Each day leading up to Juneteenth, we will highlight Houstonians who have impacted their city and set the trend wherever they are.
The U.S. surgeon general recently declared widespread loneliness the latest public health epidemic sweeping across the nation.
Fans of ABC’s Good Morning America suspected that reporter Janai Norman may have a little one on the way… and they were right! As reported in an exclusive with PEOPLE Magazine, Norman, who co-anchors the show on weekends, announced on Sunday’s show (April 30) that she and her husband are expecting their third child together. https://twitter.com/janai/status/1652671965520330752?s=20 Norman revealed […]
A Republican running for senator in Ohio believes descendants of white soldiers who died in the Civil War should receive reparations.
Changes will be made to the College Board’s new AP African American studies course
Jonathan Majors faces uncertain future after being arrested for alleged domestic assault and losing projects, management, and brand relationships. His court appearance on May 8 could determine his future trajectory in the entertainment industry.
On Monday, a grand jury decided not to indict the Akron police officers who shot and killed 25-year-old Jayland Walker.
A Contra Costa County judge released the names of 17 Antioch, California, police officers who stand accused of using racial slurs, making racist jokes and sharing racist memes in text threads over a period of two years. The post California Judge Releases Names Of 17 Cops Accused Of Sharing Racist Texts, Including Police Union President appeared first on NewsOne.