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Supreme Court Justices mourn Sandra Day O'Connor’s passing, hail her as "another American hero"

She trailblazed a legacy of cases that were later studied in law schools before she herself joined the academic world at University of Arizona’s James E. Roger’s College of Law in 2006

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BBC employees reportedly instructed not to attend London march against antisemitism

The BBC’s decision comes only days after the British network’s former director called the news organization “institutionally antisemitic”

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Bukele touts political success as Nicaragua is crowned Miss Universe in El Salvador

Miss Nicaragua Sheynnis Palacios won the competition Saturday night in the Central American country, the first from her nation to wear the crown

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Former first lady Rosalynn Carter dies at 96 in home state of Georgia among loved ones

The Georgia native and mother of three was 96 years old. She entered hospice late last week, but was diagnosed with dementia earlier this year.

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Latin American LGBTQ+ community rocked after Mexico's first non-binary magistrate found dead

Ociel Baena considered himself “non-binary” and was recognized as the first “non-binary” member of the Mexican judiciary. He was killed alongside a second person whom police believe was his partner.

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Census predicts U.S. population will decrease without migrants: Hispanics one quarter of population by 2060

The U.S. Census Bureau predicted that due to the low birth rate and high immigration rate, the only way the American population has a credible chance of growing is from migration

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Chile's Palestinian community of half a million bolster Boric's criticism of Israel

Chile is now estimated to have more than half a million Palestinians, the largest community of its kind outside Middle East, some of whom have met with the minister of foreign affairs to push the government into forcing a ceasefire with Israel

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Number of eligible Hispanic American voters increased by nearly 5 million since 2018, says report

Latinos are “the fastest-growing racial and ethnic group in the U.S. electorate since the last midterm elections,” according to the Pew Research Center

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Hispanics with advanced degrees more than doubled in last two decades

From 2001-2021, the number of Hispanics now holding an advanced degree escalated from 710,000 to over 2.5 million

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Queen of Salsa Celia Cruz who challenged Fidel Castro honored on U.S. quarter

When Cruz was exiled by the communists in the 1960s from her native island of Cuba, she vowed to never return until it was free, and she kept her promise