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McConnell is allegedly actively working behind the scenes to eliminate a Kentucky statute that allows Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear to choose his replacement if he doesn't finish his term in office. At the top of his list of protégés is embattled Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron.
Some 156 years after the end of the Civil War and the official abolition of slavery through the 13th Amendment, the idea of reparations is gaining currency in Washington. Is it time for the U.S. to pay its debt for the legacy of slavery?
Delvin White, who is Black, was fired from the Tampa Police Department for using the N-word while working as a school resource officer. His body camera recorded him saying the racial slur twice.
A popular movie chain is being sued for racially profiling a Black man who its staff called police on after falsely accusing him of sneaking into a theater nearly two years ago in Arizona.
LaDonna Wiggins reportedly spent much of the $3.6 million loaned to her on two houses in Katy & Cypress, a luxury car, purses and more.
While Jackson residents and organizers say they understand the historical nature of the water system's disrepair, city and other Mississippi government leaders also need to plan ahead to prevent this from happening again.
The anniversary of Rodney King's beating drew attention to how the culture of police brutality in Los Angeles, in particular, has seemingly gone unchecked since the horrific video went viral in 1991.
Rouse made history on Tuesday, becoming the first Black person to ever hold the position.
A brief exchange during a Senate Judiciary Committee about the insurrection at the Capitol drew attention to the FBI's systemic racism. But Director Christopher Wray actually denied its existence. Under oath.
A handful of Dr. Seuss books will no longer be published due to the racist and insensitive imagery targeting Black and Asian communities, which stirred up "cancel culture" critique from conservatives on social media. The post Conservatives Complain About ‘Cancel Culture’ After 6 Dr. Seuss Books Shelved Over Racist Imagery appeared first on NewsOne.