A new Trump executive order restricting birthright citizenship for children of undocumented and temporary-status immigrants is headed for Supreme Court review, igniting a nationwide debate
Housing advocates warn that new Trump administration executive orders to expand mortgage lending and cut regulatory barriers to home construction could weaken Fair Housing Act
- Lauren Victoria Burke
Pro-Trump activists working with the White House are circulating a draft executive order that would declare a national emergency over unproven foreign interference in the
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced 17 nominees for the Class of 2026—including Mariah Carey, Lauryn Hill, New Edition, Sade, Luther Vandross,
- Lloyd B. Davis
The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing United States v. Hemani, a closely watched case that will decide whether federal law can bar marijuana users from
- Morgan Knight and Dru Strand
The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing United States v. Hemani, a closely watched case that will decide whether federal law can bar marijuana users from
A new EdTrust Tennessee report warns that the state’s school funding formula is undercounting low-income students and shortchanging Black communities, while Senate Bill 2385—co-sponsored by
- Emmanuel Freeman
The Tennessee State Tigers are headed back to the Big Dance, earning their first NCAA Tournament berth since 1994 and a matchup against No. 3
Smart home upgrades and targeted improvements—from kitchens and bathrooms to outdoor spaces and energy-efficient systems—can boost everyday comfort, strengthen resale value, and help Black homeowners
In “Faith of a Mustard Seed,” Barbara A. Woods Washington, M. Div., challenges America’s culture of false narratives, moral bankruptcy, endless war, and love of
In “Expressions of faith: Revelation knowledge,” Bishop-Elect Dr. Monterey D. Lee Sr. urges believers to be honest with God, shift from merely consuming to producing
- Kevin Harris and Richard McDaniel
In “Wes Moore’s AI warning to Black America,” Kevin Harris and Richard McDaniel explain how AI-driven layoffs at companies like Amazon are disproportionately harming Black
Septima Poinsette Clark, often called the Mother of the Civil Rights Movement, used citizenship schools and grassroots literacy education to empower Black Southerners to vote
Celebrate the Frist Art Museum’s 25th birthday at Frist Arts Fest on Saturday, March 28, with a full day of performances, art-making, music, special exhibitions,
The Tennessee Titans have unveiled new uniforms and a redesigned logo that highlight their signature Titans blue and three stars for Tennessee’s Grand Divisions, signaling
Travel smarter this spring with World of Hyatt’s Bonus Journeys offer, earning up to 28,000 Bonus Points on sportcations built around tennis, basketball, baseball, horse
Sen. Charlane Oliver and Rep. Aftyn Behn have reintroduced the ‘End the Grocery Tax by Closing Corporate Loopholes Act’ to repeal Tennessee’s 4% state sales
Edgehill has renamed part of South Street as King Hollands Avenue to honor civil rights leader King Madison Hollands, recognizing his role in Nashville’s school
Metro Trustee Erica S. Gilmore urges eligible Davidson County homeowners to apply by April 4, 2026 for the Property Tax Freeze and Tax Relief programs,
“Pot for Potholes’ is a new campaign by Sen. Heidi Campbell and Rep. Aftyn Behn to legalize marijuana in Tennessee, dedicating a 15% cannabis tax
Tennessee has secured more than $200 million in federal BEAD funding to expand high-speed internet to over 43,000 unserved and underserved locations across 74 counties,
National leaders, presidents and civil rights advocates gathered in Chicago to honor Rev. Jesse Jackson, celebrating the Rainbow PUSH Coalition founder’s life, legacy and decades
New analysis highlighted by the Center for American Progress warns that recent immigration crackdowns, reduced net migration, and slower labor force growth may be weakening
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