Lana Brown Bradley, a beloved member of the Natchez community, was killed in early April, and her youngest son, Zachary Lavel Jackson, Jr., has been charged with her murder.
The office’s creation follows New York City Council Member Chi Osse's arrest last week while protesting an eviction related to deed theft.
You don't build something with someone while already moving in ways that will eventually break it, and that's what Klay did to Megan.
I don't know if Loomer is mad at all of the formerly MAGA-fied turncoats, but she's definitely very upset at Candace for not earning the moniker "Klandace" the way she used to.
Details are emerging about Cole Allen, the suspect allegedly responsible for the shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
Silvia Lopez-Navarro, a white woman with a hispanic last name, filed a federal class-action lawsuit because she was not allowed into a program that supports Black mothers and their babies.
After watching her most recent press conference, it's become clear that Cathy Engelbert has not learned from past mistakes.
Candace Owens is skin folk, maybe, but certainly not kinfolk, and as our elders have long warned, when you lie down with dogs, you catch fleas.
James Broadnax is set to be executed in a case in which rap lyrics he wrote as a teenager were used against him as evidence in a murder trial.
Attacking civil rights groups like SPLC follows a pattern and practice of the administration’s revisionist terror and political prosecutions. We can’t afford to look away.
Chi Ossé, the son of hip-hop journalist Combat Jack, has consistently fought against evictions stemming from deed theft, which have been rising in New York.
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There is a ghost roaming the halls of Pickens County Museum in South Carolina and his name is Willie Earle.
"Consumption" is a short filn about isolation and the complicated, often invisible relationship between food and emotions.
If the courts ultimately side with the Trump administration, hundreds of thousands of Haitians could suddenly find themselves without legal status.
Electric scooters were supposed to make campus life easier. Instead, they’re becoming a safety risk and a theft magnet.
Some question whether the United States and Israel can actually win, while others argue that “winning” may not even be the point.
Unfortunately for our president, he just doesn't have the self-awareness to understand which reactions will certainly make him look guilty.
Virginia voters approved the redistricting effort last week, giving Democrats a proposed 10-1 advantage in House seats ahead of the midterms.
This is as good a time as any to remind everyone that RFK Jr., the nation's top health authority, once told people flat-out that they should not take medical advice from him.
The DOJ charged SLPC with financial crimes accusing it of defrauding donors by using money to pay informants inside groups such as the KKK.
Black people represent roughly 13% of the U.S. population about only account for 1.2%-1.7% of business owneersin the cannabis industry.
As formal Black cultural institutions face unprecedented attacks, a Brooklyn spades tournament is a reminder that some traditions were never theirs to take.
Gen Z slang has deep roots in Black culture, but its origins are often erased, raising concerns about cultural appropriation.
J. Janice Coleman, an English professor at Alcorn State University, has sewn several quilts honoring Black women, including one of Toni Morrison.
April is supposed to be about child abuse prevention, protecting the most vulnerable, and catching harm before it reaches a child’s body.
It's just really amusing watching this sad, lonely little man desperately stroke his comically fragile ego, transparently begging people to like him.
Trump is literally resurrecting old lies that did nothing but cause a riot at the U.S. Capitol the first time around.
Trump discusses security breach at White House Correspondents' Dinner, including suspect's writings and escape attempt.
UPDATE — Monday, April 27, 2026, 11:38 a.m. EST: We love our Black celebrities. Period. No matter how famous they get or how big the stages become, there’s always a different kind of pride that comes with seeing Black folks win. It feels personal, like their success is proof that we can make it too, […]
New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin is reportedly weighing whipping up the necessary votes to pass the bill with a veto-proof majority.
The Strait of Hormuz has been a focal point during the ongoing war in Iran, with the U.S. Navy currently blockading entry to the port.
Christopher Gillum’s family reported him to authorities after he expressed a desire to go to a festival in New Orleans so he could kill Black people.
Fixated on punishing local elected officials in democratic strongholds under the guise of election reform, Republicans ignore real issues facing the state’s elections.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has called a special session focused on redistricting, but a new congressional map has yet to be introduced.
The move to reclassify medical marijuana was started under the Biden administration. A June hearing may lead to cannabis being broadly reclassified.
New details have come to light in the case of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, the girl whose body was discovered inside a Tesla linked to D4vd.