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Trump in trouble on immigration, as signature issue turns deadlyDonald Trump's immigration crackdown across the United States is the signature issue of his second term -- but deadly violence in Minneapol...- Latinos report growing pessimism under Trump's administration, finds new survey; Major disapproval against US immigration and economic policiesA recent Pew Research Center survey reveals a significant increase in pessimism among Latinos regarding their personal situations and the n...
- Is America’s anti-immigrant fever finally starting to break?A new poll reveals that most Americans view immigration positively. Support for Trump's restrictive immigration policies is declining. Even...
- Trump's immigration rhetoric makes inroads with some Democrats. That could be a concern for BidenIn his speeches and online posts, Trump has ramped up anti-immigrant rhetoric, casting migrants as dangerous criminals "poisoning the blood...
- Wesleyan University joins small group of elite American colleges banning legacy admissionsThe decision by Wesleyan, which has about 3,200 undergraduates, could be easier than for other universities, including Harvard and Yale, th...
- Harvard challenged for discriminating against Blacks, Hispanics and Asians to favor children of alumniThree Boston-area groups requested that the Education Department review the practice, saying the college's admissions policies discriminate...
- Black, Hispanic investors struggle with faith in cryptoCryptocurrency's recent meltdown has sparked a debate between those who still believe in its future and those who see it as a risky and unp...
- Black, Hispanic investors struggle with faith in cryptoOnly a small minority of the US population owns cryptocurrency, but adoption increased during the COVID-19 pandemic as low interest rates m...
- Facebook sees massive drop in teen usage in last 7 yearsThe share of teens who use Facebook has dropped from 71% in 2014-15 to 32% now, with TikTok replacing it as the most popular platform among...
- Texas results hint GOP's gains among Hispanic votersThe recent polling in the Texas primary, which had nearly 1,100 Hispanic people voting, is emerging as an enduring political trend and a th...
- Is marriage always the ideal? New trend shows the married may soon be minority as more people choose not to say 'I do'The stigma of being unmarried is also losing its grip, as it should.
- View: A frank opinion on opinion pollsOne would expect some pollsters to underestimate one party’s eventual result while others to overestimate it. Instead, opinion polls are of...
- Hillary Clinton's immigration challenge: Proving she's not ObamaAsked how she would get immigration reform passed, Clinton said she would start working early with Congress and that the political landscap...
- Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump by 9 points: SurveyAccording to survey results, just 27 per cent of Americans say the campaign is "focused on important policy debates", which is seven points...
- Under Barack Obama's new immigration rules, upto 1,70,000 illegal Indians in US will benefitThe new rules give protection from deportation to parents of US citizens and green card holders who have been in the country since Jan 1, 2...
- Microsoft's Cortana to soon start imitating human pollstersMicrosoft's entry into surveys could become another step in the polling field's journey away from random-digit dialing of landline telephon...
- National Foundation for American Policy moots entry of more H1B professionalsUS policy body is advocating entry of more H1B visa professionals in US, based on performance of H1B visa professionals' children.
- Immigrants gain jobs in US, native-born lose: StudyEven though the jobs situation looks better for immigrants, they have a long way to go before they fully recover from the effects of recess...
- Illegal immigration declines as US economy faltersIllegal immigration, which has sparked political and social turmoil in communities across the US, is on the wane, according to an independe...
- Majority of Americans believe Obama will win election: pollA majority of Americans believe that Democratic candidate Barack Obama will win the presidential election against Republican hopeful John M...
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