Scalia’s Death May Affect Court’s Affirmative Action Ruling
What effect, if any, will the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia have on the affirmative action case of Fisher v. University of Texas
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Google Files Patents For Unique Glasses, a Robot and a Driverless Car
New Google patents seems to show a Google Glass reboot, and updated driverless cars and robots.
Study: Highest Rate of Dementia Among African Americans
A recent study has found that the rate of dementia in African Americans is 65% higher than Asian Americans.
Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Apple For “iPhones Rendered Inoperableâ€
Four iPhone user hit Apple with class action lawsuit.
Scientists View Gravitational Waves From Distant Universe For First Time
Scientists detect gravitational waves for first time.
The National Black Programming Consortium Is Offering $150,000 To Independent Filmmakers
The head of the National Black Programming Consortium is filling the funding gap, offering $150,000 to independent filmmakers.
Newsweek: By 2020, Robots Will Run For President
Artificial Intelligence is evolving rapidly. By 2020, robots may be running for President.
Wellesley College Names First African American President
Dr. Paula A. Johnson has been named Wellesley College president, making her the first black leader of the school.
NBC Honors 29 Modern Day History Makers With New Black History Month Initiative
NBC's new platform, NBCBLK, celebrates Black History Month with new initiative spotlighting modern day history makers.
ABFF Awards Honors Rising Star Ryan Coogler
Ryan Coogler honored as Rising Star on ABFF: A Celebration of Hollywood, Tuesday, February 23rd at 8 p.m. ET/PT on BET and Centric.