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In 2005, Hispanic households saw an improvement in their income distribution last year, though the numbers and rate of growth still lag behind U.S. households overall.

One of the nation's most vexing public-health problems deepened last year as the number of Americans without health insurance jumped by 1.3 million to 46.6 million, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday.

Sara Martinez Tucker announced Tuesday that she will step down as president and CEO of the Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) at the end of September, based on the White House announcement that President George W. Bush intends to nominate her for Under Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education.

As Cuban leader Fidel Castro convalesces in Havana and brother Raul rules temporarily, experts say another man may hold Cuba's future in his hands: Hugo Chavez.

The new head of the Small Business Administration, a former Chicago-area executive at a decidedly big business, says his agency must do a better job of helping minority, rural and inner-city small companies grow.

Stung by election-year advertisements from both the Republican and Democratic parties that take swipes at immigrants, the president of the National Council of La Raza on Monday asked the parties to re-examine their tactics.

A coalition of Texas industry associations and businesses that depend heavily on immigrant labor are banding together to push for comprehensive immigration reform, including establishment of a guest worker program.

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Advertisers' efforts to reach Hispanic consumers are becoming more targeted, and language is a major factor. Advertisers spent more than $3.3 billion to market products to U.S. Hispanics in 2005, a 6.8 percent increase from 2004.

In preparation for November elections, political parties gamble on the strength of their immigration platforms.

Dr. John A. Garcia of the University of Arizona walks through the immigration debate, identifying key things to watch prior to the November elections.