After the 2024 election, the Republican Party claimed that Latino voters had shifted dramatically to the right. We’ll hear from one GOP consultant who says the reality is more complicated. Plus, the lasting legacy of a controversial orphan train.
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KJZZPresident Donald Trump signed the "Big Beautiful Bill" on July 4, including many of his policy priorities such as more money for immigration enforcement and making permanent tax cuts approved during his first term. -
Gage Skidmore/CC BY 2.0Arizona Supreme Court Justice Clint Bolick is speaking out about “deeply disturbing” attacks on the judicial branch in this country that, he says, are largely coming from the Trump administration. -
Rob Olivera/CC BY 2.0CPAC Latino took place in Miami late last month. It’s an offshoot of sorts of CPAC, or the Conservative Political Action Committee. But, there were some differences between this event and the original. -
Lori Halfhide/National Orphan Train ComplexIn the early 20th century, New York City faced an epidemic of abandoned babies, while mining communities lacked resources to keep babies alive. A Catholic charity in New York ran “orphan trains.” -
Amber Favela/KJZZEarlier this year, Trump announced, and then quickly paused a range of tariffs on a number of countries. July 9 marks a deadline to impose tariffs and to agree on new trade deals. -
storyblocks.comArizona is in the process of looking for a new poet laureate. Alberto Rios was the first person to serve in that role — his term ended last year.
