John Oliver – Why No Surge Border Patrol Hiring By Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez During President George W. Bush’s time in office, the United States experienced a doubling of Border Patrol agents — from 10,000 to 20,000 — in response to the 9/11 attacks.
Doctor’s Fleeing Puerto Rico by Mariela Patron Puerto Rico’s struggling financial crisis has set off an exodus of medical personnel, leaving physicians with unmanageable patient loads and triggering a cascade of problems for patients and hospitals. The government, some hospitals
Cristiano Ronaldo Expecting Baby With Girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez After weeks of speculation Cristiano Ronaldo’s girlfriend, Georgina Rodríguez has confirmed she is pregnant and expecting her first baby. The 23-year-old model made the announcement in HOLA magazine and said in an interview: “I love
Dreamer Celso Salinas-Mireles Made His Mark, And Will Be Missed by Griselda Nevarez PHOENIX — Celso Salinas-Mireles couldn’t wait to show people the yellow school bus sitting in his parent’s back yard. He would gleam with excitement and possibility every
Despacito Record For Most Viewed Video !3 Billion+! By Carolina Moreno YouTube “Despacito” has no plans of slowing down when it comes to breaking records. Not content with already being the most streamed song of all time or the first Spanish-language
Shawn Mendes Tells Us… by Isabeau Touchard Youtube sensation turned pop star overnight, Shawn Mendes is now exploring a new venture. The 18-year old heartthrob has a new unisex fragrance on the market. We caught up with the Treat You Better
LeJuan James’ New Video Will Make You Cry by Alexis Morillo The hilarious social media star LeJuan James took a break from his relatable content poking fun at Latinx culture to pull on our heartstrings. MORE: 20 Funniest LeJuan James
J Balvin: ‘Mi Gente’ Is Number One, And It’s en Español by Marisa Arbona-Ruiz Boom! Colombian-born J. (José) Balvin is living his dream – and then some. After just four weeks, his single “Mi Gente,” in collaboration with French artist
Joe Arpaio Convicted of Crime by Suzanne Gamboa and Associated Press Former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who once boasted of being America’s toughest sheriff, has been convicted of criminally disobeying a court order to stop arresting immigrants solely on the
Report Says Films Exclude Latinos by Associated Press In 2016 “Moonlight” won best picture and “Hidden Figures” was the 14th highest grossing film of the year, but popular Hollywood films remained as white and male-dominated as ever. A new report from
