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A soldier charged in the Capitol riot enlisted months after FBI interviews
Spec. James Phillip Mault joined the Army in May, officials said, months after the FBI determined his presence at the Capitol.
Katie Couric Omitted Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Full Remarks About Black Lives Matter Protestors To “Protect” Her
Late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a lot to say about people kneeling to protest America’s police brutality. It was widely-reported in 2016…
American Airlines Takes Us Through A Day In The Life Of Black Women Pilots & Cadets
The 2021 ESSENCE Girls United Summit brought together young women from various backgrounds who are working to make strides towards the next phase of their…
The T List: Five Things We Recommend This Week
Tarot-like tableware, a young photographer’s first book — and more.
The Southwest Airlines mess and rumors of a vaccine walkout
More than 2,500 flights were canceled but officials have adamantly denied reports that pilots staged a sickout over a looming coronavirus vaccine mandate.
Kyrie Irving’s Anti-Vaccine Explanation Ripped As ‘Both Bull And S**t’
“Irving picks worse hills to die on than a bad general,” one critic slammed the Brooklyn Nets guard.
White House to ease overland border crossings from Canada and Mexico
Starting in early November, travelers who provide proof of vaccination can enter the United States for reasons such as tourism or visiting family.
GOP Congressional Hopeful’s Defense Of Kyrie Irving Goes Awry
Florida candidate Lavern Spicer made matters worse with her response to a sarcastic comment.
Supreme Court to consider Boston Marathon bomber’s death sentence
A lower court said the sentence was tainted by errors in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s 2015 trial.
Group close to McConnell to spend $10 million attacking vulnerable Democratic senators on domestic spending
Ads in Arizona, New Hampshire and Nevada focus on the Democratic domestic policy bill working its way through Congress.