Latino

Media November 24

John Leguizamo explodes on Univision for platforming Trump, compares interview to excrement

John Leguizamo lit into Univision for platforming former President Donald Trump, arguing the stakes of the next election were too high to give him an easy time.

Media November 21

Liberals are peeved at Univision for offering Trump a platform: ‘A major meltdown’

Univision face backlash over a recent interview with former President Trump but Media Research Center news analyst Jorge Bonilla felt the interview was "totally normal."

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES November 9

House Republicans move to ban Biden admin use of 'Latinx' with several Hispanic Democrats' support

A House GOP amendment to ban the use of the word "Latinx" in the federal government passed on Wednesday night with support from several Democrats.

Latino September 29

Latino conservatives demand Congress defund Smithsonian's planned 'Marxist' Latino American Museum

Twenty-three conservative Latino activists and leaders sent a letter to Rep. Kay Granger and Rep. Tom Cole calling on Congress to defund the Smithsonian's Latino Museum.

OPINION September 25

Smithsonian's planned Latino museum is woke move designed to radicalize US Hispanics

The outcry over plans for the Smithsonian's Latino Museum continues to grow. The leadership of the organization wants to focus on the evils of capitalism and victimhood.

Latino September 23

US Latinos who speak little or no Spanish shamed by others: survey

More than half of U.S. Latinos who speak little or no Spanish have been shamed about it by other Latinos, according to a Pew Research Center survey.

OPINION September 20

Hispanics are running away from Democrats. Bidenomics is making things even worse

Hispanic Americans are increasingly disenchanted with the Democratic Party and President Biden's leadership. They are finding a welcoming home in the Republican Party. Here's why.

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 July 13

Republicans made huge gains with Hispanic, Asian, young voters in last election as Democrats faltered: Report

A new post-election analysis from the Pew Research Center found Republicans made large gains among a number of demographics during the 2022 midterm elections.

Media June 29

Connecticut rejects 'Latinx,' adds 'Latine' to list of acceptable terms for Latinos in official documents

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed into law a bill that clarified that “Latine" can be used as a term for Latin Americans in official government forms and communications.