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More than 68 million people in the United States identify as ethnically Hispanic, making it one the nation’s fastest growing racial or ethnic groups

“I grew up with the name Tina, and just recently I found out that my real name is Jasmin Ramos,” said one of the two sisters who were abandoned as babies.

Police launched an urgent search for Caden Speight, 17, believing him to be the victim of a shooting on September 25 before he was found

“Imagine living in Texas — a state literally built on Mexican land, Mexican labor, Mexican culture — and screaming ‘Go speak your language back in Mexico.’”

Hispanic men blamed, manhunt begins, was it all a hoax?

Univision is accusing Google of discriminating against Hispanic viewers by planning to drop the Spanish-language network from the core YouTube TV package on September 30, 2025. The decision, Univision says, would force millions of Latino households to pay an unfair surcharge, what the network is calling a "Hispanic tax."

Lawsuit claims Howell Township official was punished for resisting ‘discriminatory’ proposals to monitor Jewish and Hispanic residents

The city's “F” schools overwhelmingly serve mostly low-income African-American and Hispanic children.

The Hispanic homeownership rate fell in 2024 for the first time in ten years, even as the total number of Latino homeowners rose and a new plan set a bold target to narrow the wealth divide. The findings come from the Hispanic Wealth Project's latest State of Hispanic Wealth Report.