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But Tomitka Jurnett-Stewart was found dead in the trunk of her car on April 17th. She'd been reported missing by her son, Lawrence Lejon-Jurnett, two days earlier on April 15th, reported USA Today. But the alert asking for the public's help in finding Jurnett-Stewart wasn't sent out immediately.
Brittney Griner will open up about her harrowing experience locked up abroad in a forthcoming '2020' special.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes (D) announced Wednesday that a grand jury had issued the nine-count indictment against seven top Trump aides and 11 Arizona Republicans who are accused of falsely certifying votes for the ex-president despite President Joe Biden narrowly winning the state.
A Black woman shown on video being violently assaulted after she called 911 to report her white neighbor is demanding justice via a federal lawsuit.
A Michigan State Police officer used his vehicle to strike Samuel Sterling, an unarmed Black man fleeing, who died from his injuries, Ben Crump says.
Black women influencers on TikTok are worried about the impending TikTok ban. Here's why.
A newly passed bill allows school staffers to carry guns after the Nashville school shooting.
Dexter Reed was shot and killed by Chicago police last month after they allegedly pulled him over for failing to wear a seatbelt.
The New Jersey lawmaker was recently hospitalized for a "cardiac episode."
There are more than 30 proposed bills targeting DEI programs at state-funded institutions.
Black Lives Matter protests in cities with Black women police chiefs had much less violence than cities with police chiefs of other races and gender, research has found.
Judge Merchan issued a gag order barring Trump from making public statements about any witnesses, prosecutors, jurors or court staff--standard practice for court proceedings--but that didn't stop the commander-in-losing-and-lying-and-lying-about-losing from attacking the judge’s daughter on social media, prompting the order's expansion fto cover the relatives of court staff members and attorneys working the case.
