Politics
DeSantis signs bill banning abortions after 15 weeks in Florida
Supporters have touted the bill as a “milestone victory” for the pro-life movement
Opinion & Reviews
Opinion: A whisper to the conservative movement
Conservatives must compete more effectively for the hearts and minds of the “magic middle” – swing voters who decide elections.
Politics
Analysis: Battle lines drawn, speculation circulates over Breyer replacement
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is expected to formally announce his retirement from the high court Thursday
Crime
California suspect accused of attempted Kavanaugh assassination pleads not guilty
If convicted, Nicholas John Roske could face a maximum sentence of life in prison
Politics
Miami Herald, Florida Democrats doubt recent polls that have Demings leading Rubio
The state’s largest metropolitan newspaper interviewed political strategists who believe the poll is an “outlier” while pointing out that two of the surveys come from Democratic or political organizations
Culture
A growing number of Catholic bishops come out in support of Pelosi's excommunication
“This fundamental moral truth has consequences for Catholics in how they live their lives, especially those entrusted with promoting and protecting the public good of society,” the archbishop wrote
Politics
Red wave takes off in Florida where Latino support for DeSantis and Rubio skyrocket
Both candidate show a commanding lead over their Democratic opponents, Reps. Charlie Crist and Val Demings
Health
43% of Hispanic women ages 15-49 live in pro-life states with abortion bans or restrictions
The study found that close to 6.7 million Hispanic women, in the aforementioned age group live in 26 states that have banned or are leaning toward banning abortions
Politics
Arizona Latinos most concerned about inflation, jobs, crime and bipartisanship, new poll shows
Both Republicans and Democrats are looking to Latinos as the key to election victory this November, but neither party seems to have won clear support—yet.
Politics
Hispanic Americans point to crime, immigration and the economy as key concerns
Taking an in-depth look at the purported Hispanic American shift to the right