Identity & Community
Afro-Latino, Queer, Latina voices and the conversations remaking our sense of self.
15 American Surnames Facing Extinction: A Look at the Vanishing Names
MyHeritage analysis shows 15 surnames like Wooledge and Tuffin could disappear within generations. Common names like Hall and Bell also face
How Autopay Can Cut Your Student Loan Interest by a Full Point Before Sept 30
Federal student loan borrowers who enroll in automatic payments before September 30 can lock in a 0.25% interest rate reduction, saving hund
Aldi's Free Mystery Boxes: How to Score Groceries Without Spending a Cent
Aldi is tapping into the unboxing trend with free mystery boxes delivered to your door. The promotion runs June 22-25 with daily themes like
Indiana Leads US Housing Market as Affordable Midwest Draws Buyers
Indiana ranks first in the US housing market for affordability, with a median listing price of $295,810. The Midwest and South dominate the
US Job Market 2026: Healthcare, Tech, and Bilingual Roles Lead Growth
The US job market in 2026 has 7.6 million openings, led by healthcare, tech, and logistics. Bilingual and bicultural talent is in high deman
Who Gets the House? How Inheritance Rules Can Surprise Latino Families
Inheritance rules for real estate are not automatic and can lead to family disputes. Learn how joint tenancy, trusts, and wills can ensure y
Remote Work's Hidden Toll on Mental Health: What Latinos Should Know
Remote workers spend an extra 1.1 hours alone each day, increasing risks of chronic stress and emotional disconnection. Studies from the Ame
Bilingual Healthcare Workers in the US Can Earn Up to $20,000 More Annually
Spanish-speaking healthcare workers in the US can earn $5,000 to $20,000 more per year through bilingual bonuses. High demand in states like
Teen Summer Jobs Disappear: Latino Youth Hit Hardest by Hiring Slump
Summer jobs for teens are vanishing, with only one-third of youth aged 16-19 finding work this season. Latino youth face double the unemploy
New Jersey Suburbs Where You Can Ditch the Car: Cliffside Park and Fort Lee Lead the Way
AARP's new analysis highlights mid-sized New Jersey suburbs where car-free living is not just possible but practical. Cliffside Park and For
Two Incomes, One Dream: Why Latino Families Are Redefining the American Reality
Pew Research Center data shows dual-income households now exceed half of all US families with children. Latino families face unique pressure
AI Disproportionately Threatens 8.4 Million Latino Jobs in the U.S.
UCLA research shows 29% of Latino workers—8.4 million people—hold jobs at high risk of AI replacement. Sectors like warehousing, customer se