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Black, Hispanic Doctors See Much Larger Proportion of Medicaid Patients Black, Hispanic Doctors See Much Larger Proportion of Medicaid Patients
Healthcare September 25, 2024

Black, Hispanic Doctors See Much Larger Proportion of Medicaid Patients

Latino and Black family doctors are more likely to hang their shingle ... more

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Thousands Deported in Trump’s First Three Months; Mostly Mexicans Thousands Deported in Trump’s First Three Months; Mostly Mexicans
Immigration June 16, 2025

Thousands Deported in Trump’s First Three Months; Mostly Mexicans

With an average of 20,000 sports per month—fewer than a thousand per ... more

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Mounjaro Gains Ground on Ozempic to Treat Diabetes Mounjaro Gains Ground on Ozempic to Treat Diabetes
Health July 15, 2023

Mounjaro Gains Ground on Ozempic to Treat Diabetes

Over the last year, the injectable diabetes medication Ozempic steamrolled through TikTok, ... more

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A Splash of Hope: 200-Foot Mural Breathes Color and Life Into Border Wall A Splash of Hope: 200-Foot Mural Breathes Color and Life Into Border Wall
Latinos July 25, 2025

A Splash of Hope: 200-Foot Mural Breathes Color and Life Into Border Wall

A massive, colorful mural depicting an eagle and a condor has been ... more

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Lupus and other autoimmune diseases strike far more women than men Lupus and other autoimmune diseases strike far more women than men
Health February 2, 2024

Lupus and other autoimmune diseases strike far more women than men

Women are far more likely than men to get autoimmune diseases, when ... more

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US Court Steps In to Stop Deportation of Guatemalan Children US Court Steps In to Stop Deportation of Guatemalan Children
Immigration September 1, 2025

US Court Steps In to Stop Deportation of Guatemalan Children

To U.S. judge at least temporarily blocked the government Sunday from deporting ... more

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The safety of sugar substitutes is once again being called into question The safety of sugar substitutes is once again being called into question
Health June 7, 2024

The safety of sugar substitutes is once again being called into question

Researchers led by the Cleveland Clinic linked the low-calorie sugar substitute xylitol ... more

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Facing Arrest, Father Self-Deports After 19 Years With Family Facing Arrest, Father Self-Deports After 19 Years With Family
Immigration October 21, 2025

Facing Arrest, Father Self-Deports After 19 Years With Family

"The decision is to give peace to my wife and to my ... more

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Underserved populations are once again affected by cuts. This time, it is the turn of COVID resources Underserved populations are once again affected by cuts. This time, it is the turn of COVID resources
Health March 26, 2025

Underserved populations are once again affected by cuts. This time, it is the turn of COVID resources

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is pulling back $11.4 billion ... more

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Illegal Entries Flood San Diego Coast Illegal Entries Flood San Diego Coast
Immigration November 10, 2025

Illegal Entries Flood San Diego Coast

The number of illegal crossings along the San Diego coastline are up, ... more

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Latinos in Both Parties are More Worried than other Groups About Personal Impacts of Deportations Latinos in Both Parties are More Worried than other Groups About Personal Impacts of Deportations
Immigration December 16, 2025

Latinos in Both Parties are More Worried than other Groups About Personal Impacts of Deportations

As the Trump administration escalates its immigration enforcement efforts, 53% of Americans ... more

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Texas Primaries 2026: Will Latino Voter Support for Republicans Hold After 2024 Gains? Texas Primaries 2026: Will Latino Voter Support for Republicans Hold After 2024 Gains?
Latinos March 2, 2026

Texas Primaries 2026: Will Latino Voter Support for Republicans Hold After 2024 Gains?

Texas primaries Latino voters 2026 could determine whether Republican gains among Hispanic ... more

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New California Law Expands IVF Coverage — and Could Reduce Barriers for Latino Families New California Law Expands IVF Coverage — and Could Reduce Barriers for Latino Families
Health January 19, 2026

New California Law Expands IVF Coverage — and Could Reduce Barriers for Latino Families

Senate Bill 729 requires many health plans to cover infertility care, ... more

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Baldwin Hills tenants fighting Boston University to keep their homes Baldwin Hills tenants fighting Boston University to keep their homes
Housing January 2, 2023

Baldwin Hills tenants fighting Boston University to keep their homes

Dozens of Black and Latine tenants held a press conference on December ... more

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Will There Be a Quick Reconstruction? L.A. County Homebuilding is Among the Slowest in the Country Will There Be a Quick Reconstruction? L.A. County Homebuilding is Among the Slowest in the Country
Housing January 14, 2025

Will There Be a Quick Reconstruction? L.A. County Homebuilding is Among the Slowest in the Country

Gov. Gavin Newsom is trying to speed up homebuilding approvals to increase ... more

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Alex Padilla, a Validation of Latino Power in the US Alex Padilla, a Validation of Latino Power in the US
Politics November 14, 2022

Alex Padilla, a Validation of Latino Power in the US

After so many setbacks among Latino politicians in California, Alex Padilla's triumph ... more

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The Dark Side of Social Media:  47% of Americans Report Experiencing Harassment The Dark Side of Social Media:  47% of Americans Report Experiencing Harassment
Social Media June 29, 2023

The Dark Side of Social Media: 47% of Americans Report Experiencing Harassment

More than half of Americans say they have experienced hate or harassment ... more

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