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Autopsy results show the Grand Rapids cop who shot Patrick Lyoya "pressed" his gun into the back of the unarmed Black man's head while firing a single "contact shot," world-renowned forensic pathologist Dr. Werner Spitz said alongside Ben Crump.

Now-former MSNBC foreign-policy analyst Malcolm Nance revealed that he has returned to his roots as a combat veteran and left the world of news reporting in order to join the fight in Ukraine against the Russian forces.

Black women love cycling too, and one national organization is striving to reinforce the sentiment.

Probable cause doesn't mean a presumption of guilt until police can be convinced of one's innocence. The children were still handcuffed when their parents arrived on the scene.  

While it is not technically illegal, at least 55 major corporations pay no corporate taxes.  

The Florida Department of Education has announced it has rejected dozens of math textbooks submitted by publishers because they "contained prohibited topics" including critical race theory. Gov. Ron DeSantis thanked the department for the effort.

The UK has announced a plan that will transfer thousands of African migrants to Rwanda instead of allowing them to seek asylum in the UK.

Rep. Ilhan Omar posted a video of Christians on a flight making a public show of singling Christian songs. The tweet was captioned: "I think my family and I should have a prayer session next time I am on a plane. How do you think it will end?"

Beyond discussing the stark disparity in maternal mortality between Black and white women, there is an opportunity to explore alternatives in medical care and bridge the gap in care.

Monday marks two weeks since a still-unnamed Grand Rapids police officer shot Patrick Lyoya in the back of his head. Legal experts say manslaughter charges are overdue in a case where the officer violated the law by using lethal force following a misdemeanor traffic stop.