As Americans and people throughout the world continue to debate gay marriage, the nation’s fast food leader, McDonald’s, has evidently decided to take sides and wholeheartedly endorse the gay lifestyle in a commercial launched on the other side of the world - in Taiwan.>

While covering the Supreme Court arguments for Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, the nation’s top-ranked Spanish-language television newscast gave ample time for pro-choice politicians and protesters to state their case, all while giving pro-life advocates only 17 seconds of their coverage.

A preview of an upcoming Univision series highlighting the Hispanic community in America features anchor María Elena Salinas pushing questions that drip with derision against a major policy proposal she evidently does not like.

A healthy approach to assimilating and integrating America's immigrants is the topic Lizzy Nelson discusses with Heritage Foundation Senior Fellow Mike González, in this second pilot episode of MRC Latino's new "In the Press" series.

The portrayal of Donald Trump as a racist continues full bore on Univision and Telemundo.

The relationship between Univision and Donald Trump, far from being adversarial, is symbiotic.

Donald Trump is once again facing blistering attacks on Univision.

At last night's GOP debate, Telemundo anchor María Celeste Arrarás was every bit as biased as we expected her to be. Far from taking pleasure in being right, we mourn yet another missed opportunity.

Despite official statistics showing immigration from Mexico is down in recent years, Univision has found an apparent exception in the case of immigrants from the Mexican state of Puebla.

Telemundo's María Celeste Arrarás, in an interview with Politico's Hadas Gold, confirms our pre-debate analysis and concerns.

Here's what to expect as Telemundo anchor María Celeste Arrarás co-anchors tomorrow's Republican presidential debate.

Univision is openly cheering for an initiative underway that is aimed at completely changing the electoral process in New York City.

The New Yorker publishes the latest in a series of articles intended to ethnically disqualify Sens. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio.

Interesting things happen when your network is not partially owned by a top Clinton Foundation donor.