Mexico reported its largest single-day rise in both new cases and fatalities since the start of the outbreak. This is happening just as the government is reopening parts of the country. To discuss this UNews spoke to Carin Zissis, she's a Mexican political analyst and the editor in chief of the Council of the America's website.

The coronavirus pandemic is also changing the nature of entertainment and bringing back a cool retro idea: pop-up cinema. There's one diner in suburban New York that has a distinctly Latino flavor.

Almost 11,000 workers at some of the major meat processing plants were reportedly infected with the virus. That's according to a recent tally by the Washington Post. Now concerns are rising over labor shortages in an industry heavily reliant on immigrants. To discuss this UNews spoke to Daniel Costa, he’s with The Economic Policy Institute.

Thousands of people packed beaches, lakes, and parks for the traditional Memorial Day weekend. Authorities in some states appeared to exercise little to no control over the crowds who refused to maintain social distancing or wear masks. Here are the details.

To talk about the rising crisis in Brazil UNews spoke to Brian Winter. He's the editor in chief of ‘Americas Quarterly’ and an analyst of Latin American politics.

In Florida, a community is reeling from the death of an autistic boy named Alejandro Ripley. The child's mother is accused of trying to drown him, not once but twice, over the course of several hours. Now one of several residents who tried to save Alejandro are speaking out.