The Latino voter bloc flexed its political muscle in the 2008 and 2012 elections, but seems to still be an enigma to the presumed Democratic and Republican presidential nominees. With this in mind, The Huffington Post’s Latino Voices partnered with Twitter to launch the first installment of their

It has been a horrific week. On Tuesday, Alton Sterling was fatally shot and killed my police officers in Baton Rouge. On Wednesday, Philando Castile bled to death in his car after being shot by police while his girlfriend and her 4-year-old daughter looked on in helpless horror. On Thursday, five

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) was quick to blame Black Lives Matter protests for a shooting that killed five police officers and injured others in Dallas on Thursday.“I do blame people on social media, with their hatred toward police,” Patrick said on Fox News Friday. “I do blame, I saw [Rev.]

There’s a huge misconception that, when it comes to the Latino vote, the issues begin and end with immigration. But at Twitter’s #ElectionVoices talk on Thursday, hosted by HuffPost Latino Voices, it quickly became clear that Latinos across the United States are far more dynamic, diverse, and

Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh accused Black Lives Matter on Friday of being “a terrorist group,” claiming the activists are perpetuating a “war on cops” across the country.Limbaugh’s remarks came in response to Thursday’s deadly attack on police officers in Dallas. The “ambush-style”