Who wins and who loses as the US retires the penny
November 20, 2025
Americans are aware that each penny costs 4 cents to mint. The U.S. Mint pressed the last penny on Nov. 12, 2025.
Americans are aware that each penny costs 4 cents to mint. The U.S. Mint pressed the last penny on Nov. 12, 2025.
Latino voters prioritize affordability amid soaring costs. UnidosUS poll highlights housing challenges shaping votes.
‘Tis the season for shopping, but beware of stricter return policies. Returns cost retailers billions yearly.
In Chicago’s historic Back of the Yards, UnidosUS and partners empower Latino families through community-driven housing.
On Nov. 14, 1965, Ruby Bridges made history as the first Black student to integrate a New Orleans school.
At their Baltimore assembly, US bishops called for immigration reform, urging compassion, dignity, and an end to fear and family separations.
Few figures in modern American history have left as deep a mark on the nation’s political and moral landscape as Rev. Jesse Jackson.
Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica, Cuba, and Haiti, exposing the compounding disaster trap of frequent storms.
Border Patrol’s alleged pepper spray use on a family in Cicero sparks outrage amid escalating immigration raids in Chicago’s Little Village.
Trump’s halt of SNAP aid amid the record shutdown risks food insecurity for 42M, as USDA orders states to retract November benefits before holidays.
Pushing your large cart out of a supercenter, you might wonder, “Did I need all that?” Likely not, as overbuying leads to waste.
Housing affordability is a top concern among Hispanic voters. UnidosUS endorses the ROAD to Housing Act. Learn more.