Politics
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Georgia Sees Record Number of Early Votes from Minorities
Early voter turnout for the Georgia primaries are seeing three times the number of Black people vote in comparison to 2018.
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[UPDATED] Former New York Mayor Bill De Blasio Considers Making A Run For Congress
On Wednesday, the two-term Democrat expressed interest after a seat opened up in Brooklyn.
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Black Lives Matter Tries To Explain The Millions And That Mansion
BLM's new leaders address how they disperse their millions as well as their most controversial purchase.
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Former Rep. Corrine Brown Ends Charity Fraud Case With Guilty Plea
“I wanted to put it behind me and move forward,” Brown said on May 18.
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Summer Lee Clinging To Lead In Historic PA Congressional Race
She's running to be the first Black woman to rep the state in Congress
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Breonna Taylor Case Looms over Louisville Mayoral Race
Tensions flared after a local activist attempted to shoot mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg.
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Biden Administration Puts Together Action Plan To Boost Affordable Housing
Through a mix of executive and legislative measures, the Biden administration seeks to lower housing costs elevated due to rising inflation
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Activist and Lawmaker Attica Scott is in the Run for Congress
Scott took to the streets to protest for change and now she's ready to be in the administrative position to do so.
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Black Republican Disagrees that Abortion Helps Low-Income Black Women
South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott said if he survived a life of poverty in a single-parent household, there is hope for women considering abortions.
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Alaska Seeks Bill to Prohibit Hair Discrimination in Schools
Though the bill was drafted to include company dress codes, the House stripped