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After her response to the border surge and with a new hire coming under fire for past statements, Harris is looking to improve Hispanic outreach ahead of the midterms this year.

"Im hoping that 2020 put the fear of God into some of these folks," Lisa Navarette of UnidosUS told Newsweek.

"Latinx as a term is pretty much dead," said Domingo Garcia, a leader of one of the oldest Latino organizations. Some groups will abandon it, others will keep using it, but Democrats will be watching

For some who live in environmentally deprived areas, being healthy is a challenge.

Orlando's Parramore neighborhood is a food desert near a food swamp -- that is, what few food options are available are not nutritious. It's time to do something about it, here and in other similar areas across the United States.

Tallahassee, FL - The accrediting organization for the University of Florida has taken preliminary steps that could lead to a probe into whether the university faces “non-compliance issues” over its decision to block three professors from ...

The accrediting organization for the University of Florida has taken preliminary steps that could lead to a probe into whether the university faces “non-compliance issues” over its decision to block three professors from serving as expert witnesses in a high-profile voting rights lawsuit. With an investigation looming, the university clarified that the political science professors […]

The accrediting organization for the University of Florida has taken preliminary steps that could lead to a probe into whether the university faces “non-compliance issues” over its decision to block three professors from serving as expert witnesses in a high-profile voting rights lawsuit.

The university clarified that the political science professors would be allowed to testify as plaintiffs’ witnesses if they don’t get paid or use school resources.

KISSIMMEE, Fla. — On a sweaty recent Thursday afternoon, Alex Berrios was instructing his team on how to get people to register to vote. Extend your hand, he said; it makes folks more likely to stop. Smile a lot, that works, too. But immediately take no for an answer so you don’t seem too pushy. Berrios, co-founder of a new nonprofit, Mi Vecino, or “My Neighbor” has a lot riding on developing the right pitch. His group, which works out of a cramped office in the shadow of Di...