Latino Voices
The economic and social upheaval caused by COVID-19 is prompting bishops to relax a Lenten rule.
Two dozen senators urged the Trump administration to not forget domestic violence survivors as the government addresses the pandemic.
No partners. No doulas. Giving birth alone is hardly what these women had in mind.
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“Since the government’s not doing their job, we the people have to take power into our own hands,” said a mother occupying one state-owned property.
The coronavirus pandemic has reminded me of an important life lesson: Self-compassion is crucial.
He is suspected of protecting organized crime and aiding the attack.
The disability community is educating the public with the hashtag #YouMightBeAbleistIf.
A spokesman said the Anti-Defamation League will aid in Holocaust-related training after cadets were fired for making a Nazi salute.
Trainees and staffers with a state agency gave the salute in a class photo, saying they were honoring an instructor.
The House Oversight Committee wrote letters demanding documents from the Department of Homeland Security on migrant deaths in ICE and CBP custody.
The committee will attempt to root all political gestures out of the 2020 Games in Tokyo.
Donald Trump is launching "Evangelicals for Trump” at a Miami megachurch on Friday, days after Christianity Today denounced him in an editorial.
HuffPost got a first look at the Spanish American singer-songwriter's new video, which she sees as a message to her inner critic.
Wise, a subject of Ava Duvernay's "When They See Us," was exonerated in 2002 after serving 14 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit.
The Democratic hopeful let go of his presidential aspirations for now.
"The First Temptation of Christ," a comedy which depicts Jesus returning home on his 30th birthday, has been deemed blasphemous by a number of critics.
I wake up each morning petrified about who or what he might encounter, and I go to sleep thanking God he returned to me and our daughter.
The number of female characters in box office hits reached a “recent historic high,” according to an annual study, but women of color are making fewer gains.
The satirical Porta dos Fundos show doesn't have the "magic power" to undermine an over 2,000-year-old religion, Brazil's Supreme Court president wrote.
Some are concerned about tourism dropping to the island, much like it did after Hurricane Maria in 2017.