New York’s highest court told judges that defendants are entitled to have jurors instructed about the cross-racial identification problem.
An unofficial military report of Sgt. La David Johnson's death disputes media accounts.
Black Alabama voters, particularly women, swept Doug Jones into the U.S. Senate. Now what’s he going to do for them?
Black folks fire back at Cornel West for his criticism of Ta-Nehisi Coates' new book.
George Zimmerman, who fatally shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, has threatened Jay-Z over his documentary about the shooting.
The repeal of net neutrality could stifle the voices of internet based social justice movements.
An organization offers workshops on how Black people could manage unintentional racist comments and White people could avoid them.
The longtime president at Black Entertainment Television Debra L. Lee is stepping down from her role.
Republican lawmakers from the House and Senate reconciled their versions of the 2017 tax bill.
Thousands of Black ex-felons were among the massive African-American voter turnout in Alabama that swept Doug Jones into the U.S. Senate.
A 16-year-old student shares with NewsOne what it took to get into Harvard University.
The White House is under pressure to withdraw its nomination of Brett Talley for the federal bench.