Fact-checking Kamala Harris’ Univision town hall with Latino voters
In a Univision town hall, Vice President Kamala Harris made statements about her opponent Donald Trump’s business record, his stances on Social Security and whether he’d “terminate” the U.S. Constitution. We fact-checked her statements.
HOUSTON — We are just three weeks away from the November election and here in Houston, Latino voters could make a big impact.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are in a battle for a key demographic that has been safely in ...
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Arte Público Press launches a website for Latino historical research, aiming to preserve and provide access to significant ...
Years of student movements have been crucial for building a strong community of Latino activists in Phoenix. How they're ...
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