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The first election contests in the presidential races can make or break campaigns, but the lack of racial and economic diversity leaves Latinos out in the cold.

As we saw in last week’s Iowa caucuses and Tuesday’s primary in New Hampshire, presidential campaign fortunes can change quickly, breathing new life into some, and extinguishing the dreams of others.

Senator Marco Rubio was buoyed by his third place finish in Iowa but, after a bad performance in Saturday’s debate, finished fourth in New Hampshire and he now limps into South Carolina.

As the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos get ready for the 50th Super Bowl Game, some believe that football’s greatest days may be in the rear view mirror.
For several years now, critics have been raising concerns that football as a sport is too dangerous for kids to play, and now many are making the same arguments about full grown men. Too many cases of concussions, brain damage, and suicides among former players exist for us not to agree. All the glitz and glamor of the Super Bowl can’t mask the true impact of such a brutally physical game.

By Alexandra Mendoza

Alexandra Mendoza

Autoridades no encontraron indicios de algún tiroteo al interior del Centro Médico Naval de San Diego, tal y como un testigo reportó la mañana del martes.

“Hemos hecho numerosas revisiones en el sitio y hasta ahora, no tenemos nada que sustente dichos reportes”, declaró el Comandante, Curt Jones. “No hay heridos, ni nada en el edificio que indique que se hicieron disparos”.

El capitán de la zona enfatizó que dichos reportes se toman de manera muy seria, por lo que se hizo una revisión exhaustiva del sitio antes de permitir evacuaciones.

This Monday we celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day, commemorating the civic rights leader’s birthday with a national holiday, which to most people, unfortunately, really just means another day off from work or school.