Politics
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The Lasting Impact of Trump’s Attack on Black America in 2025
Trump-era attacks didn’t just make news — they reshaped life for Black Americans and left lasting impacts on our communities, from opportunities lost to systemic setbacks.
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Black Georgia U.S. Army Vet and 50-Year U.S. Resident Facing Deportation For This Wild Reason
As ICE enforcement ramps up, U.S. veteran Godfrey Wade faces deportation despite decades of service, family ties, and a clean record.
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These 7 Black Female Senate Candidates Could Rewrite History in 2026
From Texas to South Carolina, a new wave of Black women candidates is stepping into the U.S. Senate race, potentially making history in the 2026 election cycle.
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Why Expert Says DHS’s ‘Not a Nation of Immigrants’ Announcement Is Deeper Than You Think
DHS’s “Not a Nation of Immigrants” stance has deeper Implications, according to Experts
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UN Says These People Are Suffering More Than Anyone Else in The World, But No one is Talking About It
As Sudan’s rival military forces turn neighborhoods into battlegrounds and civilians face famine, mass displacement, and targeted violence, the crisis has reached an unprecedented scale.
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War in Sudan Is So Horrific, Blood Is Visible From Space
Satellite images reveal blood-stained sand and bodies piling up across Sudan, as 250,000 civilians remain trapped in el-Fasher amid civil war.
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Political Icon James Carville Offers Wild Theory On Future Of Supreme Court and U.S. in 2028
President Donald Trump appointed three ultra-conservative justices to the court, which might trigger a huge change according to this political legend.
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Virginia’s Next Governor Will Make History as First Woman
In the fourth story of our ongoing campaign series, we examine Democrat Abigail Spanberger and Republican Winsome Earle-Sears, one of whom is set to make history when Virginia’s governor’s race is called on Tuesday
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Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom is Not Playing With Trump Amid Looming SNAP Benefits Suspension
Newsom and 20+ states sue Trump over halted SNAP benefits, calling the move ‘intentional cruelty’ that puts millions at risk of hunger.
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Professor: Trump is Hurting MAGA With SNAP Cutoff More Than Anyone Else
Despite President Reagan going on about welfare queens and attempting to make it look like Black folks were the only ones who used SNAP benefits, the reality of who this will impact the most may surprise you.