Mitt Romney Debt Speech Ignores Key Facts

WASHINGTON (AP) — When Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney decried the "prairie fire" of U.S. debt Tuesday, he ignored some of the sparks that set it ablaze.

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Univision, ABC News to team up on English-language network targeting Hispanics

Univision News is teaming with ABC News to create a new English-language television news network aimed at tapping the growing Hispanic market in the United States, the two networks announced Monday. The new network, which has not yet been named, will be the first English-langu …

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Strike Two: FEC Questions Donations to Marco Rubio's PAC

Sen. Marco Rubio has lost no time paying an $8,000 civil penalty to the Federal Election Commission for taking campaign donations beyond the legal limit in his 2010 Senate race. But the Florida Republican’s disputes with the agency may not be over. The FEC has  …

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'I don't promise you a big salary, I promise you a permanent job' - Amid soaring unemployment, Spanish Catholic Church begins priest recruitment campaign

Spain has Europe's highest unemployment rate, with nearly 1 in 4 people out of work. The country has dipped back into recession, and layoffs are on the rise. But there's one organization there that's still hiring: the Catholic Church. A group of bishops has launched a savvy ca …

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CNN Gives Racist Immigrant Basher a Platform

As the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments this week concerning Arizona’s controversial immigration law, a racist patriarch of the anti-immigrant movement once again found a mainstream platform for his hate-filled, conspiracy-mongering extremism. CNN posted a report th …

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Hurt by Arizona immigration law, Hispanics organize

Arizona landscaper Jose Acosta says he has been pulled over by police in the Mexico border state three or four times for tailgating or driving with a chipped windshield. But really, he believes, it is because of the color of his skin. "They see me brown. They'll pull me over a …

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Arizona's immigration law before SCOTUS this week in case which weighs states' powers and has ramifications for election-year politics

A clash over immigration law will go before the U.S. Supreme Court this week, pitting the state of Arizona against President Barack Obama in a case with election-year political ramifications for him and Republican rival Mitt Romney. In its second-biggest case this term, the co …

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Official Who Banned Mexican-American Studies in Tucson Targets Colleges - COLORLINES

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How Unequal Pay Is Even More Unequal For Women in Certain Groups

Women make less by industry: Women tend to work in lower-paying industries: 68 percent of jobs in education are held by women, as are 78 percent of health and social assistance jobs. But even within those industries where they are the vast majority of employees, women are paid  …

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Arizona extremist nativists Jan Brewer and Russell Pearce endorse Mitt Romney

Now that Romney has secured the endorsement of nativist and Tea Party extremist Russell Pearce, he is joined by our whacky State Governor — Jan Brewer.

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