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Concerns over potential reforms at the Smithsonian have arisen since Trump signed a March 27 executive order.
Food banks typically see the most need during periods of high unemployment yet the U.S. is facing a hunger crisis…
The 49-49 vote came weeks after the Senate approved a resolution that would have blocked Trump’s ability to impose tariffs.
Only about 4 in 10 Americans approve of how Trump is handling the presidency, and his ratings on the economy and…
Atlanta’s next mayor will preside as visitors flood the city for eight matches of the 2026 World Cup.
The White House and its Republican allies in Congress have said they are working to root out waste, fraud and abuse in…
The 6888th was sent overseas in 1945, when there was growing pressure from African-American organizations to include Black women.
The Whitney Plantation museum loses its federal grants for Black history and culture as a result of Trump's attack on…
Excenia Mette was killed on Tuesday, April 22, while attempting to defuse an argument in Harlem, New York.
The lawsuit says Trump's tariff policy has been subject to his “whims rather than the sound exercise of lawful authority.”
The owner of Jetset nightclub says that if there had been something he could have done to prevent the collapse,…
In a series of executive orders signed Wednesday, Trump targeted universities that he views as liberal adversaries to his political…
Latrance Battle has been arrested and charged after allegedly attempting to detain her ex-husband's wife at her place of work.
Audio leaks between Shannon Sharpe and woman, who is suing the podcaster for $50 million, alleging sexual assault, harassment, and…
Beginning May 5, the department will begin involuntary collection through the Treasury Department's offset program.
The Trump adminstration has demanded the institution change its admission policies and audit views of diversity on campus.
The “Club Shay Shay” host is being sued for $50 million for allegedly relentlessly pursuing the plaintiff, among other claims.
“It’s still justice for Freddie Gray,” activists say, repeating what became a rallying cry in 2015. “Ten years now.”