This presidential election, a record 32 million U.S. Latinos were eligible to vote, and many Latinos are also seeking positions in Congress, statewide offices and state legislatures across the country. Depending on the outcome of their respective races, the number of Latinos in Congress could jump from the…

As temperatures drop and people across the country brace for an acceleration of COVID-19 cases, some Latinos recognize that our communities will be impacted disproportionately. Meanwhile, there’s another political battle taking place as the Supreme Court pushes to hear a case about excluding undocumented immigrants from the 2020…

Liz Alarcón: Picture the scene: a humid summer night, dim yellow bulbs flickering around Old San Juan, lighting up the oldest cathedral in the New World. In the background, you hear a beat, that undeniable reggaeton beat you can recognize from a mile away. As it gets louder…