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Senate Chuck Schumer indicated that the nation’s first bill to regulate AI will focus on how to safeguard Black voters from disinformation.
Shevrin Jones introduced a bill that would eliminate language in Florida’s school curriculum suggesting Black people benefited from slavery.
Nikole Hannah Jones convened journalists, elected officials, students, and educators to discuss the rising threats against democracy.
The EPA unveiled the first-ever youth advisory council to help solve the climate crisis and ensure equitable outcomes for Black communities.
Though Tim Scott suspended his 2024 campaign for president, critics say he still poses a threat to Black voters.
Deputy Secretary Tanya Bradsher is on a mission to help bring change to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Dean Phillips, the Minnesota congressman challenging President Biden for the Democratic nomination, wants Black Americans to him a chance.
An erosion of Black voters, a crucial part of Biden’s coalition that won him the White House in 2020, could spell disaster.
After Republicans saw major losses in Tuesday’s elections, candidates took to the stage for the party’s second presidential debate.
Daniel Cameron was unsuccessful in his bid to become Kentucky’s first Black governor. Cameron was defeated by incumbent Gov. Andy Beshear.
Democrat Pamela Stevenson was defeated in her quest to become Kentucky’s first Black female attorney general.
As some may not know there are off-year election contests this week, here’s what Black Americans should know about the Nov. 7 elections.
Kentucky state Rep. Pam Stevenson believes Kentucky is ready to elect its first Black female attorney general.
President Joe Biden seeks to terminate the Central African Republic, Gabon, Niger and Uganda from the African Growth and Opportunity Act.
The Biden-Harris campaign continues its early outreach to Black voters with a new ad touting the president and VP’s record funding for HBCUs.
Experts tell theGrio a measure in Biden’s executive order offers a vital opportunity for empowering Africa and growing the U.S. economy.
As Biden navigates the Israel-Hamas war, back at home, he may be putting a strain on his relationship with some Black voters.
President Joe Biden announced two more Black female judicial nominees on Tuesday, theGrio is exclusively reporting.
In a sweeping first-ever executive order on AI, President Biden aims to tackle various intersections of race and artificial intelligence.