Naomi Osaka Withdraws From Wimbledon To Spend Time With Family And Friends
The No. 2 female tennis player in the world, Naomi Osaka has withdrawn from the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament according to a statement from her agent
Home
Page 1949
President Joe Biden Signs Juneteenth National Independence Day Act Into Law
Less than a day after returning from his first trip abroad as President, Joe Biden has signed the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act into law
Idris and Sabrina Elba Partner With Christian Louboutin For MLK Inspired Collection
Idris and Sabrina Elba are giving back in the name of high fashion. On Wednesday the couple and luxury shoe designer Christian Louboutin launched a
The Sierra Club Announces Full Support for Black Reparations
The Sierra Club--which is known as the nation’s largest and most influential grassroots environmental organization -- announced full support for reparations for Black people. The
James Harden Joins Saks Fifth Avenue E-Commerce Site as Board Member and Investor
Saks Fifth Avenue announced on its Instagram page that Brooklyn Nets guard James Harden has joined the board of directors and is a minority investor.
Five Georgia Cops Fired For Mocking The Death of A Black Man Who Died in Custody
Five Georgia police officers were fired after they were caught mocking the death of a Black man who died in their custody. The Savannah Police
Black Man Arrested After Calling 911 to Report A White Girl Who Crashed A Car, Suing City of Chattanooga
A Black Tennessee man is suing the city of Chattanooga for arresting him after he called the cops to report a 14-year-old White girl who
Florida Man Charged With Double Murder, Represents Himself With Wild Opening Statements
Ronnie Oneal had allegedly killed his girlfriend, 33-year-old Kenyatta Barron, and is also accused of allegedly killing his own disabled 9-year-old daughter
North Carolina Museum Loses Contract Due To Wildly Racist Juneteenth Event
Mecklenburg County, N.C. has cut ties with a plantation museum due to a Juneteenth event that was considered racially insensitive
U.S. Labor Market Improving Despite Increase In Weekly Unemployment Claims
The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits increased last week for the first time in two months, but layoffs are easing