The Associated Press reports that an historic decline in the numbers of U.S. whites and the fast growth of Latinos are blurring color lines in the United States. The latest census data and polling from the Associated Press highlight the
The White House said today that President Barack Obama will pick Assistant U.S. Attorney General Thomas Perez as labor secretary. Perez would replace Hilda Solis, maintaining Hispanic diversity in this second term cabinet. “Tom is a dedicated public servant who
In a church where forgiveness is taught and doctrine is important, the new pope is getting a lesson in diplomacy. Pope Francis met with Argentinean President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner Monday, a leader whom he has clashed over her socially liberal policies and
Pew Research Center Latinos own smartphones, go online from a mobile device and use social networking sites at similar, and sometimes higher, rates than do other groups of Americans, according to a new analysis of three Pew Research Center surveys.
By Taylor Pineda Many in the Argentine community are proud that the Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio will be the first pope from Latin America. For some American Catholics there is hope for reform and a revival of the Roman Catholic Church.
Por Mariela Gomez de Ell Un golpe bajo para la gobernadora de Arizona y un gran triunfo para los jornaleros que podrán seguir pidiendo trabajo en las calles, fueron los encabezados de varios periódicos a nivel nacional. El pasado 4
President Barack Obama responded to criticisms that his Cabinet was not diverse enough by telling people to wait until all of his choices have been named. Obama has named white men and white women to oversee the departments of State, Treasury,
By Connor RadnovichCronkite News Home work WASHINGTON – Andrew Clegg’s commute from his Arizona City home to his former job in Maricopa County took 45 to 90 minutes on a good day – hours if there was a wreck on
Eva Longoria has demonstrated great acts of activism over the past year and is continuing to reach out to the community with the mission that women must train themselves professionally in order to shed traditional roles society has imposed on them.
By Mary ShinnCronkite News Who Can Vote? “Who Can Vote?” was produced by News21, a national investigative reporting project involving college journalism students across the country and headquartered at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona
