‘Latino Museum’ Proposed for National Mall

By Stephen Dinan, The Washington Times A bipartisan group of lawmakers on Thursday proposed adding an American Latino Museum to the National Mall, saying it’s time to recognize the growing public […]

By Daniel Hernandez, Los Angeles Times In the world of narcocorridos — Mexican folk songs that recount the exploits of drug traffickers and criminals — few are better known that “Contrabando y traicion,“ one of […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco ¡Y saz! Just like that it’s Friday. Congrats, high-fives, abrazos all around. We made it! And you know what that means…at NewsTaco. It’s Jazz de México […]

By Nadine Natour, NBCLatino This is the second installment of Latinas empowering other Latinas to succeed in honor of Women’s History Month.  For ten high school girls enrolled in the photography […]

By Eduardo Diaz, Dierctor, Smithsonian Latino Center After the presidential election, much has been made of the impact of the Latino vote, shifting some of the national focus to issues […]

By Jaime Pitillas, Gozamos Ramón Amezcua and Pepe Mogt are better known for their artistic names Bostich & Fussible. They are an important part of Nortec Collective, a group of artists that pays […]

By Cristina Costantini, ABC/Univision Every year, during their mating season, millions of monarch butterflies make the journey from Canada and the U.S. to a small town in Mexico called Angangueo […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco Another week scratched off the list, and a brand new month to play in! Happy viernes Newstaqueros, and happy March! What better way to get the […]

By Dorie Baker, Yale News Is the inaugural poem a new sub-genre of poetry? According to two practitioners of the form, the answer might be “yes.” Poet Richard Blanco and […]

By Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times Film Critic A deeply satisfying feat of storytelling, “Bless Me, Ultima” makes a difficult task look easy. It combines innocence and experience, the darkness […]