Documenting the Human Toll of the "War on Drugs"

Launch of On-Line Resource to Provide Information, Analysis, and Testimonies of Failed Drug Policies in Latin America and Reform Efforts

Spoil yourself... in an Affordable Way

July is the third annual spa Month and you can enjoy some of the best spas in America for only $99

Obama Administration Considers Bypassing Congress on Immigration Reform

The most powerful man in Miami

Wifredo Ferrer, the highly accomplished son of Cuban exiles, has been sworn in as the new United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida.

Undersea Afterlife

As cremation catches on, the Neptune Society is hoping to break into the Hispanic market, which until recently shunned incinerating loved ones, due mostly to traditional religious and cultural beliefs

Undersea Afterlife

As cremation catches on, the Neptune Society is hoping to break into the Hispanic market, which until recently shunned incinerating loved ones, due mostly to traditional religious and cultural beliefs

The Gulf Oil Spill: Up Close and Personal

Visiting Louisiana to experience the effects of the disaster first-hand brings emotion, and resolve

Brookings: Miami one of the worst hit by recession

In a report released Tuesday, the Brookings Institution ranked South Florida as one of the worst performing metropolitan areas in the country, based on unemployment, real estate values and "gross metropolitan product."

America needs Affordable Internet, says former Miami mayor Manny Diaz

While the gap is closing in our country the fact remains that latinos continue to suffer from economic inequalities.