Stephen A. Smith’s Non-Apology ‘Apology’
Stephen A. Smith’s comparison of Trump’s legal issues to the struggles of Black people shows influential Black folks must educate, not just entertain.
Supreme Court To Debate Whether Cities Can Punish People Who Are Homeless
In the most significant appeal involving unhoused Americans to reach the high court in decades, the justices will hear arguments Monday on whether ticketing people who live on the streets is “cruel and unusual” and violates the Eighth Amendment.
How Progressive Ceasefire Advocate Summer Lee Defanged The Opposition Ahead Of Her Primary In...
Summer Lee is getting used to this. In an interview, Lee told CNN she had been “bracing for this moment” since her last run and trusted that her consistency, as a candidate and on the major issues, would see her through to another term.
The House Just Voted On A Potential TikTok Ban (Again). Now What?
House lawmakers have once again passed legislation that could lead to a nationwide TikTok ban, renewing a massive threat to the company’s US operations. The move could fast-track a proposal TikTok has been fighting against for weeks.
Additional Human Remains Believed To Be Slain College Student Wash Ashore On Lake Michigan
Additional human remains believed to be of Sade Robinson, the 19-year-old college student who went missing earlier this month following a first date, have washed ashore on a Lake Michigan beach in Wisconsin.
Delta Air Lines Will Soon Update The Way It Boards Passengers
Delta Air Lines flyers will soon board its planes in a new way that might remind them of the past. Beginning May 1, the airline will board customers by numbered zones, a change that largely reverts back to process it used until early 2019, before changing to its current process of boarding by named categories.
Takeaways From The Day A Jury Was Selected To Decide Donald Trump’s Fate In...
Jury selection in Donald Trump’s hush money business fraud case began Thursday looking like the task of finding 12 jurors had run aground.
Student Debt Is Haunting Americans From Graduation To Retirement
Going to college is supposed to be the path to a more prosperous life. But the cost of getting a degree has become a financial albatross, weighing down borrowers from the day they graduate to the day they retire — if retirement is even possible.
January 6 Rioters Want The Supreme Court To Let Them Off The Hook From...
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday from a former Pennsylvania police officer who stormed the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, in a case that could undermine federal charges against more than 350 rioters.
‘Send Him To Angola’: White Lawmaker Attacks First Black EPA Chief
After Michael Regan worked for climate justice in Louisiana, one congressman was quick to blow the dog whistle.
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Male Infertility Contributes To About 40% Of Cases Of Infertility. What...
When opposite sex couples are trying and failing to get pregnant, the attention often focuses on the woman. That’s not always the case.
