Ghandi once said “you must be the change you wish to see in the world” and for a lot of Hispanics, that message was loud and clear. And while there are so many ways in which Hispanics are changing the world, politics is and has always been the most impactful way.
Many Hispanic men and women have and are paving the way for a better future through their hard work. As you sit here reading this article, you know we are in the most critical time in modern politics when it comes to Hispanic people.

On Thursday, two more witnesses appeared before Congress to testify about the Ukraine foreign aid scandal, a day after European Union ambassador Gordon Sondland made damning statements against President Trump. Lorraine Caceres has all the latest.

UNews spoke with Democratic Party frontrunner Elizabeth Warren. She discussed Mexico's role in the drug trade, how a Warren administration would approach immigration and the current turmoil impacting Latin America. Carolina Rosario reports.

Democrats are slamming the president for tweeting out attacks against former US ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, as she began her testimony on Capitol Hill. The diplomat called the messaging “very intimidating”. For more on the impeachment hearings, UNews spoke to Max Bergmann, a senior fellow at The Center for American Progress.

The Democrats' first two-star witnesses answered questions about Ukraine and whether President Trump withheld military aid explicitly in return for political investigations into Joe Biden. Lorraine Caceres has the latest.

A viral video of a churro vendor being arrested at a subway station in Brooklyn has once again put the NYPD's arrest tactics into question, whose presence has become more visible in the public transportation system in recent months.
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