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  • Baltimore Day Care Worker Charged With Murder After ‘Disturbing’ Video of Abuse of an 8-Month-Old

    Police say “disturbing” surveillance footage at a Baltimore day care center shows an 8-month-old girl being “tortured” to death by a staffer at the center. According to the Baltimore Sun, when little Reese Bowman was found unresponsive last Tuesday, a staffer told Baltimore police that she had fed the baby, wrapped her in a blanket…

  • Tiger Woods Arrested for DUI, and Continues Back 9 Slide Into the Sunken Place

    Ever since Tiger Woods’ now ex-wife Elin Nordegren beat his ass with a 9-iron back in 2009, nothing has gone right for the once unstoppable golf star. After the breakup, Woods was exposed as a serial cheater, and the fallout led to several dropped endorsements and millions in lost revenue. In 2013 Woods had a…

  • Mayor of Paris Seeks to Ban City’s 1st Afro-Feminist Festival Because It Excludes ‘White People’

    Paris is buggin’. Or at least its mayor is. She says she will ask the city to formally ban Paris’ first Afro-feminist festival on the grounds that it is discriminatory against “white people.” Socialist Mayor Anne Hidalgo made her announcement on Twitter, adding that she reserved the right “to prosecute the organizers for discrimination,” because…

  • City of Baltimore Mulls Removing Confederate Statues by Auctioning Them Off

    For those who think that Maryland is not the South, think again. Actually, Maryland’s Eastern Shore is where two of America’s most iconic anti-slavery heroes were born into slavery: Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman. And so, the capital city in the state south of the Mason-Dixon Line is joining many others in deciding the fate…

  • LaVar Ball—His Team and His Mouth—Shut Down by Compton, 109-57

    Known loudmouth LaVar Ball got his comeuppance from the city of Compton, Calif., on Saturday—and NBA star James Harden was there to see the whole thing. Ball’s AAU basketball team—the Big Ballers, which his oldest son, LaMelo, plays for—got crushed 109-57 by the Compton Magic at the Magic Memorial Day Festival in Southern California, according…

  • Texas Black Student Given ‘Most Likely to Blend in With White People’ Award

    And the superlative awards are getting even more offensive. Just days after a student received an award stating she was most likely to be a terrorist, another student was given an equally offensive award at the same school. Sydney Caesar, a student at Anthony Aguirre Junior High School in Texas, received an award that stated…

  • Noose Found Hanging From Tree Outside DC Museum

    A noose was found hanging from a tree outside the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Gardens in Washington, D.C., early Friday evening, according to authorities. A criminal investigation is underway. The Washington Post reports that the museum had been closed for about an hour when a security guard discovered the noose and called the U.S. Park…

  • Two Cool: Prince Harry and Obama Meet in London Town

    Former President Barack Obama continues his whirlwind post-POTUS tour with his lady, Michelle. The pair are looking relaxed, unbothered and clean as the board of health. On Saturday, the Obamas made a stop in London, where Prince Harry welcomed Barack Obama at Kensington Palace. Gingy and ’Bam appeared sun-kissed and sans ties. The palace reports…

  • Ala. Governor and Legislature Fight to Hold On to Confederate Legacy

    Some white people are doubling down on efforts to keep their white supremacist trophies. Alabama’s Republican Gov. Kay Ivey signed legislation this week that will prevent cities and counties in the state from removing Confederacy monuments from public property, according to The Hill. The bill blocks local governments from removing monuments that have been on…

  • Federal Prosecutor Found Dead on South Fla. Beach

    A federal prosecutor was found dead on a beach in Florida this week. Beranton J. Whisenant Jr. was found early Wednesday with possible head trauma caused by gunshot or other means, according to the Miami Herald. The 37-year-old had just joined the Miami U.S. Attorney’s Office in January and investigated cases of visa and passport…