HBCU homecomings are important cultural staples in the Black community that have been largely absent during the pandemic. The tradition resumes this year.
The president ordered “a full and unconditional pardon” for all U.S. citizens and permanent residents previously convicted of simple possession of marijuana at the federal level and in D.C.
Part ad campaign and part "Where's Waldo" style social experience, "The Magic Street Search," is exclusive to Verizon customers using Google Maps.
Lauryn Hill's daughter and Bob Marley's granddaughter Selah Marley caught flack for proudly wearing Kanye's "White Lives Matter" shirt.
So-called pro-life conservatives "don't care" if Herschel Walker paid for his ex-girlfriend's abortion as long as he wins his Senate race.
The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty is showing us who they really are.
Who can forget the iconic moment Jim Redmond helped his injured son cross the finish line at the 1992 Olympics?
His rulings reveal a broader ultraconservative agenda to roll back social and political gains.
Football players in California were not expelled for a racist TikTok video "prank."
The Congressional Bipartisan HBCU Caucus sent a letter pressing AG Merrick Garland and FBI Director Christopher Wray to act on Black college bomb threats.
Among the first arguments is one of the few remaining sections of the Voting Rights Act.
There is a ghost roaming the halls of Pickens County Museum in South Carolina and his name is Willie Earle.
Learn about changes to voting rights since 2020 and how to cast your ballot in the upcoming midterm elections.
The woman at the center of Emmett Till's death dictated “I Am More Than A Wolf Whistle” more than a decade ago. It represents the first time she has spoken openly about the case.
Here's everything we know about the woman who Lee Boyd Malvo, half of the two-man D.C. sniper team that killed 10 people at random nearly 20 years ago, got married to in prison while serving a life sentence.
