Politics
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Civil Rights Groups Call On the House To Do Something About Racist Insular Cases
A group of civil rights advocates led by the ACLU believes the Democratic House majority can raise awareness for people living in U.S., territories.
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GOP Fraudsters Convicted Of Tricking Black Voters Sentenced To Register Black Voters
They ran a multistate robocall scheme to keep us from voting, so hey, what could go wrong?
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ICE Accidentally Leaks Names and Data of More Than 6,000 Immigrants Online
The Excel spreadsheet containing the names, case status, and detention location of 6,252 asylum seekers was on a website for five hours.
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Virginia’s NAACP Chapter Is Calling For the State to Disband It’s Election Integrity Unit
A Freedom of Information Act request by the NAACP found there were no instances of voter fraud found by the unit/
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Hakeem Jeffries To Become First Black House Democratic Leader
The historic vote today means a changing of the guard on the left in Congress.
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The DOJ Is Requesting A Manager Oversee the Jackson, Mississippi Water Crisis Response
The Department of Justice also filed a complaint against Jackson on behalf of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for unclean water.
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How The Death Of Congressman Donald McEachin Will Impact Virginia’s District 4
His seat will remain vacant until a special election takes place.
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Rev. Al Sharpton: Is Governor DeSantis A “Junior Version of Trump?”
“You got to really wonder if DeSantis is an alternative to Trump or just a junior version,” Reverend Al Sharpton told The Root.
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Herschel Walker’s Georgia ‘Home’ Is A Rental Property
The house that had been used as an address on his campaign paperwork is property that he and his wife rented to others, until recently.
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Are We Surprised? Looks Like South Carolina GOP Redrew U.S. House Maps To Dilute Black Voting Power
A lawsuit by the NAACP claims the new maps are consolidating Black voters into the lone Democrat 6th District.