WASHINGTON, D.C. — What seemed almost impossible, according to most polls, has happened: Donald Trump is president of the United States.
Trump Is President, But He’s Still Wrong
Trump Is Not My Boss
It happened again: During a recent news conference, Donald Trump attacked a journalist who was trying to ask a question. In a matter of days, Trump will become the nation’s 45th president. But he still doesn’t seem to understand that we journalists don’t answer to him.
Obama’s Latino Legacy
President Obama’s legacy for the Latino community is deeply conflicted.
Outlasting a Dictator
MIAMI — Many times during the 30 years that I’ve lived in Miami, I’ve heard that Cuban dictator Fidel Castro was dead. In fact, Castro died two or three times a year, on average. Rumors would spread; I would get calls and texts about his death. These reports, of course, always turned out to be false.
What if Trump Deports Me?
That’s the question that millions of undocumented immigrants in the United States are now asking themselves. The fear is understandable. The Hispanic community is responding to months of Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric on the campaign trail.
Jorge Ramos: Surprise Us, Mr. Trump. Show Us Your Big Heart.
Act on immigration first, please.
The Dreamers are, in fact, the leaders of a new immigration movement. The strategy of their parents was to hide and be silent; theirs is to be openly proud of who they are and to be in your face.
No, Mr. Trump.
This isn’t the column I had planned to write this week. We got it wrong about Donald Trump.
Leopoldo Lopez: Imprisoned, But Not Silent
Some books are written with ink on paper; others, on laptops. But a new book by the Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López was partly written on skin.
War Is Easy
“In this war, there were neither winners nor losers,” said Timochenko, one of the leaders of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, after a peace deal was announced this summer between FARC and the Colombian government.
Appeasing Trump
President Enrique Peña Nieto is solely responsible for Donald Trump’s recent visit to Mexico, and he alone should shoulder the consequences. The president’s advisers may counsel him, but he ultimately makes the decisions.