Dia Simms Launches Saint Liberty Whiskey to Celebrate Prohibition-Era Women Bootleggers
Dia Simms, former president of Combs Enterprises, takes the lead as she and her partner, Erin Harris, launch Saint Liberty Whiskey
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North Carolina Man Freed After 44 Years In Prison For Wrongfully Convicted Crime
After 44 years, Ronnie Long was finally released from prison after the state of North Carolina vacated his conviction.
Trump Grants Alice Johnson’s Request For Full Pardon
President Donald Trump granted criminal justice reform advocate Alice Johnson's request for a full pardon during their Friday meeting in the Oval Office.
Christian Site Raises $97K For Kenosha Shooting Suspect Kyle Rittenhouse
A fundraising effort on a Christian crowdfunding website said it has raised more than $97,000 for Kenosha, Wisconsin, shooting suspect Kyle Rittenhouse.
Rioters and Looters Could Lose Unemployment Benefits Under New Bill
A Republican congressman wants to introduce a bill that would rescind federal benefits from rioters and looters amid protesters.
Trump’s Payroll Tax Plan Goes Into Effect, But Employers Are Cautious
President Trump’s plan to defer payroll taxes was initiated Friday as the Treasury Department outlined how the executive action would work.
Biden Flips Script, Asks ‘Are You Safe In Trump’s America?’
Former Vice President Joe Biden, who is scheduled to speak in southwest Pennsylvania on Monday, is asking voters if they're safe in Donald Trump's America
Black Father Writes Open Letter to LeBron James: ‘You Don’t Speak for Me and My Boys’
A Black father penned an open letter to LeBron James and advises him to "stop blaming the police and help build better fathers"
Chadwick Boseman’s Death Sparks New Conversation About Colon Cancer Among Black Men
The death of Chadwick Boseman sparked new conversations about colon cancer rates within the Black community, specifically Black men.
Arkansas Sheriff Resigns After Audio Recording Reveals Him Using Racial Slur Nine Times
A sheriff in Arkansas was forced to resign his position after repeatedly using a racial epithet, the "N-word," a reported nine times