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The marijuana shortage can be blamed on heavy rains followed by an extended drought, an increase in local consumption and fewer farmers.
The extraordinary new artwork, standing 6 feet tall and stretching 6 feet wide, was unveiled Thursday by the National Women’s History Museum.
The group of leaders told Kamala Harris and Janet Yellen that the COVID-19 federal relief package must better serve Black-owned businesses.
Virginia is on track to become the first Southern state to legalize marijuana after the General Assembly voted 55-42 in favor of the move.
Leon Spinks — former undisputed heavyweight boxing champ who defeated Muhammad Ali in 1978 — has died after a lengthy battle with cancer.
A charter school in northern Utah is allowing parents to opt students out of its Black History Month curriculum and the decision has sparked a debate.
The flood of federal executions that occurred in the last days of the Trump administration were potential coronavirus super spreader events.
The New York Times announced the departure of two journalists who penned some of the outlet’s most high-profile work of the last three years.
The Trump Organization last year reportedly began negotiating a deal for then-President Trump to join the social app favored by the far-right.
Former Vice President Mike Pence is reportedly making plans to form a political committee, signaling his intention to remain in politics.
The African American Children’s Book Fair, one of the nation’s oldest and largest Black children’s book fairs will be virtual in 2021.
When Kyetra Bryant reviewed her bank statement after a flight, she found a peculiar charge: ‘African American, African service charge.’
“The west side of the Capitol is well known as perhaps the best place for sledding in D.C.’s high-density urban environment.”
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have made changes to Archie’s birth certificate by removing names and adding their royal titles.
U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch tested positive for COVID-19 a few weeks after receiving his second dose of a coronavirus vaccine.
The city didn’t signed a contract with the company, but it did turn over part of its COVID-19 vaccine allotment to the group.
A Confederate structure was taken down last year and in its place, officials now plan to erect a monument that honors the late John Lewis.
Multiple students complained about the reporters behavior to their parents, informing them that he repeatedly made racist and sexist remarks.
Cicely Tyson, who died on Thursday at the age of 96, opened up about her relationship with her daughter in her new memoir “Just As I Am.”
Henry Darby works by day as a beloved educator in South Carolina and by night he stocks shelves at a local Walmart to help students in need.