Global April 2019

WSU To Pay Up To $4.7M To Settle Lawsuit

WSU will be paying up to $4.7 million to settle a lawsuit involving the stolen data of 1.2 million people. The 2017 incident involved a hard drive being stolen from a self-storage locker.

Global April 2019

From Provost To Director; Top 4 Latest Jobs

The top 4 latest jobs on The Hispanic Outlook’s job board are from Texas A&M University Libraries, Broward College, Bucknell University, and Chatham University.

Legal April 2019

Citizenship Question On Census?

The Supreme Court will be hearing arguments this week on whether or not to add a citizenship question to the census for 2020.

Global April 2019

Trump Threatens To Send Soldiers To Border

Using Twitter President Trump made a new threat to send armed soldiers to the border. Recently, Trump backed off his previous threat to seal the border.

Global April 2019

Teen Accepted To 115 Colleges

Antoinette Love of New Orleans has been accept at all 115 college and universities that she applied to and has been offered a total of more than $3.7 million in scholarships.

Hispanic Community April 2019

Migrants Stage Mass Escape From Center

Cuban migrants staged the largest mass escape in recent memory from an immigration detention center in Mexico. There were at least 1,300 migrants involved who all fled on foot.

Global April 2019

Global Migrants' Journey Stalls In Mexico

Migrants fleeing from Bangladesh, Cameroon, Cuba, Haiti and Nigeria have found their journey has stalled in Tapachula, a city in southern Mexico.

Hispanic Community April 2019

Uprising In Venezuela

Unrest in Venezuela has reached a boiling point with Venezuela opposition leader Juan Guaidó took to the streets with heavily armed troops, calling for the ousting of Nicolas Maduro.

Arts and Media April 2019

Most Famous Hispanic Actress You Didn´t Know

Actress Helena Bonham Carter’s maternal grandfather was Eduardo Propper de Callejón, a Spanish diplomat stationed in France during World War II who helped refugees escape the Nazis.

Legal May 2019

Big Worry For College Scandal Suspects

In the latest development in the college admissions scandal, coaches and parents who have already pled guilty could lead to a large number of additional indictments.

Financing May 2019

Tax Breaks And Scholarships

A legislative debate is brewing regarding a bill seeking tax credits for residents of Nebraska who donate to specific groups that give scholarships to students at private schools.

Hispanic Community May 2019

Cuba Business Partners Can Now Be Sued

President Trump has activated a provision of the U.S. embargo on Cuba, which allows Americans to sue companies doing business in properties confiscated by Cuba’s government.

Global May 2019

Gabriel Iglesias To Oprah; Top 3 Stories

Celebrities like Gabriel Iglesias, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Oprah dominated the top trending stories on our Facebook page in April.

Global May 2019

Mother Says College Scammer Duped Her

In the latest on the college bribery scandal, one mother says she was lead to believe the $6.5 million she paid Rick Singer's foundation would help underprivileged students.

Hispanic Community May 2019

What's Next For Venezuela?

After two days of violence, Venezuela’s streets are calmer, but the political stalemate between President Nicolás Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaidó continues.