Michelle Riley-Brown, MHA, FACHE, will begin her new role as the president and CEO of Children’s National Hospital on July 1. She will succeed Kurt Newson, M.D. who will be retiring after 11 years in ...

In the United States, we are fortunate to have been granted the right to speak our mind freely and openly, thanks to the First Amendment. This amendment also allows us to express our religion, to ...

The Texas House of Representatives, also called Texas’ Lower House is up for grabs going into November, as Democrats hope to flip it for the first time in almost 20 years. It is the Lower House that ...

It was a club-like atmosphere with a roaring crowd at The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA on Election Night, Nov. 8, as former Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro defeated his ...

Journalists love statistics. We can say: More than 195,000 Hispanic/Latino men in the United States and Puerto Rico face AIDS and the stigma it carries daily. That 80% of new diagnoses among Hispanics ...

Jack Ludmir, MD, FACOG, has been appointed the Chief Physician Executive of the new Temple Women’s Hospital campus, as well as the Clinical Adjunct Professor in the Department of Obstetrics, ...

SBA Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzmán recently announced a group of 52 U.S. state and territory international trade agencies, the largest number since the program's inception, that will be ...

Operation HOPE, Inc., a national nonprofit organization dedicated to the financial empowerment of disadvantaged communities, has teamed up with banking giant Wells Fargo looking to ensure access to ...

AL DÍA is excited to bring back its annual Women of Merit Forum & Reception event next month. The annual event serves as the premier celebration of diverse and multicultural women in leadership roles ...

The Latin American community in the U.S. have found new ways to contribute to the nation’s economy as well as involve themselves in topics of national interest over the years. Forbes outlines that the ...

During the early 1960s, Margaret Howard Taylor was a college student at Shaw University, an HBCU in Raleigh, North Carolina. May 9, 1963 marked a day that would shape the course of her life. She was ...