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Cesar Chavez's legacy as a civil rights icon and labor leader is complex, inspiring many Latino leaders but also facing criticism. Explore his influence and lasting impact.

Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, asserted during a Senate hearing that only the president can determine what constitutes an imminent threat, a stance that has implications for Iran and other global issues.

As Republicans in Congress move to limit mail-in voting, Democrats vow to fight the added voting restrictions while some GOP members express concerns.

Ecuadorian authorities have arrested the notorious gang leader Lobo Menor, who is believed to be connected to the high-profile murder of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio.

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace is accused of complicating White House evacuation plans by conducting her own unauthorized Middle East rescue missions.

Labor activist Dolores Huerta speaks out about sexual abuse allegations against legendary UFW leader César Chávez, expanding on a New York Times investigation.

Sergey Brin donates $25M on top of $20M already given to Super PAC fighting California's proposed 5% wealth tax, as Google's ex-CEO Eric Schmidt also boosts funding.

As universities grapple with Cesar Chavez's legacy, the complex history behind his name on campus buildings sparks debates about social justice and identity.

New analysis reveals how recent attacks on Iran have inadvertently strengthened the country's ultraconservative faction, posing challenges for future diplomacy.

Dolores Huerta, a pioneering civil rights activist, has released a statement addressing the recent allegations of abuse against her longtime colleague and co-founder of the United Farm Workers, Cesar Chavez.