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Federal Cuts to Research Have Impacted Hurricane Season; How is Florida Fighting Back
Cuts to climate science initiatives are making waves, but what are the costs, and who is affected?
Why are young people of color locked out of wealth building?
From wage gaps and student debt to housing discrimination — Many Latinos are locked out of opportunities that fuel long‑term financial stability.
As Venezuela Recovers from Deadly Earthquakes, South Florida Leads National Relief Efforts
Florida’s Venezuelan community is mobilizing quickly after the devastating earthquake, organizing donations, coordinating aid, and partnering with local groups to support families back home.
For “No Sabo Kids,” Being Latino Comes With More Than Just the Language
South Florida’s large Hispanic community coincides with greater levels of Spanish speakers, but what is the experience of those who cannot speak their native tongue?
Justice Department Indicts Former Cuban Leader Raúl Castro on Federal Charges
The announcement comes thirty years after Castro allegedly ordered the 1996 shoot‑down of two U.S. civilian planes.
South Florida’s Latino Vote Demonstrates Key Shift in National Political Sentiment
Rising disapproval of President Trump, concerns over ICE enforcement, and economic pressures are reshaping how Latino voters approach the upcoming elections.
Faith at the Foundation: How Religion Shapes St. Augustine’s Past and Present
450 years, from historic Cathedral Basilica to Greek, Presbyterian, Jewish, and Black Baptist communities.
Walking the Florida Camino: A Journey of Faith, History, and Human Connection
From quiet stretches of shoreline to conversations with fellow peregrinos, each step offered a reminder that pilgrimage isn’t defined by distance but by the people and perspectives encountered along the way.
DEI Crackdowns Leave Florida’s Hispanic‑Serving Institutions Fighting for Their Future
Federal rollbacks and lawsuits now compound years of state‑level restrictions, deepening uncertainty for Hispanic and Latine students.
Politics Is More Than a Vote, It’s a Way of Life: Carmen Gimenez’s Journey From Venezuela to America
Nearly twenty years after leaving her homeland, the former mayoral candidate now stands at a new intersection of U.S. and Venezuelan politics.
Latino Voters Emerge as a Defining Force Ahead of 2026 Elections
New data shows shifting priorities, rising turnout potential, and intensified outreach across key battleground states.
Sazón de Florida: Rancheritos Latin Restaurant
BOCA RATON – Nestled in the heart of West Boca [...]
