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Despite commitments by several organizations to support Black-led nonprofits, the gains were short-lived and are now widely seen as transactional. 

Courtney "CW" Mallery and his wife Nicole own Freedom Acres Ranch, a 1,000 acre spread in a predominantly white community.

Last August, the Education Department ordered schools to submit student admissions data by March, or they would risk losing federal funding.

Starving student life organizations accomplishes something larger than cutting a budget line. It weakens the ecosystems that help marginalized students survive on predominantly white campuses.

The University of Missouri defended its decision to withhold funding from the Legion of Black Collegians as necessary to comply with federal regulations. 

In an appearance on Theo Von's podcast, Jake Paul said he found Druski's skit hilarious, and he wants to do one of his own in blackface.

DHS claimed Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis and his roommate "violently" assaulted a federal officer, but neighborhood video footage shows otherwise.

Artemis II's historic Moon mission delivers stunning Earth photos, proving NASA's return to deep space exploration.

In the wake of Pam Bondi and Kristi Noem being fired, headlines declare loudly, confidently, and with the urgency of a fresh discovery, that Trump's administration is misogynistic.

With data breaches and scams becoming increasingly common, attorney Lee Merrit explains how you can protect your personal data. 

On Easter Sunday, while most people who call themselves Christians were posting their praises to their Lord and Savior, Trump was online cursing at the Iranian government.