Latino News

Media February 11

Arizona Mexican restaurant swamped with hate over free meals for ICE, but owners respond with ‘God bless you’

Arizona taco shop faces intense backlash after offering free meals to ICE agents. Immigrant owners respond to hateful calls and reviews with kindness.

Opinion February 9

From kneeling to Spanish anthems: How the NFL lost Middle America at halftime

Super Bowl viewers rejected Bad Bunny's political halftime show, with up to 9 million watching Turning Point's alternative show featuring Kid Rock instead.

Opinion February 9

Why Bad Bunny’s polarizing Super Bowl halftime show felt like a slap at America

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's promise of unity backfires as Bad Bunny delivers polarizing Super Bowl halftime show featuring anti-American themes.

Latin America February 2

Costa Rica swings right as voters embrace tough-on-crime leader amid surging violence

Laura Fernández of the Sovereign People's Party wins Costa Rica's presidential election as chosen successor of President Rodrigo Chaves, promising to continue his agenda.

Midterm Elections January 24

House candidate predicts historic rise of ‘new generation’ in Congress as parties target key demographic

After making historic inroads with Hispanic voters, the Republican Party is going all in on winning the Latino vote in hopes of retaining its majority this midterm election.

Crime January 11

Five severed heads found hanging on Ecuador beach amid escalating gang clashes

Ecuador gang violence escalates as five severed heads discovered on tourist beach in Puerto Lopez, highlighting country's record homicide rate amid military crackdown.

Fox News Flash January 6

Venezuelan-American journalist sounds alarm on pro-Maduro protests, calls them a 'threat to national security'

Venezuelan-American journalist condemns protesters calling to "free Maduro," arguing the demonstrations are an insult to Venezuelans who have suffered under his leadership.

Media December 26

LA Mayor Bass laments historic Latino Border Patrol recruitment surge across southern border

LA Mayor Karen Bass responded to the historic surge in Latino Border Patrol recruitment as applications jump 70%. Over half of southern agents are Hispanic.

Media December 22

Pope Leo appoints pro-immigration bishop to diocese home to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago

Pope names pro-immigration bishop to Florida diocese near Trump's Mar-a-Lago. Rev. Rodríguez advocates for migrant assistance, opposes deportations.

South America December 15

Trump-style law-and-order conservative clinches Chile’s presidency as violent crime crisis reshapes nation

Chile elects hard-right José Antonio Kast as president, marking sharp political shift with focus on security and immigration reform.