COVID-19

Joe Biden's new ad targeting Donald Trump and his delayed response to the coronavirus pandemic could be the presidential candidate's strongest ad yet in a long line of powerful political spots his team has released.

Congresswomen Ayanna Pressley is the latest politician to feel COVID-19 symptoms.

Kamala Harris had some words for Matt Gaetz after the congressman was upset that Howard University was awarded a portion of the $12 trillion economic stimulus package in the wake of the coronavirus.

Few custody and child-support court orders have provisions covering how to share parenting in a pandemic like the coronavirus – although they may become common in the future.

As the coronavirus crisis forces many schools to close campuses and move courses online, some worry that the pandemic could have a worse impact on historically black colleges and universities than for predominately white institutions.

The NYPD was reportedly still making arrests on all levels despite concerns over the coronavirus infecting not just police officers but also inmates in New York City jails.

One of the more understated casualties from the sudden economic and social effects of the coronavirus has been Black-owned businesses.

Rihanna’s nonprofit has donated $5 million to COVID-19 relief efforts.

LeBron James’ I Promise School is keeping its Family Resource Center open to help students and their families amid the COVID-19 crisis.

An Atlanta-based nonprofit is providing portable hand-washing stations to combat the spread of COVID-19 among the homeless.

Larry Edgeworth, a longtime employee of NBC, has died of complications from the coronavirus after he tested positive for the respiratory disease also known as COVID-19.

The Congressional Black Caucus and other Black leaders have planned a town hall event via telephone to bring attention to the coronavirus' disproportionate impact on African American communities.