There’s the iPad, the Kindle, maybe a smart phone or two. Then there’s a computer, a few Blackberry devices which mom and dad use to stay connected to work … Read More
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Minorities face more subtle housing discrimination, new study says
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While housing opportunities for Latinos and other minorities have improved, a new study released today by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development … Read More
Pay gap tied to minimum wage; Latinas hit hardest, study says
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The fact that women's wages lag behind men's is nothing new, but a new report is showing that the minimum wage may have something to do with it. According to … Read More
Immigrants put billions into Medicare, study says
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Immigrants may be often cast as a potential strain on health care resources - but a new study is showing that just the opposite might be true. According to … Read More
Latino Rebels Foundation starts pipeline for Hispanic filmmakers, journalists
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Latino stereotypes may still abound in television shows and movies, but the Latino Rebels Foundation is looking to change that. Latino businesses, … Read More
Unhealthy ads dominate Spanish children’s television shows
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Latinos have some of the highest rates of obesity in the nation, and the results of a new study show that advertisers may be contributing to the problem. A … Read More
New study links obesity and fighting cancer
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Researchers have found that obesity increases the risk of cancer. A study out of Children's Hospital in Los Angeles revealed the many things fat cells can do to … Read More
Report: Latinos, immigrants more likely to start businesses
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As the Senate Gang of Eight rolls out its immigration bill, a new report is highlighting the economic benefits that come from bringing more foreign-born into … Read More
Immigration report highlights deportee family separation
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TUCSON - The University of Arizona released its study on migration and deportation. The newly released study found 1 in 3 deported immigrants said their home … Read More
The fast growth of Latinos are blurring traditional black-white color lines
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Welcome to the new off-white America. A historic decline in the number of U.S. whites and the fast growth of Latinos are blurring … Read More
