Opinion

President Joe Biden is headed to Saudi Arabia to look for cheap oil that will drop the price of gasoline – and inflation – in the United States. The Biden administration believes it is more important to bring down the price of gasoline in the United States than to maintain pressure for humanitarian change in one of the world's richest countries.

Latin American leaders who believe they are more important than the people they serve should reflect on Johnson’s fate.

Nearly 20 years ago, I wrote a book – Dying to Cross– as a warning about the danger of migrants being trapped in suffocating truck trailers. I hoped this would never happen again. But I was wrong. (Leer la columna de Jorge en español)

It's no surprise the left is surging in a Latin America that remains the world's most unequal region.

More than half of all Republicans believe the lie that Trump won the presidential elections. How sad, to believe someone who lies.

Blue Origin's Katya Echazarreta is the first Mexican woman in space, opening the way for other Latin American women.

The Summit of the Americas is a meeting of democracies. Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela are not. There's no reason to give their dictators the same recognition as legitimately elected presidents.

Despite Biden's low favorability ratings, polling numbers for Democrats in the Southwest are holding up better than Republicans.

As the traditional family-owned, newspaper, radio and television station enterprise model is flailing, in the fast-growing online and streaming worlds the most powerful content providers have never been formally trained in journalistic ethics or the practice of quality journalism.

The seriousness of the obesity epidemic and its impact on overall Hispanic health cannot be ignored. It is time for direct and timely interventions meant to reduce obesity and as a consequence improve health outcomes in this country for those suffering its impact.