows in Rio de Janeiro after fan's death
Fans who attended Friday’s Eras Tour show were not allowed to take water into the venue during a record-breaking heat wave.
This Afro Latina actor touts the power behind journaling
The "With Love" and "Gentefied" actor turned her journaling into an entrepreneurial venture —?and explains why writing things down is so essential.
Puerto Ricans are pushing to make these unique slang words officially Spanish
Puerto Rico's Spanish colonial past, Indigenous origins, African ancestry and American influences have created a distinct lexicon that is key to defining the cultural identity of its people.
More asylum claims, illegal crossings along U.S.-Canada border, despite the dangers
“People are moving at a faster rate than in the past, and that is also seen in the north,” Migration Policy Institute analyst Colleen Putzel-Kavanaugh said.
