Prosecutors said she drove nearly 130 mph before the 2022 crash that killed six people, including a mother and her

In her latest book, “Strung Up,” the award-winning journalist and historian confronts America’s dark history and its impacts on its

The upcoming Peacock series marks the Oscar nominee and comedic legend’s first dramatic series and the latest turn in his

Several contests across the South and beyond feature Black candidates seeking to make history on Nov. 3. There are many

The settlement follows allegations that Amazon excluded residents in two ZIP codes from its in-house delivery network without telling them.

“A Different World’s” season 2 renewal has fans and cast members celebrating another year at Hillman, and calling for even

Black workers, particularly Black women, continue to face mounting economic strain as federal job cuts and other Trump policies reshape

Sampson’s comments about “wide love,” parenting and the traditional nuclear family have drawn both criticism and support. You can bet

The Virginia legend will host the Oct. 18 showcase at Norfolk State University as part of a week celebrating music,

Several shows rooted in Black storytelling and creativity landed on The New York Times’ ranking of the 21st century’s best

Legal experts explain the New York voluntary intoxication law at the center of the Cornell sexual assault case, and what

The actor will lead the evening’s celebration of music and culture from Chicago. Anthony Anderson has been named the host

His supporters shared heartwarming comments after Randolf uploaded the farewell message across his social media platforms. Followers of Elijah Randolph,

From Texas to Georgia and Wisconsin, Black voters could play a major role in closely watched Senate and governor’s races.

The former federal prosecutor explained why she finds the ordeal “morally repugnant.” In her role as a co-host on “The View,”

Experts say the scale of Atlanta’s eviction filings impact extends beyond housing to food security, education, health & economic opportunity.

The Chicago rapper was found not guilty in a federal murder-for-hire trial earlier this year. Lil Durk’s legal battles will

During a candid podcast conversation, Dash connected his daughters’ dating preferences to their upbringing and his own past behavior. Dame

The former Dallas police officer was sentenced to 10 years in prison after a jury convicted her of murdering Jean

Rep. Ayanna Pressley announces the Wigs for Warriors, which could be life-changing for family members of service members living with

Colom argues Mississippi voters are growing frustrated with the status quo as he campaigns to become the state’s first Black

The pair had previously starred in three movies together, including “House Party 1,” House Party 2,” and “Boomerang,” but Lawrence

T-Kea Blackman, co-founder of Black People Die By Suicide Too, gets real about the rising rates of suicides among the

For nearly 70 years, Luster Products has been a fixture in Black haircare. Now, the founder’s granddaughter, Resa Luster-Mac, is

The acclaimed filmmaker has also listed a property he owns in Wyoming for sale for $39.5 million, bringing the combined

Rep. Analilia Mejia responds to President Trump’s Hispanic Heritage Month remarks, criticizing his immigration policies and calls to separate Black

Studies and whistleblower claims have sparked new questions about whether platforms prioritize engagement over safety. For several years now, social

We unpack the etiquette and nuances of having “mixed-income” friendships in today’s economy. There’s having a friend with money, and

In honor of International Podcast Day, here are some Black-led podcasts keeping audiences informed about current events and policies. Whether

The review comes as local prosecutors reopen the case and consider whether criminal charges should be presented to a grand

Douglas Carter’s conviction was overturned after courts found serious misconduct, and new DNA testing excluded him from genetic evidence recovered

The program will support students facing housing insecurity at Morehouse College, Central State University, Wilberforce University and Penn. John Legend

The Grammy-winning singer and songwriter became one of calypso’s most influential figures through his music, satire and storytelling. Slinger Francisco,

A Los Angeles judge ruled that Maria Avila can accept a reduced award or return to court for a new

On Sept. 30, the “Blackout for Nolan Wells” campaign is encouraging a coordinated day of visibility as his family continues

Footage of the August concert resurfaced online, showing Ross asking venue staff to intervene after a fan crossed physical boundaries.

The decision closes the longest-running federal monitoring of a police department in U.S. history, but advocates say accountability remains critical.

The 2026 class includes artists, writers, musicians, scholars and researchers whose work explores race, history, memory, identity and community. Seven

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ representative disputes a report alleging cellphone and alcohol use in prison, saying the rapper is serving his

Pollster Cornell Belcher says the energy resembles the Obama era, but today’s motivation is driven by urgency rather than optimism.

The proposed Delivery Protection Act could disproportionately affect workers of color, outer-borough residents and minority-owned delivery businesses. A proposed New

The rap legend shared the personal milestone while celebrating fellow Hot Boy B.G.’s onstage engagement during the Cash Money-No Limit

The star receiver returned to New York hoping to finish unfinished business, but his second stint ended without a catch.

Programs in social work and other fields face new financial hurdles as the administration pushes a return-on-investment standard. The Trump

The Clark Atlanta University alumnae reveals how she styled Hillman’s original and new cast, with Black creatives at the heart

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Capt. Bianca Wilkerson, a 37-year-old Norfolk native, died in a non-combat-related incident while deployed overseas, officials said. A Virginia Army

In the wake of the Cornell 7 and LSU assault cases, many, including Black women, are reckoning with their dismay

Ivanna Lisette Ortiz, 36, could face a maximum sentence of life in prison if convicted in relation to the March

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