The U.S. Senate race in Georgia remains tight as former NFL Star Herschel Walker, the Republican nominee, takes on Sen. Raphael Warnock. Both Black men
The Georgia Senate race remains in the political spotlight as former NFL star Herschel Walker looks to unseat U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock. In a series of tweets, Sen.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has made it clear he is not backing down on his views and policies regarding sending migrants who have entered the
A strange admission from President Joe Biden: he made false claims that he was arrested trying to meet Nelson Mandela in South Africa during the
Although he has not officially announced a run for the White House, former President Donald Trump continues to send strong signals that he plans on
Ted Cruz (R-Texas) had strong words on the Senate floor regarding school safety. He put forth a school safety bill that was eventually blocked. It’s
The U.S. Army is asking soldiers having a hard time with inflation to sign up for food stamps. Sergeant Major Michael Grinston stated in a
The nation’s first Black Secretary of Defense, four-star General Lloyd Austin spoke out during a ceremony in Washington about the courage and heroism of those
The war of words over housing people who have entered the country illegally at the U.S. border continues. AURN has continued its reporting on Texas Gov. Greg
Bank of America has a new homebuyers program that looks to make Black Americans homeowners. The new zero down payment, zero closing cost mortgage program
The war of words between Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott continues as the Lone Star State continues to bus immigrants who
Software company Black Knight says from June to July home prices fell 0.77%, the biggest drop since January 2011. According to CNBC, homeowners continue to
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