A Convict Who Accidentally Voted In Texas And Violated His Parole Was Arrested For ‘Voter Fraud’
Hervis Rogers, 62, did not know his appearance on CNN would land him back in jail, but he got charged with voter fraud after voting
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Michael Strahan, Pharrell, Join Leaders To Educate Athletes About Their Finances At NKSFB Sports Wealth Summit
In an effort to better educate athletes who may not have the financial guidance afforded to more popular and successful players, the inaugural NKSFB Sports
Chicago Rapper Shot 64 Times, Dies Outside Jail
A Chicago rapper was gunned down in a barrage of bullets just a few moments after being outfitted with an ankle bracelet and released from
Civil Rights Attorney Lee Merritt Launches Campaign Challenging Attorney General Ken Paxton
Lee Merritt, a civil rights attorney who represented families of people who've been shot and killed by police, is running for Texas Attorney General
Housekeeper Heralded As ‘Hero’ After Discovering Weapons Cache Near MLB All-Star Game Stadium
A hotel maid alerted authorities to a cache of guns in the rooms of four people near Coors Stadium, the site of the MLB All-Star
President Joe Biden Pushes For Voting Rights Law As Republicans Support Voting Restriction Bills
President Joe Biden, under pressure from U.S. civil rights leaders, said on Tuesday it is a "national imperative" to pass sweeping voting rights legislation
Social Media Giants Facebook And Twitter Come Under Fire After English Soccer Players Face Racial Abuse
Facebook and Twitter are facing backlash after three Black English soccer players were subjected to racial abuse following the team’s loss to Italy Sunday
White Man Busted Black Teen’s Mouth With Bike Lock, Will Serve Up To Five Years In Jail
A white man from Michigan will serve up to five years for knocking the teeth out of a Black teen's mouth with a bike lock.
Black Female WWII Veteran Hoping to Finally Receive Congressional Honor
A Black female World War II veteran is among seven surviving Army members who are still waiting to receive their Gold Congressional Medal.
Former Kansas City VA Employee Files Discrimination Lawsuit, Says He Was Called ‘Nappy-Headed’ And ‘Ghetto’
A Black man who previously worked at Kansas City's Veteran Administration hospital filed a civil lawsuit in federal court last week citing discrimination