Baltimore Woman Helped Dad Cover Up Stepmom’s Murder, Blame It On Panhandlers
Valeria Smith, 31, pleaded guilty in 2019 to being an accessory after the fact to her father, Keith Smith, 55, in murdering her stepmother Jacquelyn
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Black Man Granted New Trial After All-White Jury Deliberated in Room With Confederate Symbols
Tennessee's Criminal Appeals Court issued a new trial to a Black man whose fate was decided by a jury who deliberated in a room with
President Biden Nominates Shalanda Young As White House Budget Director
President Biden has nominated Shalanda Young as director of the Office of Management and Budget, a high-profile White House role
Descendants of Marcus Garvey Request Posthumous Pardon from President Biden
The descendants of civil rights leader Marcus Garvey are asking President Joe Biden to grant a posthumous pardon for his 1923 conviction for mail fraud.
Kiesha Nix Becomes First Black Woman Vice President in Lakers Organization
Kiesha Nix is making history as the first Black woman to serve as vice president of Charitable Affairs for the Lakers organization.
A Ball For First Black Mayor Of St. Petersburg, Florida, Canceled Due To ‘Inappropriate’ Circus Theme
Black community leaders called the theme disrespectful, noting that Black Americans were once barred from attending the circus in the majority-white town.
Department Of Justice Opens Civil Rights Investigation Into Mount Vernon Police Department
Federal prosecutors have announced a civil rights investigation into the Mount Vernon Police Department Friday in the wake of reports of systemic racism against Black
Pastor Mike Jr. Rebukes Kanye West’s Ranking As Billboard’s Top Gospel Artist of 2021
Gospel recording artist Pastor Mike Jr. didn't mince any words after finding out that Kanye West was named "Billboard"'s top gospel artist of 2021.
Suspected Gang Member Arrested for Allegedly Killing Columbia University Student in New York City
Vincent Pinkney,25, has been arrested for allegedly stabbing 30-year-old Davide Giri to death last week in New York City's Central Park
Misty Copeland Meets With Trailblazing, Legendary Ballerinas of the 152nd Street Black Ballet
Copeland joined — for the first time ever — four pioneering Black ballerinas, Lydia Abarca-Mitchell, Sheila Rohan, Gayle McKinney-Griffith and Karlya Shelton-Benjamin, who made history domestically