Identity & Community
Afro-Latino, Queer, Latina voices and the conversations remaking our sense of self.
Top remote careers with six-figure salaries for Latino professionals
Remote work offers Latino professionals a path to six-figure salaries. Education administrators, project managers, and programmers lead the
Why Coffee Keeps Some Latinos Awake and Lets Others Sleep
Caffeine's effects vary widely due to genetics, with the CYP1A2 gene playing a key role. Latin American populations show diverse metabolic r
Survey reveals gaps in US knowledge of Hispanic Heritage Month
A Talker Research survey of 2,000 US adults found that only 31% could name Sonia Sotomayor as the first Hispanic Supreme Court justice. Just
How to Make Your Resume Stand Out to AI Recruiters
AI screening tools now filter out nearly 80% of resumes before a human sees them. Learn how to tailor your resume with keywords, metrics, an
Silicon Valley's free AI academy offers an alternative to college, with trade-offs
The Horowitz Andreessen Academy will train 50 students in AI for free, but without college credit or guaranteed jobs. Applications close in
Altadena families rebuild together after Eaton Fire devastation
After the Eaton Fire destroyed 54 homes in Altadena's La Viña neighborhood, six families joined forces to rebuild in record time. Their stor
Venezuelans reshape U.S. migration beyond Miami's familiar shores
Venezuelan immigrants are increasingly settling in cities beyond Miami, from Salt Lake City suburbs to Atlanta and Denver. New data shows th
NYC renters: know your rights against illegal apartment fees
A Brooklyn real estate firm paid $352,250 for illegally rejecting tenants based on housing court records. Renters also lost $500–$750 reserv
7 rare syndromes that warp perception: recognizing the hidden signs
From phantom visions to delusions of transformation, these seven rare syndromes affect thousands worldwide. Learn the hidden symptoms and wh
Why Young LA Men Are Dating Women in Their 60s
Young men in Los Angeles are increasingly dating women in their 60s, seeking emotional maturity and genuine connection. This trend reflects
Queens housing lottery opens 62 affordable units in Far Rockaway, including three-bedrooms
NYC's housing lottery is offering 62 affordable units in Far Rockaway, Queens, including three-bedroom apartments starting at $1,500/month.
Texas judge publicly scolds lawyer over sleeveless dress, sparking debate
Bexar County Judge Yolanda Huff called out attorney Mariah Medina for her sleeveless dress in a packed courtroom. Medina defended her outfit