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Ice Cream, Luxury Hotels, Jets: How Kamala Harris' Campaign Cost $12 Million
The Kamala Harris campaign also funnelled $5.6 million to various left-leaning advocacy groups, including Voto Latino, Make the Road Action Fund, and Al Sharpton's National Action Network.
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Trump's Madison Square Garden Rally Features Crude, Racial Insults; Venue Once Saw Pro-Nazi Rally
As hordes of supporters gathered at the Madison Square Garden, former president Donald Trump and an armada of 29 speakers rained insults on Kamala Harris, Latinos and Puerto Ricans at a 'Make America Great Again' rally.
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Trump Targets Latino Voters As Race With Harris Enters Final Two Weeks
One of the tightest US election races of modern times enters its final, two-week stretch Tuesday, with Republican Donald Trump making a special pitch to Latino voters as Democratic rival Kamala Harris sits down for a national network interview.
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"Saying What Was Reported": Trump Stands By Claims Of Immigrants Eating Pets
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Wednesday stood by debunked claims that immigrants in Ohio were eating pets, telling Latino voters during a town hall he was "just saying what was reported."
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Trump Stands By False Claims Of Haitian Immigrants Eating Pets
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Wednesday stood by debunked claims that immigrants in Ohio were eating pets, telling Latino voters during a town hall he was "just saying what was reported."
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Joe Biden's Covid Case Delivers Latest Blow to Hard-Luck Campaign
President Joe Biden's hopes of counter-programming the Republican National Convention were dashed Wednesday after he learned he had contracted COVID-19, forcing him to cancel an appearance before a key Latino advocacy group.
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Baltimore Tragedy Highlights Role Of Migrants In US Workforce
The death of six Latino workers who were fixing potholes when a Baltimore bridge collapsed highlights the crucial role immigrants play in keeping America running, say advocates.
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Influencer Gets 90 Days In Jail For Falsely Accusing Couple Of Attempting To Kidnap Her Children
The 30-year-old influencer accused a Latino couple of kidnapping her children outside a craft store in Petaluma, Calif.
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Alejandro Mayorkas Confirmed As First Latino To Head US Homeland Security
The US Senate on Tuesday confirmed Cuban-born Alejandro Mayorkas as the next secretary of homeland security, the first Hispanic and first immigrant to lead the department that oversees immigration and border issues.
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California Secretary Of State Alex Padilla To Replace Kamala Harris In US Senate
Alex Padilla was named Tuesday as Vice President-elect Kamala Harris' replacement in the US Senate, becoming the first Latino to represent California in the nation's upper house.
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Joe Biden Picks California Lawyer Xavier Becerra As Health Secretary: Report
Joe Biden plans to nominate California attorney general Xavier Becerra for secretary of health and human services, which would add another Latino member to the president-elect's increasingly diverse cabinet, US media reported Sunday.
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Biden Picks Secretary Of State, People For Top Cabinet, White House Posts
US President-elect Joe Biden announced on Monday key figures for his cabinet, picking longtime foreign policy advisor Antony Blinken to be his secretary of state and former US chief diplomat John Kerry as his special climate envoy.
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Nearly A Fifth Of US COVID-19 Vaccine Enrollees Are Black Or Latino
Nearly a fifth of 11,000 people enrolled so far in a 30,000-volunteer U.S. trial testing a COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer and German partner BioNTech are Black or Latino, groups among the hardest hit by the coronavirus virus pandemic, a top Pfizer executive said.
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"Can't Breathe": Video Of Another Death In US Police Custody Emerges
The chief of police in Tucson, Arizona on Wednesday offered to resign after he released a video showing the death of a Latino man who said "he could not breathe" as police handcuffed him and placed him face down on his stomach.
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Michael Bloomberg Sorry For "Stop And Frisk" Policy, Says "Was Wrong"
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg on Sunday walked back his longtime support for the controversial "stop and frisk" policing policy that disproportionately targeted black and Latino New Yorkers as he mulled jumping in the race for president.
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Ice Cream, Luxury Hotels, Jets: How Kamala Harris' Campaign Cost $12 Million
The Kamala Harris campaign also funnelled $5.6 million to various left-leaning advocacy groups, including Voto Latino, Make the Road Action Fund, and Al Sharpton's National Action Network.
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Trump's Madison Square Garden Rally Features Crude, Racial Insults; Venue Once Saw Pro-Nazi Rally
As hordes of supporters gathered at the Madison Square Garden, former president Donald Trump and an armada of 29 speakers rained insults on Kamala Harris, Latinos and Puerto Ricans at a 'Make America Great Again' rally.
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Trump Targets Latino Voters As Race With Harris Enters Final Two Weeks
One of the tightest US election races of modern times enters its final, two-week stretch Tuesday, with Republican Donald Trump making a special pitch to Latino voters as Democratic rival Kamala Harris sits down for a national network interview.
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"Saying What Was Reported": Trump Stands By Claims Of Immigrants Eating Pets
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Wednesday stood by debunked claims that immigrants in Ohio were eating pets, telling Latino voters during a town hall he was "just saying what was reported."
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Trump Stands By False Claims Of Haitian Immigrants Eating Pets
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Wednesday stood by debunked claims that immigrants in Ohio were eating pets, telling Latino voters during a town hall he was "just saying what was reported."
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Joe Biden's Covid Case Delivers Latest Blow to Hard-Luck Campaign
President Joe Biden's hopes of counter-programming the Republican National Convention were dashed Wednesday after he learned he had contracted COVID-19, forcing him to cancel an appearance before a key Latino advocacy group.
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Baltimore Tragedy Highlights Role Of Migrants In US Workforce
The death of six Latino workers who were fixing potholes when a Baltimore bridge collapsed highlights the crucial role immigrants play in keeping America running, say advocates.
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Influencer Gets 90 Days In Jail For Falsely Accusing Couple Of Attempting To Kidnap Her Children
The 30-year-old influencer accused a Latino couple of kidnapping her children outside a craft store in Petaluma, Calif.
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Alejandro Mayorkas Confirmed As First Latino To Head US Homeland Security
The US Senate on Tuesday confirmed Cuban-born Alejandro Mayorkas as the next secretary of homeland security, the first Hispanic and first immigrant to lead the department that oversees immigration and border issues.
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California Secretary Of State Alex Padilla To Replace Kamala Harris In US Senate
Alex Padilla was named Tuesday as Vice President-elect Kamala Harris' replacement in the US Senate, becoming the first Latino to represent California in the nation's upper house.
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Joe Biden Picks California Lawyer Xavier Becerra As Health Secretary: Report
Joe Biden plans to nominate California attorney general Xavier Becerra for secretary of health and human services, which would add another Latino member to the president-elect's increasingly diverse cabinet, US media reported Sunday.
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Biden Picks Secretary Of State, People For Top Cabinet, White House Posts
US President-elect Joe Biden announced on Monday key figures for his cabinet, picking longtime foreign policy advisor Antony Blinken to be his secretary of state and former US chief diplomat John Kerry as his special climate envoy.
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Nearly A Fifth Of US COVID-19 Vaccine Enrollees Are Black Or Latino
Nearly a fifth of 11,000 people enrolled so far in a 30,000-volunteer U.S. trial testing a COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer and German partner BioNTech are Black or Latino, groups among the hardest hit by the coronavirus virus pandemic, a top Pfizer executive said.
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"Can't Breathe": Video Of Another Death In US Police Custody Emerges
The chief of police in Tucson, Arizona on Wednesday offered to resign after he released a video showing the death of a Latino man who said "he could not breathe" as police handcuffed him and placed him face down on his stomach.
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Michael Bloomberg Sorry For "Stop And Frisk" Policy, Says "Was Wrong"
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg on Sunday walked back his longtime support for the controversial "stop and frisk" policing policy that disproportionately targeted black and Latino New Yorkers as he mulled jumping in the race for president.
