United States
U.S., Mexico Face Canada and Brazil as Old Regional Foes Compete for a Spot in the CONCACAF W Gold Cup Final
The first-ever CONCACAF W Gold Cup will come to an end on March 10 at San Diego's Snapdragon Stadium.
U.S. Reportedly Presses Haitian Prime Minister to Resign as the Country Further Descends into Chaos
According to the Miami Herald, the State Department outright asked Ariel Henry to agree to a new transitional government
Bob Menendez and Wife Face New Obstruction of Justice Charges in Broader Bribery Case
A grand jury indicted Menendez on over ten additional counts of working as an unregistered foreign agent
Study Finds Latinos in Tech Few and Underrepresented Across All Industry Areas
A report by the Kapor Foundation provides updated figures that shows the demographic's struggle in one of the most lucrative sectors of the economy
Trump Seeks Reduction In $83.3 Million Jury Award In Carroll Defamation Case
"This Court's erroneous decision to dramatically limit the scope of President Trump's testimony almost certainly influenced the jury's verdict, and thus a new trial is warranted," the lawyers wrote in court filings on Tuesday
Latinos' Stance on Israel-Hamas War Seen as Impacting Democrats' Performance on Super Tuesday
According to media reports, as many voters are choosing party candidates whose views on this issue specifically aligns with theirs
Border Crossings Increase in February After January Drop; Trend is Expected to Grow
Border Patrol agents recorded some 140,000 apprehensions, compared to January's 124,000. They believe figures will keep on increasing
Legal Limbo: Number of Migrants in the U.S. Facing Uncertainty May Exceed Eight Million in 2024
That is according to governmental projections obtained by Axios. It would be a 167% increase in five years.
Appeals Court Set to Allow Texas Immigration Law if Supreme Court Doesn't Intervene
Should that be the case, the law would go into effect on March 9
Latin Women In Sports: This Is How Women's Soccer in Mexico Manages to Flourish and Prosper
Mexico's 'Dos a Cero' win over the USWNT in the CONCACAF W Gold Cup could be a defining moment for the sport in Mexico
New Jersey Businessman Pleads Guilty and Agrees to Cooperate in Case Against Bob Menendez
Jose Uribe entered a plea deal in Manhattan to seven charges, including conspiracy to commit bribery
U.S. Warns Spring Break Travelers to Mexico to 'Exercise Increased Caution'
"Crime, including violent crime, can occur anywhere in Mexico, including in popular tourist destinations," the U.S. Mission to Mexico said
Former Top U.S. Diplomat Set to Plead Guilty to Decades-Long Charges of Spying for Cuba
Manuel Rocha could spend several years behind bars as a result of the charges
Survey Reveals: Most Americans Now Support Building a Border Wall to Address Immigration for the First Time
New figures come from a Monmouth University Poll that has been asking the question since 2015
Freedom Around the World Continues to Decline, and The Americas Are No Exception, Says Report
The latest edition of Freedom House's index showed that nine countries in the region saw a decline in freedom. The global outlook
India, US At Loggerheads Over WTO Reform At Abu Dhabi Talks
A working session on dispute settlement reform was held on the third day of the WTO's 13th ministerial meeting (MC13) in Abu Dhabi, where little progress is expected on the issue amid major disagreements.
Georgia Republicans Push to Deport All Undocumented Immigrants After Killing of Nursing Student
A bill in the state legislature seeks to require every eligible police and sheriff department to help identify these migrants and detain them
Why Immigration is Largely Responsible for the Recent Outsized Growth of the U.S. Economy
A new report by the Washington Post explains that the influx of people has propelled the job market and helped boost the post-pandemic rebound
Historic Night For Mexico's Women's Soccer as 'El Tri' Defeats The U.S. in the CONCACAF W Gold Cup
Mexico advance to the Quarterfinals as first place in their group; gets first win over USWNT in almost 14 years
Immigration Concerns Keep Climbing; Over One in Four in the U.S. Say It's the Most Important Problem
A new Gallup poll shows that 28% of respondents gave this answer. It's been named as the single most pressing issue for the first time since 2019
Top Senate Republican McConnell Vows To Prevent Shutdown As Deadlines Loom
"We're not going to allow the government to shut down," Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) told reporters on his way to the Senate chamber.
PL Title Race Intensifies in Manchester Derby: The Latin Times' Cartelera Futbolera for Feb. 26-March 3
Copa del Rey will know its two finalists this week; first-ever CONCACAF W Gold Cup wraps up its group stage
Venezuela Follows Through with Threat and Stops Deportation Flights from U.S. and Mexico
The cooperation was key for the Biden administration to stem the flow of migrants to its southern border
More than Half of Latinos in the U.S. are Homeowners, an All-Time High
According to a report by the National Association of Realtors, 51.2% of Latinos owned a home by 2022. What are the challenges that persist
How Latinos' Concerns for Climate-Related Issues Could Tip the Scale in a Key Region of the U.S.
A poll by the Hispanic Access Foundation showed that most Latino voters give a large deal of importance to these issues when deciding their vote
Mexican Government Sets Checkpoint near U.S. Border Following Crossings Through Fence Gap
The spot is known as the San Judas Break. Migrants are now attempting to cross through another gap
Blinken to Travel to South America and Meet the Presidents of Brazil, Argentina
The Secretary of State is set to hold meetings with Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Javier Milei, both of whom are making international headlines
When is the Next National Holidays in the U.S. After President's Day?
It will be more than three months until the next national day off, as Memorial Day will take place on May 27
Four in Five Americans Believe the Biden Administration is Doing a Bad Job at the Border
According to a poll by the Pew Research Center, most people consider the issue to be a crisis or a major problem
U.S.-Mexico Border Apprehensions Drop by 50% in January: Here Are Some Reasons Explaining Why
The largest drop by nationality was among Venezuelans as geographically, crossings plummeted in Texas