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‘Surgical racism’: North Carolina’s new map that ices out its only Black congressman ignites outrage
Republicans in North Carolina were slammed by critics who described the new congressional map as "morally wrong on all fronts."
Stephen A. Smith said he now understands why critics called out his remarks about U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett.
As the number of strikes has grown, a debate in Congress has escalated over the limits of the president's power.
National Guard troops won't be deploying in the Chicago area anytime soon unless the U.S. Supreme Court intervenes after a judges' ruling.
"We need a private equity firm...We need people like that at the table," said John Boyd, founder of National Association…
A Black woman has never been elected to the U.S. Senate from Texas, therefore a win for Crockett would land…
Healthcare insurance premiums are expected to rise as SNAP benefits could be halted if the Government does not reopen before…
Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre shared her thoughts after her successor Karoline Leavitt’s recent remarks.
"This is a major renovation by a president who will not even be able to benefit from this vanity project,"…
McIver made two motions to dismiss the DOJ's case against her in what is being slammed as a vindictive prosecution.
Paul Ingrassia, President Trump's pick to lead the Office of Special Counsel, withdrew after offensive text messages were made public.
"One of the most blatant acts of greed and corruption in a generation," former DOJ official Anthony Coley told theGrio.
Jeffries called Moynihan a "dangerous individual who made a credible death threat against me with every intention to carry it…
“Blacks behave that way because that’s their natural state … You can’t change them,” wrote Paul Ingrassia. The nomination of
Jean-Pierre says the two-party system is "broken" and called on her former party to stop "relinquishing their power."