Injustice

The group behind an anti-hedge fund rally in New York City last month takes aim at other Puerto Rican issues

Texas continues denying birth certificates to the U.S. born children of undocumented immigrants

What really happened to the eight Mexican tourists killed by the Egyptian military last Sunday?

A documentary about deported families is looking for donors to help it reach completion

For Central America, the goal of true independence continues almost two centuries after it was declared

Protesters shouldn’t sink to the level of a young Trump supporter who ripped up a sign in Iowa

Latino USA takes a look at how many members of the Young Lords went on to become just as revolutionary as journalists

September 11 is the day of mourning in the United States. But how many are there on the Latin American calendar?

In a Facebook video posted on Thursday, a Venezuelan-born woman describes what happened when she took her mother to the airport in Houston

Rick Rios, a member of Consejo Latino, speaks with Latino Rebels about the police shooting of Antonio Zambrano-Montes

A Guatemala judge orders the former president to stand trial and remain imprisoned

Members of Indianapolis’s Latino community worry they are being targeted after a string of hate crimes

A new study showed that economic conditions are twice as worse as the poorest U.S. state, and they’re getting even worse

A recent study shows that immigrants use welfare programs more than any other group. But what does that really mean?

A look at past cases like the Kim Davis one and what’s at stake

Spending time with a special indigenous community living in the Ecuadorian jungle

Clinton’s show of concern during her visit to Puerto Rico is just another great performance by a veteran politician

For Latinos to be anti-Trump is not enough in the context of the #BlackLivesMatter movement

A team of lawyers reviewing the case of 43 missing students found major flaws in the government’s probe

As Pres. Otto Pérez Molina steps down, the people of Guatemala are realizing that “Renuncia Ya!” asked for too little

Marisol Soto, the undocumented activist behind #Undocumoney, speaks with Latino Rebels