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Keldy Mabel Gonzáles Brebe de Zúniga was separated from her children when she arrived in the U.S. from Honduras, but she was recently reunited with them. → Read More
The biggest lie of the Trump administration is that the greatest threat to the U.S. came from outside, rather than from within. → Read More
Sen. Susan Collins of Maine is up for re-election in 2020, and Sara Gideon is running to be the Democratic candidate to take her on. Gideon’s foray into electoral politics began less than a decade ago, when the mother of three came home to an… → Read More
The mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, Carmen Yulín Cruz, rose to national prominence in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. Her media savvy, especially the television appearances in which she donned a black T-shirt with the white letters, “HELP US,… → Read More
On Tuesday, Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Kamala Harris unveiled a teacher pay plan that would give America’s public school teachers a big raise, marking the first major policy rollout of her campaign. The proposal calls for federal and state… → Read More
Patrisse Cullors is an organizer, artist, and freedom fighter. In 2013, following the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin, Patrisse co-founded Black Lives Matter. As the movement to combat anti-Black racism grew, Patrisse's… → Read More
When Jackie Cruz shows up at our Bustle studio, she greets every staff member with a big hug. We’ve been trying to find a date to get together for months, which is challenging when you’re as busy as Jackie Cruz. Orange Is the New Black is entering it… → Read More
As a television host at a channel aimed at Latinx TV viewers, I interviewed a lot of Latina celebrities and newsmakers. In on-air interviews, we’d talk about their recent projects and the issues they were passionate about, and then, after the lights … → Read More
Chelsea*, a 26-year-old nursing assistant and single mother in Pennsylvania, is one of the 42 million Americans who benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the national program formerly known as food stamps, that provides … → Read More
Luz has cared for Amy's young children for two years.* But after Donald Trump's election, the relationship between the two women changed. Their conversations shifted from the kids' favorite toys and bedtimes, to discussions about immigration and the … → Read More
This week, Congress will determine the fate of hundreds of thousands of young immigrants who came to the United States as minors, known as DREAMers. In September, the Trump administration announced that it was ending Deferred Action for Childhood Arr… → Read More
From the Women’s March to the #MeToo Movement, this year women drove monumental change. They organized in Facebook groups, on Twitter, and in protests across the country, redefining what activism looks like in the 21st century. Countless women came f… → Read More
“African American women are the backbone of the Democratic Party,” an ecstatic Tom Perez, chair of the Democratic National Committee, said not once, but twice on a press call Wednesday. Perez was stating the undeniable: 98 percent of black women vote… → Read More
In 2034, don’t be surprised if Alyssa Milano runs for U.S. Senate. But right now, the actor and activist is fending off attacks from the Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai. How does a celebrity tick off the head of a massive governme… → Read More
Lys Isma has an organic chemistry final on Wednesday. Any other week, that might be the biggest source of stress for the 22-year-old Haitian immigrant and college student, but this week, her life has been turned upside down. On Monday, the Department… → Read More
Alicia Menendez is an anchor and special correspondent for Fusion, where she covers stories at the intersection of politics and pop culture. Named "Broadcast Journalism's New Gladiator" by Elle Magazine, and "Ms. Millennial" by The Washington Post, Alicia has emerged as one of the most influential voices of her generation. Originally from Union City, NJ, Alicia graduated from Harvard College… → Read More
Though women will still be woefully underrepresented in both chambers, 2016 may see historically high numbers of women in both the House and Senate. → Read More
In 2014, 17,000 girls between ages 10 and 19 become pregnant in Guatemala, 5,000 of which were under the age of 15. → Read More
Before we even sat down for our interview with Jake Dell, the youngest-ever owner of Katz’s Deli, he had one question: “You a pastrami or corned beef kind of girl?” And that’s Jake Dell in a sentence. → Read More
This may sound a little fishy, but according to a recent <a href="http://www.vice.com/read/inside-the-uks-lucrative-world-of-trading-in-haunted-dolls-245" target="_blank">article in Vice UK</a>, there’s a lucrative market on eBay for haunted dolls. → Read More