A text up for approval by the Texas state board of education would, for the first time, feature Tejanos. But the book is mired with inaccuracies

In an increasingly divided election season, Enough Sanders Spam welcomes people from all parties, as long as they make fun of Bernie Sanders fans

Ted Cruz and Fiorina are university-bred titans who excel at academic theory, but they are out of their depth when it comes to relating to other people

In Texas and other states nationwide, it keeps getting harder to cast a ballot even though technology should make it a breeze

White Catholic voters have been identified as a swing voting group in American politics. One false move against the Pope and their favor could be lost

Hillary Clinton is in the lead in polling for the next Democratic caucus, but there are a lot more young Latino voters now than there were last time around

The long-term effects of low-income Americans living without access to healthcare services because of political agendas will continue

He was elected to represent Texas, including its southern border, yet he rarely shows his face there while campaigning for more security and a wall

He’s not ‘one of the guys’ on the trail, but he also didn’t seem to belong in the Ivy League – or even among politicos

Frivolous political posturing to build a brand or make a political point burns hours and tax dollars that could be used to actually fix things

Our collective addiction to precise, instant gratification is causing a polarized political system where nobody listens and nothing gets accomplished

Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz are Cuban Americans, but most American Hispanics are Mexican. The two nationalities have had vastly different immigrant experiences

At the University of Texas at Austin some still remember the 1966 mass school shooting. Their pleas for gun control have been ignored

We’ll discount an entire civil rights movement if we don’t agree with its tactics, even though that goes counter to helping make change

A health insurance disparity existed before the Affordable Care Act, and the government should have seen that as evidence of a need to work differently

She has more in common with Donald Trump, whom she tried to scold on The View, than the Latino immigrants she was ostensibly defending

Cindy Casares: The new face of American immigration is under 18 and housed in a for-profit prison facility

Cindy Casares: Conservatives and the US supreme court like to mess with minorities. But that doesn’t mean we won’t fight for our most basic right