JoAnna Mendoza raises more than $2.3 million as a candidate for Arizona Congress With a multimillion-dollar fundraising haul, Democrat JoAnna Mendoza's campaign is starting to take off in the race for Arizona's 6th U.S. Congressional District
Why aren't the Gulf states retaliating against Iran? Gulf states are reluctant to get directly involved in the war, but are unlikely to accept being attacked, experts say
Who is Laura Fernandez, the young new president-elect of Costa Rica? Laura Fernandez Delgado is the new president-elect of Costa Rica.
Community Disappointed in Los Angeles Police Chief in ICE Case Jim McDonnell Accused of Betraying the Community by Not Enforcing State Law Preventing ICE Agents from Wearing Face Masks
Hispanic Caucus rejects more unconditional funding for ICE, but three of its members voted in favor While the CHC claims to reject unconditional support for the budget bill for ICE and other agencies, three of its members voted in favor
Recovery Difficult for Latinos Affected by the Eaton Fire Many residents will not return to Altadena, while the reconstruction of some businesses progresses at a snail's pace
SNAP Program: Experts warn about fraud and its impact on food security Trump administration points to significant fraud in SNAP program that needs urgent attention, experts react
Trump faces legal complications over attacks on vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific The Trump Administration faces pressure from Congress, a lawsuit, and criticism from international law experts over attacks in the Caribbean and Pacific
Trump puts millions of legal immigrants in a state of vulnerability Among the affected groups are DACA recipients, TPS holders from various countries, and those with humanitarian permits such as Cubans, Venezuelans, and Ukrainians
AI already does 12% of the work in the US, according to MIT An MIT study revealed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) already performs 12% of the work in the US, reshaping thousands of jobs in various sectors
Combating the fentanyl crisis in “America” (Part I) This analysis explains how US strategies depend on militarization and the possibility of military intervention in countries like Venezuela and Mexico
Latinos are encouraged to vote in the special election on Tuesday, November 4 Reports indicate that Latino voters are not voting
Against the right to vote: Brennan Center for Justice reports on 29 new laws that restrict it Analysis by the Brennan Center for Justice finds that 29 state laws restricting voting rights have been enacted this year alone.
Historic legislation for Uber and Lyft drivers! Nearly 800,000 drivers gain access to a path that will allow them to unionize in California and seek better wages and benefits
Political Violence: No There that Throw Firewood to Fire Maribel Hastings is an advisor to America's Voice
Who is Joseph Ladapo, the Florida health chief who ordered end with mandatory vaccines Florida surgeon general announced the state will end vaccination requirements even for schoolchildren
Wildfires fuel the crisis of the insurance of homes in California Thousands of people left without adequate coverage as insurers withdraw from the state
What is the TACO theory and how it helps explain Trump tariff strategy The idea that the American president always ends up backing down is increasingly shared by analysts and investors
First Hispanic Governor Leaves the Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler announced her resignation, opening the opportunity for Trump to name her successor
Faced with immigration raids, California leads the resistance California leaders speak about the impact and consequences of the Trump Administration’s aggressive operations
In California, Trump rehearses his autocratic national plans Maribel Hastings is an advisor to America’s Voice
In a rural or zone in the city, access to quality healthcare is fundamental In the United States, health care should not be a privilege
Bridging Democracies: JD(U) MP Sanjay Kumar Jha Leads Indian Delegation in Key Talks with Singapore Minister Edwin Tong Indian all-party delegation led by JD(U) MP Sanjay Kumar Jha holds significant dialogue with Singapore’s Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs Edwin Tong, highlighting bilateral cooperation and
Trump’s Sudden Firings of Copyright and Library Leaders Ignite Political and AI Fair Use Debate President Trump’s dismissal of top copyright and library officials sparks controversy over AI, fair use, and political interference in U.S. cultural institutions.
Race Against Time: Scientists Strive to Preserve U.S. Climate Data Amid Trump Administration Deletions In response to the Trump administration’s removal of climate data from federal websites, scientists and volunteers worldwide are urgently working to archive decades of environmental research before it disappears.
TikTok to Share Election Results and Expand Voter Education Efforts Ahead of November Elections TikTok to share AP election results and expand media literacy efforts ahead of the November elections, promoting informed participation among users.
Relief for LIC Policyholders with ACESO’s ALIP Launch ACESO launches ALIP to provide relief to LIC policyholders by offering easy surrender value and other benefits.
Cynthia McCaffrey becomes UNICEF representative in India, meets Foreign Secretary Sanjay Verma McCaffrey joined UNICEF in 2001 as a Senior Program Advisor, leading the relationship between the United Nations Children's Agency and the governments of the United States, Canada and Ireland.
LIC launches new pension plus plan, know what are its features, how to buy policy and other details Under this scheme, LIC will give the benefit of pension for life to its insurer. It is a non-participating, unit linked individual pension plan.
