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Former Robbins Police Chief Carl Scott broke his silence on a 2024 incident in which he beat a Black man at a police station.
Adelita Grijala's confrontation with federal agents in Tucson follows weeks of political gridlock over her swearing in for her congressional seat.
Arrest details and a defense effort to block key evidence that prosecutors say directly ties Mangione to the meticulously executed shooting take center stage ahead of this week's testimony.
Lede A panel of federal judges had previously ruled that Texas’ redistricted map was unconstitutional due to evidence of racial gerrymandering.
AAPF is commemorating the 11th anniversary of #SayHerName with a fundraiser and stage reading of the play inspired by the movement. Â
Millions of Americans are facing rising costs and being uninsured due to the Republican Party letting COVID-era subsidies for the ACA expire.Â
Economic boycotts remain a core part of the people's response to unchecked corporate power.Â
Black Santa's complex history, from minstrel mockery to civil rights symbol, reflects America's racial progress.
Today marks the 70th anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, one of the greatest examples of collective resistance in recent history.
The Justice Department attempted to reindict James on charges of bank fraud and making a false statement to a financial institution, but a grand jury in Virginia said no.
Montgomery Bus Boycott: Pivotal civil rights protest, 13-month struggle, nonviolent action transformed America.
Trump admin's oppressive immigration crackdown continues in New Orleans, led by controversial Border Patrol agent Gregory Bovino.