Silvia Foster-Frau

About 30 percent of Latino adults are not religiously affiliated, a dramatic increase from just 10 percent in 2010, a new Pew Research Center report found.

Since the mass killing in Allen, Tex., Latino residents say they’ve been grappling with the shooter’s identity and discussing racism within their own community.

The city known for its Black culture is now majority Latino. But its leadership remains largely Black. A group of Latino vaqueros want to change that.

The Chumash tribe’s fight for federal protection is emblematic of the struggle many Indigenous people face as they attempt to reclaim pieces of their heritage.

Maine does not require permits to carry concealed guns, nor does it mandate background checks for private gun sales.

Photos, videos and personal accounts show how the AR-15 has given assailants the power to instantly turn everyday gathering places into zones of gruesome violence.

A lawsuit in Dodge City, Kansas highlights a method of election local government that some experts say diminishes minority representation

After repeated violations, the state has stepped in -- but the problems are a reminder that safe water is not available to all Americans

Without a national mandate to test school drinking water for lead, U.S. children are often exposed to lead in their school drinking water.

An estimated 43 million Americans get water from wells they own. Should government require them to test and treat their water?