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Florida accounts for nearly 10% of the 4 million-plus confirmed cases of Coronavirus nationwide. As the state grapples with a growing rate of infection, experts warn Miami has become an epicenter of the pandemic in the U.S. For a state deeply divided over the politics of mask wearing, the record numbers tell the story.
Climate change migration has already started, and it could drive a massive exodus from Central America over the next few decades — unless these folks are able to stop it.
Trump confused everyone on Sunday when he lashed out at his favorite wall-building company for allegedly trying to embarrass him with a stretch of wall build precariously close to the Rio Grande river banks, and which “perhsps [sic] it now doesn’t even work,” per Trump’s tweet.
The legend is back on the big screen. Netflix has premiered a documentary on the life of Walter Mercado, who we sat with just a few months before his passing. Here is what he told us about his life and legacy.
They make for strange friends, but Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and U.S. President Donald Trump had nothing but nice things to say about each during a meeting today in Washington, D.C.
For Independence Day, a group of 80 artists are calling for an end of migrant facilities across the country. Their collaborative work, In Plain Sight, draws attention from these shelters to the skies with a unique art perspective.
The rising price of meat during the coronavirus pandemic has pushed some consumers to buy meat alternatives. With the July Fourth holiday ahead, we give you an inside look at how one company is making a meatless burger they claim is just as meaty and juicy as what you would expect at any BBQ.
Musician Jessie Reyez is bearing witness to a revolution and releasing new work that reflects her belief that to create a just future, we must know our past.
Danish artist and former rapper Thomas Dambo constructs gigantic trolls out of recycled and repurposed wood and displays them around the world. His goal is to help people reconnect with the natural world while inspiring them to think of trash as a resource.
As demonstrations against racism and police violence enter their second month, many are wondering what America should look like after the protests. Delrish Moss, the Ex-Chief of Police in Ferguson, Missouri, is a law enforcement veteran who says the protests can serve as a lesson to police.