Politics
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The federal government should have a limited role in education, says Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
The Color of Change says net neutrality is crucial in today’s fights for racial justice and equality.
Republicans on Tuesday postponed a vote on a health care bill that would have imperiled the health and bank accounts of poor Blacks.
The nonpartisan CBO estimates that 22 million people would lose heath care under the senate GOP measure.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has launched a probe surrounding Loretta Lynch’s involvement in the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s private email use.
The administration has been unresponsive to concerns expressed at the first meeting, the Black lawmakers say.
Republicans won special elections in Georgia and South Carolina, ending all talk of a referendum on Donald Trump's leadership.
Black lawmakers blame Trump for the proliferation of domestic terrorism and demand action.
The fraudulent radio ad targets Black voters in Georgia’s special congressional election.
The high court agrees to hear Wisconsin's partisan gerrymandering case.
David Clarke still backs Trump’s law enforcement agenda and believes he can serve in an “aggressive role.”
David Bailey is one of two officers who prevented a mass killing at a congressional baseball practice.
