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UCLA Part of a $1 Million Research Funding Aimed at Advancing Latino Economic Development UCLA Part of a $1 Million Research Funding Aimed at Advancing Latino Economic Development
Economy November 14, 2022

UCLA Part of a $1 Million Research Funding Aimed at Advancing Latino Economic Development

The UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute (UCLA LPPI), in collaboration with ... more

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Alex Alpharaoh: “We need to change the narrative of those who want to colonize us.” Alex Alpharaoh: “We need to change the narrative of those who want to colonize us.”
Entertainment November 18, 2024

Alex Alpharaoh: “We need to change the narrative of those who want to colonize us.”

The story of William Shakespeare was adapted by Alpharaoh to portray the ... more

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Why mentoring Hispanic youth today is critical Why mentoring Hispanic youth today is critical
Economy March 9, 2023

Why mentoring Hispanic youth today is critical

More than half the workforce will be Hispanic in less than ten ... more

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It’s not just your ‘abuelita’, also parents worries about bullying It’s not just your ‘abuelita’, also parents worries about bullying
Crime April 18, 2023

It’s not just your ‘abuelita’, also parents worries about bullying

It's not just your abuelita; many Hispanic parents worry a lot more ... more

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Latinos Contribution to the U.S. Economy: A GDP Ranking Surpassing Nations Latinos Contribution to the U.S. Economy: A GDP Ranking Surpassing Nations
Business September 14, 2023

Latinos Contribution to the U.S. Economy: A GDP Ranking Surpassing Nations

Latinos in the United States helped propel the national economy forward with ... more

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VACCINES: The flu and covid can make the winter season worse VACCINES: The flu and covid can make the winter season worse
Wellness October 7, 2022

VACCINES: The flu and covid can make the winter season worse

Why is this important? -Recent reports show that only half of the population ... more

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Nearly 80% of Americans now see fast food as a ‘luxury,’ survey says Nearly 80% of Americans now see fast food as a ‘luxury,’ survey says
Economy May 30, 2024

Nearly 80% of Americans now see fast food as a ‘luxury,’ survey says

A new study shows nearly 80% of Americans now see fast food ... more

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Lethal use of fentanyl increases in record numbers in OC Lethal use of fentanyl increases in record numbers in OC
Wellness March 3, 2023

Lethal use of fentanyl increases in record numbers in OC

More homeless people in Orange County are dying each year, and accidental ... more

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Trump Halts CFPB Operations, Impacting L.A.’s Latino Community Trump Halts CFPB Operations, Impacting L.A.’s Latino Community
Business February 17, 2025

Trump Halts CFPB Operations, Impacting L.A.’s Latino Community

In February 2025, the Trump administration directed the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ... more

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No Time in the Week to Exercise? How About the Weekend? No Time in the Week to Exercise? How About the Weekend?
Wellness May 18, 2023

No Time in the Week to Exercise? How About the Weekend?

Just because you don't exercise regularly during the week doesn't mean you ... more

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Latino Congressmen in the US Oppose a 5% Tax on Remittances Latino Congressmen in the US Oppose a 5% Tax on Remittances
Economy May 19, 2025

Latino Congressmen in the US Oppose a 5% Tax on Remittances

A group of Hispanic legislators in the United States Congress joined the ... more

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Kratom, Dangerous but Visibly Available Kratom, Dangerous but Visibly Available
Wellness July 29, 2023

Kratom, Dangerous but Visibly Available

Across gas stations, smoke shops and the internet, consumers can easily buy ... more

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Mexico Retail Sales Plunge, Sparking Economic Worries Mexico Retail Sales Plunge, Sparking Economic Worries
Economy August 26, 2025

Mexico Retail Sales Plunge, Sparking Economic Worries

Retail sales in Mexico dropped by more than 9 percent in July ... more

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“The Pope: Illness is a School of Love, God Does Not Leave Us Alone” “The Pope: Illness is a School of Love, God Does Not Leave Us Alone”
Religion April 6, 2025

“The Pope: Illness is a School of Love, God Does Not Leave Us Alone”

At the Jubilee Mass for the Sick, the Pope shares a personal ... more

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Worried About the Economy, Americans Holiday Still Plan to Spend Big for the Holidays Worried About the Economy, Americans Holiday Still Plan to Spend Big for the Holidays
Economy December 17, 2025

Worried About the Economy, Americans Holiday Still Plan to Spend Big for the Holidays

Holiday spending outlook 2025 shows rising gift budgets even as job fears ... more

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Uncovering the Hidden Suicide Toll: Suicidal Rates among L.G.B.T.Q. Ignored Uncovering the Hidden Suicide Toll: Suicidal Rates among L.G.B.T.Q. Ignored
LGBTQ June 2, 2023

Uncovering the Hidden Suicide Toll: Suicidal Rates among L.G.B.T.Q. Ignored

Studies of L.G.B.T.Q. people show they have high rates of suicidal thoughts ... more

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US workers aren’t too worried about their job security US workers aren’t too worried about their job security
Labor November 28, 2022

US workers aren’t too worried about their job security

Despite all the headlines chronicling the wave of layoffs hitting the tech ... more

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32 hours workweek? It may seem far-fetched, but some in Washington want it 32 hours workweek? It may seem far-fetched, but some in Washington want it
Labor March 18, 2024

32 hours workweek? It may seem far-fetched, but some in Washington want it

When the phenomenon of reducing the workweek began to take shape in ... more

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Naibe Reynoso: “I have always thought that we are born with a specific interest” Naibe Reynoso: “I have always thought that we are born with a specific interest”
Culture February 7, 2024

Naibe Reynoso: “I have always thought that we are born with a specific interest”

The extensive list of accomplishments that Naibe Reynoso has on her resume ... more