A by the numbers look at the current Hispanic population in the United States

More than 68 million people in the United States identify as ethnically Hispanic, making it one the nation’s fastest growing ...

Digitunity Releases New Report that Finds 33 Million People in the U.S. Lack a Large-Screen Computer

A Digitunity analysis of previously unpublished Census data reveals persistent disparities in computer ownership across age, race, ethnicity, education, and employment status and the gap continues to ...

R.I. single-family home prices have jumped ‘higher and faster than anywhere else’ in the US, report finds

There is no municipality in the state where a household earning the median homeowner income of $112,858 can affordably buy a ...
Planetizen

U.S. Immigrant Population Falls for First Time in Over Half a Century

The Pew Research Center attributes the 2.6% decline to a mix of factors, including increased enforcement, deportations and ...

GOP's immigration pitch to New Jersey Latinos aims for some distance from Trump in governor’s race

Jack Ciattarelli has been endorsed by Donald Trump in next month's New Jersey governor's election and is a strong supporter ...

Supreme Court takes up Republican attack on Voting Rights Act in case over Black representation

A Republican attack on a core provision of the Voting Rights Act that's designed to protect racial minorities comes to the ...

Black unemployment surges again: Here’s how Trump administration policies are deepening the divide

Black unemployment in the US has surged from 6% to 7.5%, highlighting persistent racial disparities in the labor market.
AGDAILYOpinion

What USDA’s race- and gender-rule change means for agriculture’s future

The USDA’s decision to retire the “socially disadvantaged” designation is not just a change in language but a change in ...
Bolts

Ahead of Mayor Race, Noncitizen New Yorkers Grapple with a Voting Policy Failure to Launch

For a brief moment, it seemed some noncitizen New Yorkers may gain the right to vote locally. But with the law struck down ...
Investigate Midwest

Broadband’s broken promise: How federal failures and funding fights keep Native and Black farmers offline

Kelsey Scott fixes a fence on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation in South Dakota in November 2018. photo by Amanda Lucier ...

Takeaways from the Supreme Court arguments on the Voting Rights Act and race-based redistricting

The Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority appeared open to weakening the landmark Voting Rights Act of 1965 in a way ...

In 'monumental' voting rights case, Supreme Court weighs use of race in redistricting

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether the use of race in drawing a majority-minority district to comply with the Voting ...