Politics
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Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda Plans to Reclaim Countries from the New King Charles III
He said it’s the final step to completing the islands’ independence.
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Is the Biden Administration Doing Enough to Support Black Representation in White House Jobs?
Currently, 11 percent of President Biden's 139 most senior officials are Black, according to a report from the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies
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Sen. Tim Scott Tries To Be Optimistic About GOP Senate Candidates, But He Has To Know, Right?
The South Carolina senator is intent on winning with the Senate candidates Republicans have. But is it a winning strategy?
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Kamala Harris Wants To Remind You Democracy Is On the Ballot This November
The Vice President took to NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday to speak about abortion rights and the fight against extremism
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Barack’s Back On the Campaign Trail
Former President Obama is jumping back into politics to try to help his party in the midterms
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Crazy-Ass Florida School Board Refuses to Recognize LGBTQ Month. Are We Really Surprised?
The vote against it comes as a result of the Parental Rights in Education law.
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Pro-Dr. Oz Campaign Recycles Fetterman-Jogger Incident to Trigger Support from Black Voters
The 30-second ad costed half a million dollars and plays on predominantly Black TV networks.
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Unbelievable: The Leaked Oath Keepers List Has Names of Elected Officials and Law Enforcement On It
The Anti-Defamation League poured through a report and found almost 370 law enforcement names as well as other professions.
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Massachusetts Is Close To Having Its First Black Woman Attorney General
Boston City Council President Andrea Cambell won the Democratic Primary by a landslide.