Latricia Hartley asked authorities to issue an Ebony Alert for her missing 14-year-old daughter. But that plea was disregarded, despite the law and young teen's pre-existing mental health struggles.
The Justice Department announced that it had recommended taking a small step toward the decriminalization of marijuana.
When asked about the possibility of another Jan. 6 situation in November after the votes are in, Trump said, "I think we’re going to win. And if we don’t win, you know, it depends.”
A Canton, Ohio police officer involved in Frank Tyson's arrest told the dying Black man to "shut the f*ck up" after he said "I can't breathe," Ben Crump said.
Dearborn Heights, Michigan, white man Mark Denis Grzybowski is accused of pulling a gun on a Black father and his toddler son over yard work.
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There is a history of Black people suffering disproportionately when they speak up.
The pending ban has become a political tool amid partisan efforts to appeal to Black voters.
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When asked about the possibility of another Jan. 6 situation in November after the votes are in, Trump said, "I think we’re going to win. And if we don’t win, you know, it depends.”
Donald Trump's outreach to Black voters includes an event with rappers and athletes in urban centers like Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta and NYC.
During an interview with Time magazine, Donald Trump claimed that there is an "anti-white feeling" in America that "can't be allowed."
Michigan cop Greg Marohn was rehired by a different police department after he lost his last job over drugs and racism.
The Justice Department announced that it had recommended taking a small step toward the decriminalization of marijuana.
A Canton, Ohio police officer involved in Frank Tyson's arrest told the dying Black man to "shut the f*ck up" after he said "I can't breathe," Ben Crump said.
The "Teacherville" initiative covers down payment and closing costs for home purchases.
Byron Perkins, a defensive back at Hampton University, is entering the 2024 NFL Draft.
When choosing a gift for your loved one this holiday season, prioritize functionality, quality and adaptability — especially for family members who may be in college or high school.
There is a history of Black people suffering disproportionately when they speak up.
Under House Bill 800, legislators would write a new state constitution and put it on the ballot during the 2024 presidential election with little time for Louisianians to ensure that their rights are protected.
A newly passed bill allows school staffers to carry guns after the Nashville school shooting.
Dallas Penn, a writer, urban fashion influencer and the former co-host of "The Combat Jack Show," died at 54.
Foster care is supposed to be a stable and transitional environment for children in crisis, but that’s not always the reality for Black kids.
Popular beauty influencer Golloria George called out cosmetics company Youthforia's new 600 foundation for being similar to blackface paint.
Video shows Rep. Byron Donalds being called an "Uncle Tom" and "race traitor" during a visit to a college campus protest in Washington, D.C.
Latricia Hartley asked authorities to issue an Ebony Alert for her missing 14-year-old daughter. But that plea was disregarded, despite the law and young teen's pre-existing mental health struggles.
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Dearborn Heights, Michigan, white man Mark Denis Grzybowski is accused of pulling a gun on a Black father and his toddler son over yard work.
After multiple violations of the gag orders in the New York criminal case against Trump, Judge Merchan issued fines and threatened jail.
