By Jessica Garrison and Rachel Uranga, LA Times A day after President Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on three of the country’s biggest trading partners, many California farmers, who produce the largest share of the nation’s food, […]
By Elaine Kamarck and William A. Galston, Brookings President Trump began his first address to Congress by stirring up the culture wars. Early on and in quick succession, he bragged about making English the official […]
Media framing of racial issues has changed since the George Floyd protests. By Erika Franklin Fowler and Neil Lewis Jr., 538 Almost five years ago, in the immediate aftermath of the murder of George Floyd, […]
By John King, CNN Take a ride with David Hayes around his Colorado ranch and you learn right away he is a feisty, funny guy. “I tried farming for a while,” he told a visitor. […]
Instead of cutting back on undocumented immigrants, the new administration will be forced to provide more visas to keep food flowing to stores. This article was produced in collaboration with the Food & Environment Reporting […]
The Arizona senator said he’s breaking with a party that’s “largely out of touch with where your average Latino is.” By Daniella Diaz, POLITICO Ruben Gallego didn’t run to be the next John McCain or Kyrsten Sinema […]
By Rafael Bernal, The Hill Latino Democrats, under new management for the 119th Congress, are looking to flex their muscle under a razor-thin Republican House majority that could make or break President-elect Trump’s immigration agenda. Last […]
By Alex Gonzalez The argument by some immigration activists and “experts” that Democrats “gave up” on immigration is both dishonest and unfair. Democrats presented a balanced immigration message in 2024, emphasizing border security alongside a […]
Vice president underperformed typical Democrat in most states, VAR metric shows. By Nathan L. Gonzales, Inside Elections In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory last month, Democrats are still searching for answers to key questions, […]
Many say they expect the president will support their workforce needs, either through a robust legalization program for workers already here or by leaving farms be and focusing enforcement elsewhere. By Jessica Garrison and Rebecca Plevin, […]
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