While employees at the Atlanta International Airport had to return Tyler Perry’s gift cards, they are set to receive back pay this week.
In a conversation with former prosecutors Kim Foxx and Aramis Ayala, Rashad Robinson discusses how prosecutors and elected officials can push back when federal power goes unchecked.
The US Treasury Department announced Thursday that, going forward, all U.S. paper currency will bear the president's signature for the first time in the nation's history.
The Iran War has dramatically increased the cost of food and fuel in an already weak job market, adding to concerns of a potential recession.
Trump claimed Jared Kushner, his son-in-law, and Steve Witkoff, one of his most senior advisers, were leading the talks with Iranian officials, and suggested those talks have been productive.
A majority of white voters—men and women alike—made a choice about what they were willing to tolerate, what they were willing to excuse, and what they were willing to prioritize.
There is zero credible evidence that the Iranian government has issued any official statement saying it will spare Black Americans.
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Attorney Lee Merritt explains how the Trump administration could potentially bring back the draft as the war in Iran continues to intensify.
If genocide was actually underway, why are these white refugees voluntarily returning to the place where they were supposedly hunted?
Striking a school full of children is sure to be recorded as one of the most devastating single military errors in recent decades.
The U.S. has been through this before, from the slow unraveling of the Vietnam War to the disastrous justifications that launched the Iraq War.
Cuba has spent the last 60 years exporting doctors, fixing vintage cars, and quietly surviving the longest embargo in modern history.