Politics
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Can This Former Air Force Colonel Replace The Current Kentucky Attorney General? Maybe!
“I came back home to do for Kentucky what I did for America,” says Col. Pam Stevenson, who is running to replace Daniel Cameron as Kentucky Attorney General.
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White House Clears Up Biden’s Claim About Photos Depicting Horrors Of Israel-Hamas War
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed the U.S. death toll in the war is at least 22.
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Black Alabamans Score Major Victory In Voting Rights Case
Federal judges on Thursday drew a new congressional map in Alabama with a second district where Black voters make-up a large chunk of the electorate.
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Inside the White House’s Office of Gun Violence Prevention
Former White House speechwriter: “Reducing gun violence was recently identified as the most pressing political issue among Black women voters. ”
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Political Races Black People Can’t and Shouldn’t Ignore
You will hear a great deal about the upcoming elections in 2024, but here’s what you really need to know
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Kevin McCarthy Being Ousted Proves Republicans Ruin Everything—Including Their Own Party
McCarthy’s short bid as speaker of the House came to an end in the most dramatic of fashions.
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Kamala Harris Swears In, Laphonza Butler, 3rd Black Woman To Serve In The U.S. Senate
In a historic moment, VP Kamala Harris swore in Senator Laphonza Butler on Tuesday. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Did the Dallas Mayor Who Switched Parties After Dems Put Him in Office—Mislead Voters? Here’s What He Says
Mayor Eric Johnson says he wasn’t misleading voters after switching to the Republican party four months after winning as a Democrat