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Amy Barnett, managing editor at Time Inc.’s Teen People for the past two years, has stepped down from that post to move to the company’s

Birmingham, Alabama’s 16th Street Baptist Church, a hallowed place where a 1963 bomb blast killed four little girls at the height of the civil rights

A growing movement to reform redistricting rules is taking shape across the country, as civil rights leaders and politicians work to preserve the right of

Report cards are out, and lenders are learning whether they are making the grade. A study released by the Greenlining Institute, a public policy research

Since being approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in June, BiDil, the first drug marketed specifically for treatment of heart failure among African

Americans have to change their attitudes about retirement planning. Many think they can take their time, but that kind of thinking will not leave much

While oil prices soared from roughly $43 per barrel in early January to more than $55 by midyear, the broad market hasn’t performed nearly as

If you haven’t noticed, individual investors are traversing uncharted territory these days. With interest rates at historic lows, a falling national unemployment rate, and high

“We wanted to give blacks a new sense of somebody-ness, a new sense of self-respect. We wanted to tell them who they were and what

It’s 3 a.m. in Houston. While the rest of the city sleeps, it’s crunch time for Randy Diggs. The founder and CEO of Mo Better