-Editorial Since Father’s Day just happened and 93.7% of married dads working last year compared to 71.1% of married moms, the personal-finance website WalletHub released its report on 2023’s Best & Worst States for Working Dads. New Mexico came in as the worst state for working dads in spot 51 …
June, 2023
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16 June
Bank of America Surpasses $500 Million to Support Minority and Women Entrepreneurs
-Editorial Bank of America announced that it has committed more than $500 million in equity investments to minority- and women-led funds, more than doubling its initial $200 million commitment. The bank has committed equity to more than 150 funds, which to date have invested in over 1,000 companies that span 40 …
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12 June
COVID Relief Funds Misspent During Health Crisis
-Editorial Years after the COVID health crisis, some of the federal money allocated for emergency use has been wrongly used for fraudulent purposes. For this reason, the federal government has initiated action to take misspent money back and punish those that did it. According to an investigation by the Associated …
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3 June
NASCAR’s Support for LGBTQ Community Sparks Controversy and Boycott Calls
– Editorial NASCAR finds itself embroiled in controversy during Pride Month as critics call for a boycott due to its support for the LGBTQ agenda. “We celebrate the LGBTQ community during #PrideMonth and beyond,” read the tweet, accompanied by a vibrant Happy Pride Month banner featuring the NASCAR logo adorned …
May, 2023
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24 May
The strength of the national economy and the weakening of the dollar are the factors that fortify our currency
By: Teodoro Rentería Arróyave, Journalist and Writer. According to an analysis titled “El euro, la Unidad Monetaria Asiática y el Renminbi amenazan la supremacía del dólar” (The euro, the Asian Monetary Unit, and the Renminbi threaten the supremacy of the dollar), the recent strength of the Mexican peso can be …
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23 May
Bud Light’s Sales Plummet Amidst Controversial Partnership with Influencer Dylan Mulvaney
-Editorial Bud Light’s sales have been on a downward trend following a controversial marketing campaign that had a significant impact on the brand’s image and may have caused long-term damage. The decline in sales can be attributed to a boycott that emerged after the company’s sponsorship deal with actress and …
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18 May
70 National Security Leaders Call on Congress to Address Immigration Bottlenecks for STEM Talent
-Editorial A group of national security leaders sent a letter urging Congress to address the growing gap in advanced STEM talent with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Addressed to the Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party, the letter details how current bottlenecks …
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16 May
Escalating Housing Costs Pose Dire Challenge for College Students in Urban Centers
-Editorial In a disconcerting trend that has caught the attention of educators and policymakers alike, the issue of exorbitant housing prices for college students in major cities has reached critical proportions. As the academic year approaches, students are grappling with the burden of exorbitant rents and limited affordable options, exacerbating …
April, 2023
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19 April
NAHP Holds Legislative Summit in Washington D.C
-Editorial Publishers from all over the United States met this week in Washington D.C. for their annual National Association of Hispanic Publications Legislative Summit, an event that has taken place for nearly twenty consecutive years. The NAHP Legislative Summit provides an opportunity for the publishing, editorial and advertising leadership of …
February, 2023
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28 February
Latino Book Awards Celebrates 25 Years
-Editorial More than 3,700 authors and publishers have been honored at the International Latino Book Awards in a variety of categories as the International Latino Book Awards continue the effort to promote and uplift Latino voices in literature. The Award-Winning Author seal is now recognized as a mark of quality in publishing, and …
