Reprieve, a non-profit organization advocating against the death penalty, shed light on a troubling aspect of the controversial form of capital punishment in a new report.
Two years ago, 37-year-old Tremar Harris was a pre-trial detainee in solitary confinement at the Appling County jail in Brunswick, Georgia.
“It never ends,” began Nsombi Lambright-Haynes during an exclusive discussion with NewsOne about Mississippi’s Goon Squad members, Brett McAlpin, who filed a notice of appeal this week despite having plead guilty to torturing two Black men, his attorney Aafram Sellers reported.
These women dedicate their platform to educating others on the responsible way to get high.
Donald Trump's campaign plans to deploy 100,000 attorneys and volunteers across battleground states to monitor the counting of votes.
Here are 10 apps that Black singles can use to find long-lasting love or a casual fling.
More human remains that authorities believe belong to Sade Robinson were found on Thursday along Lake Michigan in South Milwaukee.
ABS released the first installment of the State of the Bible 2024 report that revealed how much young adults say the Bible is transformative.
Understanding the underlying reasons behind such stagnation can help us craft an effective strategy to break free.
Rodreisha L. Russaw first heard about Jim Kennedy Jr.'s missing organs from a colleague of hers at the coalition, Alabamians for Fair Justice last year. Kennedy had been killed while doing time in an Alabama prison. Officials notified the family of his death some four days after his death. That was bad. But not as bad as a call one of Kennedy's family members received from the funeral home. They wanted to know if the family was aware that all of their loved one's organs were missing.
Why is it that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis always seems so dedicated to further protecting the most protected classes in America?
The family of Ricky Cobb, the Black man shot and killed by Minnesota cop Ryan Londregan during a traffic stop, has filed a federal lawsuit.
