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We read Project 2025 and compared it to Trump’s Agenda 47 to see what a second Trump administration has in…
Whistleblowers were targeted in a large portion of the nearly 2,000 assassination cases in South Africa going back to 2000.
The State Department on Thursday ordered the families of U.S. embassy staffers in Abuja, Nigeria to leave due to fears…
Fargo Board of Education reinstated the pledge at meetings following angry backlash from conservative lawmakers and citizens nationwide.
For your benefit, theGrio has compiled the myriad ways you can make Tax Day work for you and not against…
Dr. Nadine Burke Harris said Wednesday that she is “prioritizing care for myself and my family” three years after taking…
Americans could receive subpar service this filing season as the IRS battles "unacceptable backlogs," the Biden administration said.
Members of the Congressional Black Caucus are calling on D.C. lobbyists to diversity their K Street offices.
Municipalities across New York have opted to block local marijuana dispensaries and consumption lounges as a statewide deadline nears.
A heated debate is brewing over how to ensure racial and ethnic minority communities can elect the officeholders of their…
The House approved a $1 trillion package late Friday after Democrats resolved a months-long standoff between progressives and moderates.
The White House plans to return Haitian migrants from a Texas border city with flights to Haiti starting Sunday, an…
Black Lives Matter has called the U.S. government’s decades-long embargo on Cuba 'cruel and inhumane,' in an Instagram post.
The card that millions of people use to prove their identity may soon be a thing of the past as…
The argument over vaccine passports echoes division over the past year about masks, shutdown orders and the vaccines themselves.
That sets up final congressional approval by the House next week so lawmakers can send it to President Joe Biden…
The near-5,000 Centreville, Illinois residents have been dealing with smelly sewage flooding their property for decades. Where's the relief?
Defense Secretary Austin orders one-day military ‘stand down’ for discussions on far-right extremism
The newly appointed Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is wasting little time addressing issues of far-right extremism within the military.
“I just think that there is no need for him to have the intelligence briefings,” President Joe Biden said in…
The threat of extremist groups demonstrating at statehouses across the country prompted some governors to roll out a show of…