Trump’s Christmas Day Airstrikes in Nigeria Spark Outrage and Divide
On Christmas Day, the Trump Administration confirmed “powerful and deadly” U.S. military strikes against ISIS-linked militants in northwest Nigeria.
Black Things to Do in New York City This Holiday
We have the tea on how to celebrate the holiday season in NYC with black-owned
These 7 Black Female Senate Candidates Could Rewrite History in 2026
From Texas to South Carolina, a new wave of Black women candidates is stepping into
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From President Donald Trump to rapper Nicki Minaj and back to Trump, here’s the latest
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A Guide To All of The Supreme Court Scandals and Shenanigans
The Supreme Court finally has new ethics guidelines. Here are all of the scandals that forced their hands.
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Protest at ATL’s “Cop City” Leads To Officers Unleashing Tear Gas Onto Crowd
Police used tear gas and flash-bang grenades on protesters Monday.
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It’s Getting Weirder: Dexter Wade Was Killed, Buried and Now Exhumed Without His Family’s Knowledge
The remains of Dexter Wade will be returned to the family for a proper funeral.
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U.S. Army Makes Historical Move in Nation’s Largest Murder Trial
The Army overturned the convictions of 110 Black soldiers accused in the Camp Logan race riot.
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What Is Going on With NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Turkey?
Mayor Eric Adams responded to reports that he’s being investigated by the FBI.
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Authors of George Floyd Book Banned From Discussing Racism in School Event
The authors were told by a high school to no mention systemic racism.
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Put Ya Lighters Up: Ohio Becomes 24th State To Legalize Recreational Weed
The new law is scheduled to go into effect on December 7.
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Small Town Horror Story: The Wrongful Rape Conviction of Anthony Broadwater
Alice Sebold, a white woman, was raped in a park near the campus of Syracuse University. She accused an innocent young Black man of the crime.