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California has made a major effort to make voting easier. Those who don't vote regularly say they lack information or aren't interested in the candidates.

The Super Saturday events are typically hosted at the beginning of each semester.

Because of relatively low turnout, Latino representation in elected office in Los Angeles lags — a gap at the heart of the audio leak scandal.

The Department of Education estimates 800,000 borrowers will be excluded from debt relief.

Scammers are preying on people who are waiting to cash in on President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness. They're doing it through different schemes you need to know about.

Mexico's president has stepped up his attacks on a number of media outlets in one of the world's most dangerous countries for journalists, branding them "mercenaries" who defend vested interests.

With college application deadlines approaching, high school students are faced with the difficult decision of choosing how they pay for college.

Migrants, refugees and their supporters participated in a march and rally in Philadelphia on the national ‘Day Without Immigrants’ Feb. 14, to demand that President Joe Biden keep his campaign promises and grant them citizenship now. Despite frigid temperatures the protest, which started with around 30 people, grew to well…

A much-touted "Day Without Immigrants" strike by illegal migrants Monday failed to have any economic impact.

The antiwar rally opposing the U.S./NATO war drive against Russia brought together a broad spectrum of participants, even before the official rally started at Love Park in Center City Philadelphia Feb. 12. As Indigenous performers Kalpulli Kamaxtle Xiuhcóatl practiced drumming as the rally gathered, members of Philadelphia’s Black Cowboys rode…