Trump Targets Beyoncé, Oprah, Springsteen In New DOJ Threat
In a controversial move, President Donald Trump has called for an investigation into celebrities who endorsed his 2024 opponent, Kamala Harris, alleging violations of campaign finance laws. This comes despite public denials from Oprah Winfrey and Beyoncé Knowles Carter, who assert they received no personal compensation for their support.
The Klan Ran His Family Out. Now This Mostly White City Honors Malcolm X
The Malcolm X Memorial Foundation in Omaha, Nebraska, has dedicated decades to acknowledging Malcolm X's historical significance to the city, culminating in his induction into the Nebraska Hall of Fame in 2024.
Disaster Aid Was Already Unequal. Will Changes At FEMA Make Things Worse?
The Trump Administration has terminated FEMA's door-to-door canvassing program, a vital initiative for reaching vulnerable communities, including many Black residents. This decision may hinder access to aid and relief for those most in need.
Work, Without Reward: The Reality For Black Women On The Job
Black women, integral to the U.S. labor force, face persistent pay disparities and limited career advancement, with their unemployment rate rising to 6.1% in April.
FBI Director Confirms Federal Probe Into New York Attorney General
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has launched an inquiry into New York Attorney General Letitia James, focusing on allegations of mortgage application fraud. Concurrently, the Justice Department is examining claims of politicized justice, underscoring the complexities surrounding the case.
Trump Says The Clock Is Ticking For 150 Countries To Make A Deal Or...
President Donald Trump has declared an increase in tariffs, stating that countries unable to negotiate new trade agreements within the next two to three weeks will be informed of their new tariff rates by his administration. This move underscores the administration's strategy to expedite trade negotiations and address trade imbalances, though it may lead to heightened economic tensions and impact global trade relations.
Trump’s Agenda Hangs In Balance As House Gop Leaders Gamble On Committee Vote
Speaker Mike Johnson and his leadership team are navigating a critical juncture as they push forward with President Donald Trump's comprehensive tax and spending bill in the House Budget Committee. The initiative faces uncertainty due to insufficient backing, with four conservative members steadfast in their opposition.
What To Watch For During The Supreme Court’s Historic Birthright Citizenship Arguments
The Supreme Court is set to deliberate on President Trump's proposal to terminate birthright citizenship and curtail the authority of federal courts, a case that holds profound implications for state litigation against the administration and the interpretation of the 14th Amendment.
FY 2026 Budget Plan Cuts And Guts Education Dollars And Programs
In a significant move, the Trump Administration's FY 2026 budget plan outlines a 15.3% reduction in education funding, affecting key programs like Federal Work Study and Child Care Access Means Parents in School. These programs are vital for supporting students with financial needs and those with children, underscoring the ongoing challenges faced by marginalized communities in accessing higher education.
Social Security Reminds Workers About ‘Resurrecting’ People Wrongly Declared Dead
The Social Security Administration is scrutinizing its records to confirm whether beneficiaries are alive, inadvertently leading to some being wrongly declared deceased. These individuals must visit Social Security offices to rectify the error and restore their status.
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Vigil Held For Javits Frimpong, 15-Year-Old Who Was Gunned Down In...
Tributes continue to grow for Javits Frimpong, the 15-year-old who was shot and killed on his way to school in the Bronx last week.
