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Protesters In England Push Statue Of Slave Trader Into Harbor
As all 50 states and DC band together to protest the horrific police-involved killing of George Floyd, many across the globe have joined in as...
Why Trump’s bad poll numbers are worse than in 2016
Trump trails Biden. How is that different than Hillary Clinton's lead?
Michael B. Jordan Commits To Hiring Private Security Instead of Police
Michael B. Jordan was among the millions who protested racial discrimination and inequality last weekend after the murder of George Floyd, and the actor specifically...
Amanda Seales Left ‘The Real’ Because There Weren’t Enough Black Executives
Amanda Seales addressed rumors surrounding her departure from The Real on Hollywood Unlocked. The comedienne said she left the popular daytime show due to the...
Ciara’s Video Of Russell Wilson Doing Their Daughter’s Hair Is Adorable
Ciara shared an adorable video to Instagram Sunday that will make you smile and Google her famous relationship prayer. The “Beauty Marks” singer said years...
Why Nigeria Is Still Embracing Relaxed Hair
As protests rage on and the conversation about police brutality and racism continues around the world, a different conversation about racism, discrimination and colonialism is...
The Technology 202: NYU report calls social media titans to stop outsourcing content moderation
Content moderation is the tech companies’ top political battleground as the debate over Trump’s inflammatory posts rages on.
Minneapolis City Council Signals Commitment To Dismantle Its Police Department
In the wake of the police-involved killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, a nine-member majority of the City Council announced on Sunday their commitment to...
The Finance 202: The surprisingly strong May jobs report clouds prospects for more pandemic economic relief
Some conservative Republicans now see a recovery under way -- and no need for more Washington spending.
The Energy 202: Lisa Murkowski’s wins for Alaska help protect her against Trump attacks
To win reelection in 2022, the senator from Alaska will depend in large part on her work delivering on energy issues for her oil-rich state.