They're the most dominant terms used to describe more than 65 million people who make up nearly 20% of the U.S. population: ...

Hispanic typically refers to people whose ancestors come from Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America, and Latino refers to people whose ancestors are any of the 22 countries and territories ...

The announcement by Latino Democrats adds to growing concern and criticism of the administration's policy to deport hundreds ...

Hispanic and Latino populations have increased diabetes and hypertension risks, influenced by acculturation and socioeconomic factors. The "Hispanic Mortality Paradox" shows better mortality ...