Latino

Media September 25

John Leguizamo says Trump is gaining support among religious Latinos because they're 'homophobic'

Actor John Leguizamo told TMZ said that religious Latinos were supporting former President Trump in the election because they were "homophobic."

Deals September 24

10 books by Latino authors to help you celebrate Hispanic heritage month

Hispanic heritage month celebrates Latin heritage, so pick up one of these books by Latino authors to experience of those within the community.

Texas September 23

Cruz race now a 'tossup' should be warning for Texas GOP, says expert

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is facing a tight race with Rep. Colin Allred, D-Texas, something that should serve as a warning to Republicans hoping to keep the state red.

Latin America September 13

Half of Latinos haven't heard of 'Latinx' term, overwhelming majority don't like it: poll

The majority of Hispanics and Latinos have never heard of the gender-inclusive term "Latinx" before, according to data from the Pew Research Center.

Media September 2

Puerto Rican musicians bring star power, endorse Trump: ‘Best president the world has seen’

Puerto Rican reggaeton stars Anuel AA and Justin Quiles went to former President Trump’s Pennsylvania rally in support of the GOP candidate.

POLITICS August 27

Texas’ ballot harvesting ‘raids’ lead to outrage in Latino community, civil rights group

LULAC National President Roman Palomares spoke to Fox News Digital after volunteers were subject of the "raids."

Media July 31

Latino Pennsylvania voter who previously voted Biden switches to Trump, says 'I don't trust' Harris

An NBC news correspondent shared his findings from interviewing locals in Reading, Pennsylvania, one of whom switched from supporting Biden to Trump and now volunteers for him.

Kamala Harris July 29

Harris campaign dismisses critics of ‘segregation’ fundraising effort

Vice President Kamala Harris has begun a strategy of individually targeting different demographics during fundraiser events, which critics have panned as divisive.

LIFESTYLE July 21

Meet the American who popularized Latin music, Tito Puente, World War II Navy veteran and kamikaze survivor

Tito Puente was born in New York City to parents from Puerto Rico. After serving in the U.S. Navy during World War II, he popularized Latin music in the United States.

ELECTIONS June 7

Dem in major Senate race accused of 'pandering' to Black voters by supporting reparations

The conservative Win it Back PAC is launching a new as as part of a massive seven-figure buy targeting Democrat Rep. Colin Allred over what it says is his support for reparations.