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By Sofia Navarro

New York based reporter covering Afro-Latino, Queer and Latina voices reshaping the cultural conversation.

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Prosper, Texas: Where a Crystal Lagoon Fuels Luxury Living and Smart Investments
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Prosper, Texas: Where a Crystal Lagoon Fuels Luxury Living and Smart Investments

Prosper, Texas, has transformed from a quiet town into a luxury suburb with a five-acre crystal lagoon at Windsong Ranch. Its historic downt

The Credit Card Grocery Trap: How US Latinos Are Being Pushed Into Debt
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The Credit Card Grocery Trap: How US Latinos Are Being Pushed Into Debt

More than 25% of working-age adults who use credit cards for groceries can't cover their monthly balance. Food prices have surged 32% in fiv

Miami-Dade Issues Bacteria Warning for Three Beaches: What Swimmers Need to Know
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Miami-Dade Issues Bacteria Warning for Three Beaches: What Swimmers Need to Know

Health officials in Miami-Dade have detected dangerous bacteria levels at three beaches. Golden Beach, Bark Beach, and North Shore Ocean Ter

The Surprising Origin of 'OK': How a 19th-Century Joke Became a Global Word
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The Surprising Origin of 'OK': How a 19th-Century Joke Became a Global Word

The word 'OK' originated as a playful misspelling in an 1839 Boston newspaper. It spread through US politics, telegraphy, and global media t

Street Smarts: How to Spot and Avoid Common NYC Scams as a Latino Traveler
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Street Smarts: How to Spot and Avoid Common NYC Scams as a Latino Traveler

New York City is full of energy, but scammers target tourists with tricks like fake monks demanding donations and inflated food cart prices.

Nearly 20 Million Californians Live Near Active Fault Lines: What You Need to Know
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Nearly 20 Million Californians Live Near Active Fault Lines: What You Need to Know

Nearly 20 million Californians reside near active fault lines, facing constant earthquake risk. Experts stress the need for stronger infrast

Cyclosporiasis Cases Rise in Houston: Health Officials Urge Caution with Fresh Produce
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Cyclosporiasis Cases Rise in Houston: Health Officials Urge Caution with Fresh Produce

Houston health authorities confirm 16 cyclosporiasis cases in the city and 18 in Harris County. The parasite causes severe diarrhea and fati

New York's Rat Plague Intensifies This Summer: What Latino Residents Need to Know
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New York's Rat Plague Intensifies This Summer: What Latino Residents Need to Know

New York City rats are more active in summer, with experts warning of increased risks. Despite a 24% drop in 311 complaints, the pest remain

How to Negotiate a Pay Raise: Strategies for Latino Professionals in 2026
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How to Negotiate a Pay Raise: Strategies for Latino Professionals in 2026

Salary negotiation is a skill that can boost your earnings by thousands. Research market rates, present measurable results, and consider tot

New York Bridge Speed Cameras: How to Avoid Costly Fines
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New York Bridge Speed Cameras: How to Avoid Costly Fines

The MTA has activated automated speed cameras on nine major New York bridges and tunnels. Fines start at $50 and increase for repeat offende

How to Boost Your Social Security Retirement Checks Before You Retire
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How to Boost Your Social Security Retirement Checks Before You Retire

Social Security retirement checks depend on your 35 highest-earning years and the age you claim. Delaying benefits until 70 can boost paymen

Free IRS Tax Help for Immigrants: Who Qualifies and How It Works in Texas, Florida, and California
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Free IRS Tax Help for Immigrants: Who Qualifies and How It Works in Texas, Florida, and California

The IRS offers free tax help through the VITA program for immigrants earning $69,000 or less, especially those with ITINs. Services are avai