That revving you hear from Sacramento is the sound of California’s Democratic leaders preparing to sue the tar out of the Trump administration. We’ve seen this all before. California sued the Trump administration 123 times […]
President Trump’s inaugural speech Monday signaled his continued commitment to characterizing immigrants as criminal invaders and an impediment to his campaign mantra of “making America great again.” Following his speech, Trump signed a slew of […]
When we think of history-making events, we often assume progress, that each milestone moves us forward. But history is not always written in triumph. Sometimes, it deconstructs decades of hard-fought rights and protections. As inauguration […]
By Julia Barnes When Andrew Ysiano launched Latino Times 25 years ago, he was driven by a “simple dream” yet a profound mission, to provide a bilingual publication celebrating the achievements and contributions of Latinos […]
Sponsored by JPMorganChase Many people set financial goals for the New Year. Maybe you planned to buy a new home, finance a new vehicle or start a new business. Whether you made New Year’s resolutions, […]
A new report by the Alliance for Patient Access highlights an increasing concern for patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), a genetic disease that causes the heart muscle to thicken, making it harder for the heart […]
Former President Jimmy Carter at age 100, didn’t make it to the new year, nor the next presidential inaugural. My guess is the thought of a second Trump presidency may have been too much for […]
In his first post-election interview, President-elect Donald Trump confirmed Dec. 8 that his administration would deport entire families, including American children, “if they want to be with their parents.” “I don’t want to separate families,” […]
Our research this year touched on pivotal news stories, from the U.S. presidential election and ongoing conflicts around the world to heated debates on topics like immigration and social media. Here’s a look back at […]
A historically large share of retirees have credit card debt, recent reports show, a sign of financial instability that worries retirement researchers. · More than two-fifths of retirees carry balances on their credit cards, according […]
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