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Latinos Are Shaping the Future of the United States

  The Latino community is becoming increasingly important to the economy, culture, and politics of the United States. Today, more than 55 million people—almost one-fifth of the U.S. population—are Hispanic, two-thirds of whom are of Mexican origin. Latinos in the United States are reaching new heights in educational attainment, making... Leer más

La Fed prohíbe los préstamos de emergencia a bancos individuales

La Reserva Federal (Fed) ha adoptado una nueva regulación por la que prohíbe la concesión de préstamos de emergencia a bancos si hay menos de cinco entidades con problemas. La Fed sí está autorizada a actuar en un escenario más amplio, que afecte al menos a cinco bancos. De esta... Leer más

As Cruz gains, GOP senators rally for Rubio

Ted Cruz has built his Senate career and presidential campaign on his willingness to stick it to the Republican establishment. And now that he’s gaining momentum in the primary, his many GOP nemeses in Congress are returning the favor by quietly coalescing behind Marco Rubio. Senior Republican senators who’ve clashed... Leer más

GOP rhetoric on Muslims seen as having little cost

Some leading Republican presidential candidates seem to view Muslims as fair game for increasingly harsh words they might use with more caution against any other group for fear of the political cost. So far, that strategy is winning support from conservatives influential in picking the nominee. Many Republicans are heartened... Leer más

The GOP’s identity-politics crisis: Holding race-card aces but loath to play them

Juan Rodriguez, a Colombian immigrant and Republican businessman in Des Moines, is on a mission to persuade his employees, nearly all Hispanic Democrats, to elect a president from what they think of as the party of white guys. This year, with three minorities among the top four GOP contenders, Rodriguez... Leer más

Mental health bill collides with guns — again

A sweeping mental health overhaul cast as a congressional response to gun violence is running afoul of … gun control. Which is precisely what happened the most recent time lawmakers tried to pass mental health legislation, after the 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre in Newtown, Connecticut. The spate of mass... Leer más

A Wealthy Governor and His Friends Are Remaking Illinois

The richest man in Illinois does not often give speeches. But on a warm spring day two years ago, Kenneth C. Griffin, the billionaire founder of one of the world’s largest hedge funds, rose before a black-tie dinner of the Economic Club of Chicago to deliver an urgent plea to... Leer más

Jeb Bush: Trump is ‘uninformed’ and ‘preying on people’s fears’

Donald Trump is «uninformed» — but would be a better president than Hillary Clinton, according to GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush. Bush, knocked off the top of the Republican pack earlier this year by Trump, made the comments about the business mogul on Sunday on CBS’s «Face the Nation» in... Leer más

Hillary Clinton to unveil major jobs and infrastructure spending proposal

Hillary Clinton will unveil the largest plank of her economic agenda in the coming weeks, proposing hundreds of billions of dollars in spending, primarily on infrastructure projects, according to campaign aides. At a campaign event in Boston on Sunday, Clinton will preview her infrastructure proposal, and over the course of... Leer más

GOP contenders nearly silent on Colorado Springs shooting

The Republican presidential field, which for much of the year has been full-throated in its denunciations of Planned Parenthood, has been nearly silent about the shooting in Colorado at one of its facilities that left a police officer and two others dead. In contrast, all three of the leading Democratic... Leer más

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