Identity & Community
Afro-Latino, Queer, Latina voices and the conversations remaking our sense of self.
How the NYC affordable housing lottery works for Latino families
The NYC affordable housing lottery offers rent-stabilized apartments across all five boroughs. Learn how to apply, who qualifies, and how to
Puerto Rican detective's double encounter with tragedy defines NYPD legacy
Detective Héctor Rodríguez, born in Ponce, Puerto Rico, responded to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and later to the 9/11 attacks. His
USDA recalls De Todito snacks in New Jersey and Utah over Colombian pork rinds
The USDA recalled 264 pounds of De Todito snacks distributed in New Jersey and Utah because the pork rinds were imported from Colombia, whic
How Latino homeowners are turning properties into income streams
A national survey by the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Airbnb reveals that Latino homeowners are increasingly using short-term renta
New York's surveillance web: what it means for Latino communities
New York's streets are lined with AI-powered surveillance cameras that track every move. Latino communities are particularly vulnerable to p
El Niño May Reshape Christmas Snow in New York and New Jersey
El Niño is likely to influence Christmas weather in New York and New Jersey, shifting storm tracks and temperatures. While historical odds f
Why 9/11 conspiracy theories still thrive online 25 years later
Nearly 25 years after 9/11, conspiracy theories still circulate widely online, fueled by distrust and social media algorithms. Studies show
LatiNation's 'The Dolls Review' gives trans women of color a bold new platform
LatiNation Media's new digital series 'The Dolls Review' features trans women of color in candid roundtable talks. Hosts Gia Gunn and Caroli
Silicon Valley's AI millionaires redefine luxury for a new generation
A new wave of AI millionaires, many in their twenties, is transforming the luxury market with minimalist tastes and a focus on efficiency. F
Instagram scam uses fake copyright strikes to suspend accounts and demand crypto
Scammers are suspending Instagram accounts by flooding them with bogus copyright claims, then demanding cryptocurrency to restore access. Cr
Hispanic Heritage Month: From a 1968 Week to a National Tradition
Hispanic Heritage Month began as a week in 1968 and expanded to a month in 1988. It honors independence days across Latin America and highli
How Boomers Staying Longer Reshapes Career Paths for Latino Professionals
Baby boomers delaying retirement is limiting upward mobility for younger professionals. A new study shows CEOs are older than ever, and wage