*Millions of Families Affected by Possible Government Shutdown
*Biden Asked to Extend Work Permits to More Immigrants
*Mexican Doctors Arrive to Fill Gap in California’s Spanish-language Care

*Agreement to Avoid Government Shutdown Hangs in the Balance
*Urge to Ratify Historic Commitment to Protect One-Third of the Planet
*San Antonio Celebrates Life of Civil Rights Pioneer

*Biden Impeachment Investigation Complicates Budget Talks
*Wage Theft Contributes to Rise in Homelessness in Los Angeles
*Voices of Exile Ring Out Half a Century After Chile’s Coup

*Stakes High in Final Stretch to Pass Farm Bill
*Latino Families Who Don’t Renew Medi-Cal in Time Risk Losing Coverage
*Tribute to Bill Richardson, a Powerful Voice for Latinos

*Federal Payment Plan Underway to Lower Student Debt
*Latinos Highly Concerned about Environmental Degradation and Ocean Health
*Pioneering System Designed to Filter Toxic Indoor Air from Forest Fires

*Candidates Pledge Hard-Line Immigration Policies in First Republican Debate
*Thousands of Farm Workers Stricken After Tropical Storm Hilary
*High Hopes for Guatemalan President-Elect Bernardo Arevalo

*Trump Indicted for a Fourth Time, Now Through a Law Targeting Mobsters
*Why Does Los Angeles’ Homelessness Crisis Continue Unabated?
*Guatemala’s Presidential Election Campaigns Closed in Turmoil

*Legislative Debate Over Immigration Moves to Mexico Border
*Latino Environmentalists in Arizona Weigh Biden’s Environmental Measures
*Latinos, the New Face of the Deadly Fentanyl Overdose Crisis

*Donald Trump Arrested Again, Charged With Conspiracy to Overturn Election
*A Month After the Application of Harsh Immigration Law, Tense Calm in Florida
*Texas Lawmaker on ‘Thirst Strike’ to Demand Heat Wave Protection for Workers

*Legal Dispute Over Floating Barriers Wire Wall in Rio Grande River
*Can Universities Maintain Student Diversity Without Affirmative Action?
*Susana Cordova Becomes First Latina to Head Colorado’s Educational System