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A House panel is holding a public hearing on Tuesday on "unidentified aerial phenomena," popularly known as UFOs, a high-profile moment for a controversial topic that has long been relegated to the fringes of public policy.

The vital key to advancing the economic status of African American communities and families is the support and the promotion of the success of Black-founded, managed, and owned businesses. We will not stand silent about this matter. Our businesses deserved to be respected, engaged, and empowered.

Your child doesn't want to go to the playground to play with other kids. Or she doesn't want to attend a friend's birthday party or the class pool party.

Avowed white racist Payton Gendron allegedly put together a 180-page manifesto that revealed his hatred for Black and Jewish people and the “replacement theory” ideology that Fox News often speaks of, notably hosts Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham.

This weekend's massacre in Buffalo is the most terrifying proof yet of a grave threat from a wave of White supremacist terrorism.

The man accused of killing 10 people in a racially motivated mass shooting at a Buffalo, New York, supermarket had plans to "continue his rampage," the city's police chief said Monday.

Republicans are watching conservative candidate Kathy Barnette's sudden rise in their party's upcoming Pennsylvania US Senate primary with a mix of unease, wonder and dread.

Sixteen months after leaving office, he's unquestionably still the figurehead of the red-hatted "Make America Great Again" brigades, but talented messengers running in this year's midterm elections have sometimes been more effective in articulating that brand and where it is headed.

"It is an expedition that is certainly about climbing. It is about spending time in the mountains, but it is also about building community, global community. And it's about changing the narrative for the Black community, particularly in the United States and how we interact with outdoor spaces," says Rosemary Saal, a member of Full Circle.

Excerpt:At minimum, 41 prominent individuals connected to Harvard University were connected to slavery. This includes four past presidents of Harvard University. The report also found that slavery was “a part of daily life” at Harvard. The report also bluntly pointed out that Harvard “today memorializes benefactors with ties to slavery across campus through statues, buildings, professorships, student houses, and the like.”