On his first day in office, President Biden signed a proclamation terminating the national emergency that Trump used to funnel money from the Pentagon to build the wall.
A federal court ordered former Miami Republican Congressman David Rivera to pay a $456,000 fine after the Federal Election Commission accused him of illegally funding a secret election campaign to sabotage a political rival in 2012.
Texas judge Lina Hidalgo talks to
Real America with Jorge Ramos about Mother Nature, climate change and protecting residents from historic Texas winter storm.
In Fresno, California, the coronavirus pandemic has magnified damage caused by decades of discriminatory housing practices. Residents of its poorest neighborhoods, mostly people of color, face eviction at a higher rate than their white neighbors.
Karina López denounced the abuse that she was subjected to at Fort Hood, Texas a few months before Guillén's death, but she says the Army failed to investigate properly. Congress did not vote on proposed legislation last year, but advocates hope the I Am Vanessa Guillen Act it will be reintroduced soon. (
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There’s nothing like the humanities to ask the deep and meaningful questions that need to be posed about healing a divided America, says Obama’s inaugural poet. (
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Instead of funding a border wall, Biden will once again take a more diplomatic approach to Latin America, with an accent on corruption and climate change.
The Pentagon authorized the use of National Guard troops to maintain security in the capital a week before Joe Biden's inauguration. Now soldiers can be seen resting in the Capitol Visitor Center, patroling with assault rifles past historic statues and paintings as members of Congress conduct their duties. READ MORE:
What is the future of the Republic party after Trump?
The Trump brand is severely damaged after losing the election and the assault on the Capitol. But he still controls the base of the Republican Party. So what happens to the party after he leaves the White House? (
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Latin America’s on-again off-again relationship with democracy could offer some helpful insights to the United States, which is about to begin its own precarious trek back up the weedy embankment towards the path to democracy.
The 46-year-old lawyer - and romance novelist - is credited with building an inclusive multiracial and community approach to winning elections. The 'Abrams Playbook' is now seen as a role model in other states with large minority populations. (
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Georgia's Latino voters helped President-elect Joe Biden secure a narrow victory in the state in November. Can they now help Democrats flip the Senate?
The U.S. has more covid-19 patients now than ever before. Los Angeles county is in crisis and New York is taking measures to prevent the new strain in the UK from reaching its borders. Meanwhile vaccinations continue, the first doses of the Moderna vaccine are already being administered.
President Trump is downplaying a massive cyberattack on the government after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo linked the attack to Russia. To talk about this massive data breach we spoke to Max Bergmann, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.
Katalin Karikó saw her early research rejected but she persisted and is now tipped for a Nobel Prize together with her colleague Dr Drew Weissman. Their breakthrough invention is now the key to the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines, and could open the door to new medical cures. (
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Amid a winter storm blast in the northeast, covid-19 vaccine shipments are still on track. Front line workers and now nursing home residents becoming the first to receive the vaccine, while an FDA panel of outside advisers is weighing the safety and effectiveness of Moderna’s vaccine today.
Miami International Airport is one of the most important hubs for vaccine distribution to the South-East and Latin America. To talk about those efforts, we spoke to Emir Pineda, he's the cargo spokesperson at MIA.
There is finally a sign of what is hopefully the beginning of the end of the covid-19 pandemic. After a record-breaking effort, the first deliveries of the coronavirus vaccine have now begun as planes and cargo trucks distribute them to locations across the country.
Congress won't take up the bill this year to reform the military's handling of sexual abuse. But disappointed supporters still hope it will be approved in 2021. The Guillén family spoke with Univision about the urgency of the law and the legacy of the murdered soldier. (
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The FDA is just hours away from a major decision regarding Pfizer’s vaccine an emergency use authorization, which could change the course of the pandemic. This as the country recorded the deadliest day so far and hospitals nationwide are nearing breaking point.