About Joe Jurado
Joe Jurado is a writer who previously worked for The Root, G4, and The Edit by NYT. When he’s not reporting the news for NewsOne, he’s mostly yapping about movies and trying to get through his neverending backlog of video games.
The Supreme Court struck down a lower court block on the executive order earlier this week, arguing that the lawsuits were filed too early.
Frustration is growing among GOP operatives that President Donald Trump has put such a pronounced focus on elections in solidly Red seats.
Darline Graham was appointed by Gov. Henry McMaster to succeed her deceased brother, Lindsey Graham, in the Senate despite having little experience.
There is widespread concern that the Supreme Court’s ruling regarding mail-in ballots will sow confusion and chaos in the upcoming midterm elections.
The hanging death of Demetrius Fleming in Roanoke Rapids comes only a week after an unidentified Black man was found hanging from a tree in Raleigh.
“Lanterns” goes all in on the Green Lantern lore while continuing to establish an intriguing mystery in the small town of Rushville.
State Sen. Aisha Wahab is now the first Afghan American elected to Congress, and she will run again in November to serve a full two-year term.
OPINION: None of the changes the Trump administration has made to SNAP have been for the better, and the most vulnerable have been hit the hardest.
Missouri’s redistricting effort has been up in the air due to a signature campaign seeking to put the new map on the midterm ballot.
During her 15 seasons in the WNBA, Nneka Ogwumike won a WNBA championship, was named league MVP in 2016, and was Rookie of the Year.
The Trump administration’s attacks on DEI led companies like Target to cancel their DEI initiatives, sparking significant consumer backlash.
Karmelo Anthony’s defense team requested a new judge hear his appeals case due to an interview the prior judge gave after Anthony was sentenced.