Identity & Community
Afro-Latino, Queer, Latina voices and the conversations remaking our sense of self.
Why Young Latino Graduates Struggle to Find Jobs: Remote Work and Hiring Shifts
Young graduates across Latin America face a tough job market, not because of AI, but due to remote work and hiring preferences for experienc
US Cities Where Entry-Level Homes Now Cost $1 Million Triple Since 2020
The number of US cities where the cheapest homes cost $1 million has tripled since 2020, reaching 242 locations. Latino families are disprop
Boxabl's $895 Casitas: A Tiny Home Solution for Latino Families Facing High Rents
Boxabl's Casita model offers tiny homes starting at $895 per month, with full-sized appliances and pre-installed systems. These units are ga
Juneteenth in New York: Paid Holiday Status and State-by-State Differences
New York is one of 33 states that grant Juneteenth as a paid day off for state workers. Despite federal recognition since 2021, each state d
From NYC to Houston: How Your Rent Budget Stretches Across US Cities
New York's average studio rent hits $3,379, far above the national average. In Houston, $3,000 can rent a 3,000-square-foot home. Chicago an
5 Hand Signs That Could Reveal Hidden Liver Issues
Your hands can reveal early signs of liver disease. Palmar erythema, clubbing, asterixis, koilonychia, and Terry's nails are key indicators.
New York State Warns Immigrant Communities About Rising Scams Targeting Their Finances
New York State warns of a surge in scams targeting immigrant communities, including fake legal services and identity theft. Officials urge r
Manhattan Median Rent Hits Record $5,125 as Supply Plunges 21%
Manhattan's median rent reached an all-time high of $5,125 in May, driven by a 21% drop in available listings. Brooklyn also saw rents climb
Topeka Emerges as a Budget-Friendly Haven for Latino Homebuyers Fleeing High-Cost Cities
Topeka, Kansas, has become a top destination for Latino families seeking affordable homes under $200,000. The city's cost of living is 15% b
Union City's Young Families Flee as Costs and Amenities Fail to Keep Pace
Union City lost 6.9% of its population between 2020 and 2025, the steepest decline of any California city over 50,000. Young families are mo
Credit Card Debt Is Draining Latino Families: Here's How to Break the Cycle
72% of Latinos in the US carry credit card debt, with an average balance of $10,933. Interest rates above 20% turn everyday purchases into l
Traveling with Over $10,000? Here's How to Declare Cash at U.S. Customs Without Losing It
U.S. law requires travelers to declare cash over $10,000 at customs. Failing to do so can lead to seizure and legal battles. Here's what you