Yamily Habib

The U.S. president signed a memo last Tuesday that excludes undocumented immigrants from the count.

Between an unrelenting pandemic and unresponsive government, the city of Portland appears to be the beginning of an inevitable social and administrative eruption.

A court order ruled that the pipeline from Dakota to Northern Illinois must be closed pending an environmental review, giving a victory to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and activists.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the president must comply with the orders of the lower courts unless he can better argue his case.

Julian Castro warned of the need for police reform in the United States. Today, his words resound even louder.

How the distribution of wealth in the United States continues to leave out the majority, even at critical times.

AL DÍA brings you the best in Spanish-language music that you won't find on other lists.

As the number of coronavirus cases in the country increases, the approval rates of Donald Trump and Joe Biden change dramatically.

The former vice president's presidential campaign has announced the organization of an effort to mobilize the Latino vote across the country.

Several officials in the George W. Bush administration have decided to organize and raise funds to support former Vice President Joe Biden in his crusade against Trump.

Judge Dolly M. Gee's decision upholds the rules of the Flores Agreement and highlights the urgency of releasing the children due to the increased risk of COVID-19.

A disturbing report in the Washington Post seems to indicate that the Moscow government was hiring Taliban bounty hunters to attack U.S. troops. Why is this important?

The young congresswoman won an overwhelming victory over a Wall Street-backed opponent.