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If elected in November, Haynes will join a legacy of Black pastors to enter Congress, including U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock.
Crockett told supporters there would likely not be a winner declared on Tuesday night in the hotly contested election against…
Pressley tells theGrio the resolution seeks to counter Trump's attempts to "rewrite and whitewash" Black history through executive action.
Luther “Uncle Luke” Campbell announces 2026 congressional bid in Florida’s 20th District, challenging Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick in a crowded Democratic…
"The SAVE Act is not an election security bill — it is a voter suppression bill, full stop," said U.S.…
"Do better!" urged U.S. Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove after grilling the U.S. attorney general on Trump's several untruths.
U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, says she believes the claim about Talarico from a TikTok political influencer is true.
Meeks pressed Bessent about the United Arab Emirates buying a $500 million stake in President Trump's crypto business.
Aliya Rahman says DHS officers violently arrested her and ignored her pleas for medical attention despite repeatedly saying she was…
Despite the government's quick reopening, funding for DHS remains uncertain as Republicans and Democrats work on a deal.
From the Oval Office to Congress, Black people have made considerable gains – and helped to change the face of…
A partial government shutdown began Saturday, furloughing workers and disrupting services. Here’s what Black Americans should know.
If Congress is unable to pass a funding package by Friday, the federal government will see its second shutdown in…
Hours before the attack on Omar, Trump invoked her name yet again while defending his administration's controversial immigration policies.
The retirement of Holmes Norton comes after calls for her to step aside over concerns about her ability to serve…
The political pushback could lead to another government shutdown if Republicans decline to strike a deal with Democrats on federal…
Former Texas Democratic Party executive director Jamarr Brown cautioned against reading too much into the recent poll.
"Secretary Noem, you have violated your oath of office, and there will be consequences," said U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly, D-Ill.
In a letter first obtained by theGrio, the nation's four U.S. Black Senators demand answers from the Trump administration.