First Latino Running for Lt Governor in PA to visit Pittsburgh this Friday
Ray Sosa, candidate for Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor, will be visiting the city of Pittsburgh on Friday, February 25. According to … Read More
Ray Sosa, candidate for Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor, will be visiting the city of Pittsburgh on Friday, February 25. According to … Read More
By Christopher Cornejo, U. of Pittsburgh Student and Journalism Intern for Presente Magazine Norman Bristol Colón is a trailblazer in the Pennsylvania … Read More
President Joe Biden has said his administration will appeal the ruling, and the U.S. Supreme Court ultimately could take the case.
After a canceled 2020 affair, the PA Latino Convention is scheduled for a robust 2021 event in Reading, PA the … Read More
A North Carolina High School failed to present Ever Lopez with his diploma after he draped a Mexican flag over … Read More
For most, U.S. citizenship is the gateway to a better life full of opportunity. Making it easier for undocumented immigrants to become citizens would not only be beneficial for those immigrants but Americans as a whole.
By mid-afternoon, the Capitol was under siege from all directions by an overwhelmingly White mob carrying Trump flags, Confederate flags and U.S. flags that stormed the grand stairways to the Capitol …
Republican leaders who have called into question the integrity of the election said objections should be handled peacefully and denounced violence at the U.S. Capitol.
With a new administration in the White House, international students could face a new era, though many are weighing whether the turmoil of the last four years means there is a better future outside of the U.S.
Here’s a look at four causes that brought Pennsylvanians to the streets in 2020.
While Pennsylvania already conducts post-election audits, Republicans say they will launch hearings to investigate the election.
Citing an August report by Spotlight PA that documented the mental and academic impact of ongoing racism at schools in the system, known as PASSHE, state Sen. Art Haywood criticized administrators and state leadership for failing to take meaningful action.