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The right to protest in America is under attack, and it all involves a case against a Black Lives Matter…
The White House unveiled a banning or curbing the proliferation of ghost guns along with the Department of Justice.
David Dietrich, a Republican local elections official in Virginia has resigned, according to Gov. Glenn Youngkin's office, after being accused…
On Sept. 30, 2020, 401 years after traffickers landed in Virginia with enslaved Africans, California lawmakers passed Assembly Bill 3121.
Deidre DeJear is reportedly finding Iowa a changed place, trending staunchly conservative, endorsing many aspects of Trumpism.
Adams has canceled all public events for the week and will be taking antiviral medications and working remotely.
The new law will enable trained nurse practitioners, nurse midwives and physician assistants to provide abortions to patients.
Three events from a notable week illustrate how Congress’ near- and long-term paths point toward intensifying partisanship.
Environmental Protection Agency is investigating whether Louisiana’s health and environmental agencies discriminated against Black residents
Though Whitmer has not commented directly on the proceedings, she alluded to the trial’s outcome Saturday while speaking at an…
Criminal justice advocates say the legislation will lead to more poor and minority New Yorkers being held behind bars while…
Judge Rick Lawrence is in line to become the first African American to serve on the Maine Supreme Judicial Court.
As Stacey Abrams makes another run at the governor’s mansion, a lawsuit stemming from the 2018 election is going to trial.
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's speech about her Supreme Court confirmation was a tribute to Black people who paved the way…
Donna Brazile writes that Africa is already facing its worst food shortages in history due to conflicts and drought.