Study Highlights Varied News Consumption Among U.S. Latinos

Language preference and birthplace significantly influence how Latinos in the U.S. engage with news, with a strong preference for digital platforms.

A new Pew Research Center study reveals diverse news consumption habits among U.S. Latinos, influenced by language preference and birthplace.
Over half of U.S. Hispanic adults primarily consume news in English, while a significant portion relies on Spanish or bilingual sources.
Digital platforms are the preferred news source for Latinos, with a notable inclination towards social media and mobile devices.
Hispanic immigrants are more likely to seek news from Hispanic outlets and about their countries of origin compared to U.S.-born Latinos.
The overall engagement of Latinos with news has decreased, mirroring a broader trend across the U.S. population.