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Alejandro Fernández donates concerts to Texas flood victims

Shakira & Alejandro Fernández Step In for Texas Flood Victims

El Potrillo will donate proceeds from his concerts in Texas. Before Alejandro Fernández, Shakira had announced something similar.

Barbie diabetes tipo 1 Robin Arzón Pelotón

Celebrity

Barbie Launches First-Ever Type 1 Diabetes Doll, Honors Latina Fitness Star Robin Arzón

Mattel has unveiled the first-ever Barbie doll with Type 1 diabetes, joining its Barbie Fashionistas line in a groundbreaking move toward better representation for children managing chronic health conditions.

News

Children of Deported Couple Plead With Trump For Their Return on a Painful TikTok Video

Beverly Juarez and her siblings took to social media to plead with President Donald Trump directly for the return of their parents, who were deported.

News

Suspect in Murdered Navy Soldier's Death Identified by Family Attorney

Marshall Griffin, the attorney representing the victim's mother revealed the suspect's name to local news station, WAVY.

Immigration

Two Migrants Die in ICE Custody in Florida Amid Alarming Pattern of Negligent Care - Report

An investigation from The Miami Herald reveals details about the deaths of Maksym Chernyak, 44, and Genry Ruiz-Guillen, 29, both detained in South Florida. The conclusions are devastating.

Shakira in the release party of Las Mujeres No Lloran

Music

Shakira's "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" Tour Ignites Travel Boom Across Charlotte, Arlington, Detroit and More U.S. Cities

The Colombian superstar is taking her tour to the US starting May 13th. Shakira already broke several records during her concerts in Latin America.

U.S.

Texas to Execute Moises Mendoza for Violent Rape and Murder of Young Mother: 'I Turned Into The Devil'

Moises Sandoval Mendoza, 40, is scheduled for execution by lethal injection on Wednesday evening at the state penitentiary in Huntsville

Politics

Francis, the Pope Who Defied Trump to the Bitter End: His Migrant Legacy in Times of Mass Deportations

Francis was a staunch defender of migrants and the most vulnerable. The first pope from Latin America died on Monday, April 21, at the age of 88. These were his messages.

U.S.

Grieving Mother Demands Answers After Infant Dies at South Texas Daycare: 'Where Was the Teacher?'

An autopsy revealed Liam's cause of death to be two respiratory illnesses

News

Man Accused of Murdering Girlfriend Arrested While Being Investigated for Another Woman's Death

Two years after the fatal shooting of a Las Vegas woman, the man accused of her murder has been arrested in Mexico where he is a suspect in second murder.

Journalist Adán Manzano found dead while covering the Super Bowl

Latino

Woman Arrested in Connection with Mexican Journalist's Death at Super Bowl LIX

Adán Manzano's body was discovered in his hotel room during a wellness check. He was working for Telemundo Kansas City.

U.S.

Pennsylvania Kids Warned Not to Speak Spanish on School Bus 'Out of Respect to English-Only Students'

Pennsylvania kids were warned not to speak Spanish on a school bus "out of respect to English-only students," sparking an investigation.

Celebrity

Prosecutors Consider Death Penalty in Cuban Artist El Taiger Murder Case

The Urban Latin Music star was killed on October 10 in Miami. The decision on which penalty will be sought will be revealed soon.

News

Powerhouse Journalist María Elena Salinas Joins Jorge Ramos In Leaving Her TV Position

The Mexican-American journalist's contract ended the same day as her colleague at Univision, Jorge Ramos.

U.S.

California-Based MS-13 Members 'Problematico' and 'Chepito' Sentenced for Murder and Racketeering

The victims include a man they mistakenly killed believing he was a rival gang member.

Latino

Art Basel Boosts Private Home Tourism in Miami: The Latino Neighborhoods Thriving the Most, According to Airbnb

The biggest art fair in the Western world is under way in South Florida.