Father of the Dreamers

Illinois lawmaker Richard Durbin was the prime mover behind the dream act—And now is one of the senators writing the bipartisan immigration reform bill

Green Tech

Save the earth—and have fun doing it. Being green doesn’t mean being dull. A host of devices, accessories and everyday gadgets are redefining environmental friendliness in the home, at the office and in everyday life.

Economic Diplomacy

Latin america relations are a key part of Jose W. Fernandez‘s portfolio as assistant secretary of state for economic, energy and business affairs

Richard Blanco

A Man With Vision

Born in Chile but raised mainly in the United States, Oscar-winning cinematographer CLAUDIO MIRANDA remains faithful to his Latin roots

Leading the Way

Children can learn leadership skills, and their education begins at home

Chase Paper

The purchase of Diario Las Americas by Venezuelan media mogul Nelson Mezerhane is a chance for the Miami paper to grow into the digital age. But it also may be another move in the chess game between Mezerhane, an ardent Chavez critic, and the government of Venezuela.

Ilia Calderón at Univision

A view from the anchor’s chair

Mean Green Machines

From hybrids to electrics, this selection of fuel-saving vehicles will help liberate consumers from the pump

Cry Me a River

Belo Monte, the controversial hidroelectric dam, is causing waves in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest.

Harvesting America’s Future

A program geared specifically for the children of migrant workers helps kids pursue education