Latino voters are showing signs of weaker attachment to both major parties, growing identification as independents and a willingness to move between candidates based largely on economic conditions and whether voters believe leaders are delivering results.... Read More...
A rapidly strengthening El Niño could become the strongest on record, raising the likelihood of extreme heat, flooding and drought across different parts of the United States as its effects intensify later this year and into 2027.... Read More...
For many rural communities, the immigration debate is not only about the border. It is also about workers, students, caregivers and population.... Read More...
Millions of people, including children, have dropped from federal health and food assistance programs as immigrant families brace for a broader public charge policy scheduled to take effect Sept. 18.... Read More...
Raised between the Peruvian Andes and rainforest, Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza said Indigenous communities have long understood something modern society often forgets: people and nature are deeply connected.... Read More...
Emergency management leaders say disaster preparedness starts with everyday habits—and the best time to build them is long before a storm is in the forecast.... Read More...
