Sean “Diddy” Combs was convicted Wednesday of transporting two women across state lines for sex but acquitted of running a criminal enterprise and two counts
Organizers say the Fourth of July is a fitting moment to highlight what they see as threats to American democracy, pointing to Trump’s executive orders
Nashville’s Metro Council Black Caucus is revived to address systemic issues like gentrification, housing, and equity affecting the city’s Black residents.
After 17 years in prison, Thomas Clardy faces re-incarceration despite evidence of innocence. His legal team fights to overturn his wrongful conviction.
Target CEO Brian Cornell met with Congressional Black Caucus members to discuss diversity policies amid political pressure and consumer boycotts, as Trump’s executive order intensifies
The NIH abruptly ended funding for a Detroit study on Black infant mortality, citing a new directive against DEI-focused research—a decision researchers say is politically
The U.S. House voted 344-79 to block Rep. Al Green’s impeachment resolution against President Trump over unauthorized airstrikes in Iran, spotlighting tensions over war powers
Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani leads the crowded New York City Democratic primary, defeating former Gov. Andrew Cuomo with a platform focused on affordable living and state-sponsored
Fisk University announces the discontinuation of its groundbreaking gymnastics program, the first at an HBCU, as star gymnast Morgan Price prepares to transfer to the
Nashville General Hospital launches a national CEO search following Dr. Joseph Webb’s resignation amid a $4.6M audit scandal. The hospital seeks a visionary leader to
Discover major 2025 national conventions celebrating Black excellence, including Phi Beta Sigma, Alpha Phi Alpha, the National Medical Association, the National Bar Association, and other
The forced resignation of University of Virginia president James Ryan, demanded by the Trump administration as a condition for resolving a DEI investigation, sets a
The Trump administration’s push to block judicial enforcement through the “Big Ugly Bill” threatened Americans’ constitutional rights. This analysis exposes how the Senate’s budget provision
