Nigel Thompson

“Cultural Intelligence” is the key to business survival in the 21st century, says NYC expert Lili Gil Valletta.

The Mayor’s Office announced the surprise resignation on July 9. It comes a little more than two years after Hikes was appointed Executive Director in May 2017.

Kensington and Fairhill have been two neighborhoods forgotten by the city for too long. A new initiative is changing that narrative.

The class at the Free Library not only helped participants learn Spanish, but they also took home a recipe from Peru.

Tiffany Cabán came into the race for Queens District Attorney an unknown. Yesterday, she became the latest triumph for the progressive left after winning the Democratic primary.

Raymond Santana Jr. took his experience as a member of the “Central Park Five” and turned it into a clothing company.

Amazon has responded on Twitter to certain Democratic politicians attacking them. But it has never responded to the president’s critiques.

Summers in the city should be remembered for fun and opportunity, not violence.

One newspaper in Arizona has made it its mission to stop the drug crisis in its community

In criminal law, defendants are guaranteed legal counsel under the Constitution, but that’s not the case in civil procedures where immigration cases fall.

The soon-to-be hall of famer was shot while at a club Sunday night. One assailant was captured, the other is still at large.

Since 2011, the committee has faced three discrimination lawsuits. While change has occurred, the NAACP in Harrisburg is now calling for the removal of three long-time members named in one of the cases.

Last night, the House of Representatives passed legislation to give 2.5 million undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship. There were roars of celebration for a bill that may never be introduced to the Senate.

We’ve seen the president retweet questionable news sources before, but a recent database featuring the Facebook rantings of some Philadelphia police officers hits a little closer to home.

Young Heroes is a year-long curriculum that shows elementary and middle schoolers how their First Amendment rights empower them to take action in their communities.

Files from a deceased Republican consultant revealed gerrymandering as a potential rationale for the controversial census question. A revealed analysis showed a keen effort to mute growing Hispanic voting power.

Diagnosed with colon cancer, one patient and her family put everything on hold at home to save her life in the U.S. Her outcome could change future treatment options in her home country.

The number of Hispanic voters will continue growing and making impacts in the city and state.

After its own six months of delay, the Senate finally passed a $19.1 billion disaster aid package that grants $1.4 billion to Puerto Rico for hurricane relief.

Philadelphia’s District 7 is known as ‘El Barrio’ for its predominant Hispanic population. The largest portion of that population hails from Puerto Rico, where Election Day is celebrated like a holiday and turnout is massive. But District 7 has the city’s lowest voter turnout rate.

District 7 has the lowest voter turnout in Philadelphia. AL DÍA was there on May 21 talking to voters.