Election
The midterm election was more than a message. It was an SOS sent from every corner of the country, and until change arrives, it must stay active and loud.
Democrats now control Congress, but President Trump keeps the veto. Here is what divided government means for business tax, trade, and oversight planning.
Bobby Pulido’s upset and two Democratic holds show that Latino support in South Texas is earned, not owned.
Texas’s governor-elect entered public life fighting for an Austin elementary school. Her path shows what changes when an advocate becomes the decision-maker.
As Americans head to the polls, a bipartisan housing win shows how purple thinking and common ground can bring the dream of a home back within reach.
Latino voters across party lines call the economy very important to their midterm vote. Here is what data on prices, housing, and jobs shows.
Lula’s surprise reelection rattled Brazil’s markets. What could another four years mean for US trade and investment in Latin America’s largest economy?
Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula offer two different paths to growth in Brazil’s October 25 runoff. Here is what business leaders should watch.
Immigrants make up more than a quarter of America’s construction workforce and enforcement that stops distinguishing threats from builders puts the nation’s capacity to build at risk
As the Latino population and our impact grows, we have power at the polls—both in the voting booth and on the ballot—to affect change, writes Diana Maldonado
Laura Martinez solves the “mystery” of VP Kamala Harris’s ethnic background, clears up what it actually means to be multiracial, and explains why racist haters should give it a rest
The free, four-part VRLA Victory Series equips Latinas with the tools and knowledge needed to pursue elected office or campaign for Latina candidates
It’s that time again—Democrats and Republicans alike are rediscovering that Latinos hold the key to winning the White House for the next four years
Bronx Deputy Borough President Janet A. Peguero’s best advocacy tool is active listening. The trailblazer shares how to approach this election cycle.
In an age of misinformation, organizations take up the gauntlet to expand media literacy and adapt fact-checking for Latino communities in the digital age
With millions of young Latino voters coming of age, their impact on the 2024 presidential election cannot be ignored. Explore their growing influence.
A look into mobilizing 12 million unregistered Latino voters across the US ahead of the 2024 presidential election
Throw out the old media expectations to reach a growing Latino electorate that is increasingly younger and multilingual
Three Latino political leaders on how they got into politics and see the faces of their family and friends in the faces of all Latino community members