Politics
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De Blasio Teases Idea Of National Racial Justice Commission If Elected To Congress
Just days after announcing a Congressional run, the former New York Mayor says he’s planning a return to his political roots.
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Q&A: White House Deputy Counsel Danielle Conley
The White House’s top Black woman lawyer talks Ketanji Brown Jackson, pardons and creating racial equity in federal government
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Hershel Walker’s Senate Bid Has Some Georgia Republicans Shook
The retired football star will get mopped by Sen. Raphael Warnock, they fear.
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Ginni Thomas Pressured Arizona Republicans To Overturn 2020 Presidential Results
The wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas worked to reverse Joe Biden’s victory, emails reveal.
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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.