Hispanic-Americans – Page 4

Smithsonian’s Latino Museum Faces Political Winds Before a Brick Is Laid

Partisan battles over America’s past, and divisions among Latinos, are affecting this new institution set to be built on the National Mall.

Voters in the Town of Mount Pleasant, about 30 miles north of New York City, are urging it to change its voting system under a new state law.

There’s no shortage of solid hypotheses, and the best explanation may be a combination of them.

It’s a weakness that could manifest itself as low Democratic turnout even if Trump and Republicans don’t gain among those groups.

Parents, backed by a legal foundation, say admissions standards at Thomas Jefferson High School in Virginia are not truly “race neutral.”