Nike Sues MSCHF For Copyright Infringement Over Lil Nas X’s ‘Satan Shoes’
Nike is suing MSCHF for copyright infringement due to the controversial “Satan shoes,” a collaboration with Montero Lamar Hill, who is known as Lil Nas
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Jamie Foxx and Datari Turner Sign Moviemaking Deal With ViacomCBS MTV Entertainment Group
Actor Jamie Foxx is preparing to step behind the camera following his recently inked production deal with ViacomCBS MTV Entertainment Group.
4 Disturbing Discoveries From Derek Chauvin’s Trial for George Floyd’s Death
Former Minnesota police officer Derek Chauvin's criminal trial started on Monday and included several shocking revalations.
Rep. Park Cannon Allegedly Injured State Trooper, Arrested Because Of One-Woman Riot Concerns
Georgia troopers thought House Rep. Park Cannon, a Black female representative of the 58th district in the state, was a threat similar to the Capitol
New Hampshire Man Fined $5,000, Threatened to Douse Black Man With Gasoline
After threatening a Black man by saying he'd set him on fire, a white New Hampshire man has been given a fine of $5,000 for
Georgia Senate Votes to Limit Citizen Arrests After the Killing of Ahmaud Arbery
Georgia lawmakers took a step toward repealing a citizen's arrest law that predates the Civil War after two white men killed Ahmaud Arbery last year
Barack Obama’s Grandmother Dies at 99, Family in Mourning
Sarah Obama, step-grandmother of former US President Barack Obama, died at the age of 99. Authorities reported that Mama Sarah Onyango Obama died in Kenya,
Biden Asks Local and State Leaders to Slow Down Reopening, Reinforce Mask Mandates
President Joe Biden is asking local and states leaders to stop or slow down businesses and institutions from reopening and add or reinstitute restrictions.
Comcast To Invest $1 Billion Over 10 Years To Reach 50 Million Low-Income Americans With Digital Tools
Comcast announced it would invest $1 billion over the next 10 years to help close the digital divide for low-income Americans
Georgia Sued For Third Time Over Voting Restrictions Bill, Delta, Coke Face Boycott Over Support
Civil rights groups hit Georgia's new voting restrictions with a third federal lawsuit while Coca-Cola and Delta face boycotts