He Told His Mother “No Tears.” Seventy-Five Years Later, the Mexican-American Soldier Finally Came Home
Three days before one of the worst battles of the Korean War, 19-year-old Celestino Chavez Jr. wrote home to his […]
Three days before one of the worst battles of the Korean War, 19-year-old Celestino Chavez Jr. wrote home to his […]
Colorado school officials had an interesting argument in 1914. They were not segregating Mexican-American children by race. Why? Because Mexicans
Congress Thought New Mexico Was Too Mexican to Become a State When the United States took control of New Mexico
Arizona Became a State — Then It Found a Way to Keep Mexican Americans From Voting Arizona became the 48th
In San Bernardino, California, Mexican Americans helped pay for the city’s public swimming pool with their taxes. But they were
Massachusetts is a high-immigrant state controlled by Democrats. Republicans have spent years warning Americans that immigrants are bringing crime. So,
Alex Mealer’s Platform Has One Big Problem: Reality Alexandra Mealer is not hiding what she wants to be. Her campaign
Every election season, political campaigns repeat the ritual. Volunteers gather at headquarters, get voter lists, and head into neighborhoods to
As of 6:30 a.m. Central, these are the strongest national-reading signals I’m seeing — not an exact traffic ranking:
Once a thief, always a thief? Sticky-finger Paxton, a pen, a wife- keep your eyes on him. Ken Paxton has
Help Us — or Stop Taking Our Money Washington wants the states to handle more disasters. Our investigation found states
Donald Trump made Americans a very simple promise. On the day he returned to the White House, January 20, 2025,
Look at the babies in the illustration. They are in diapers because some children caught in America’s immigration detention system
I have finally figured out Donald Trump. Mark Twain has come back from the dead. Not literally, of course. I
https://indd.adobe.com/view/6d07a0b2-1d37-43ad-b959-51fa09bfaf97 They Were Already Americans Company E, the Mexican-American Texans Who Went to War The 141st Infantry Regiment — “First
When do we lose the hyphen? One of the Twenty-Seven When the survivors of Company E answered roll call after