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In Senegal, “schools for husbands” are reshaping traditional roles by engaging men in maternal health, family planning, and gender equality.
From partisan redistricting battles to reparations proposals, California Democrats face a packed final month of lawmaking.
The Washington Association for Black Journalist confirmed that Givhan is leaving the newspaper, where she contributed for over two decades.
The mayors are watching how Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser responds to the Trump police takeover in the nation’s capital.
Weaver continues to ask supporters of the Uncle Nearest brand to "clear the shelves" to send a message to its…
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell was indicted in a federal case alleging she misused city resources to conceal a romantic…
Black households have been getting creative this back-to-school season to fulfill lists amid Target boycotts and an increase in prices.
The singer Monica adds more fuel to the marriage rumors, which began in early August, with luxury gift reveal and…
The New Orleans mayor faces 11 charges in connection to her security card, who she was having an affair with,…
Louisiana AG accuses Roblox of enabling an unsafe environment for children, citing cases of predators targeting minors on the platform.
Tracee Ellis Ross reveals she seeks dating advice from Barack and Michelle Obama while discussing her latest romantic prospects.
Denzel Washington and Jeffrey Wright talk with TheGrio about how the film turns a friendship into a mirror for economic…
The singer's son, Shanga Hankerson, said earlier this week that he is concerned about her cognitive health while on tour.
Texas’ mid-decade congressional map changes spark calls for similar moves in states from California to Florida, raising the stakes.
With “Magic City: An American Fantasy”on Starz, Jermaine Dupri tells the story of the legendary strip club through the lens
Sean Kingston and his mother were each convicted by a federal jury in March of conspiracy to commit wire fraud…
Founder Fawn Weaver's role in the brand is in question while decisions are made about the new receivership.
Trump often rails against systems he describes as “rigged,” but he has overlooked a glaring instance in higher education.
District of Columbia Attorney General Brian Schwalb said in a new lawsuit that Trump is going far beyond his power.