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U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Sierra Moran, a transgender service member, listens during a press conference in Tacoma, Wash.

Ban First, Ask Questions Never

Ebony McMorris May 7, 2025

An in-memory graphic honoring Dick Crews, the first Black men’s basketball player at the University of Washington, who passed away at 89.

UW Trailblazer Dick Crews, First Black Men’s Basketball Player, Dies at 89

Clay Cane May 7, 2025

Black Teens Push Back on Stay-at-Home Parenting

Jamie Jackson May 7, 2025

Prison cell interior seen through rusted jail bars, illustrating incarceration and prison conditions.

Exporting Injustice: Trump’s Global Prison Pipeline

Ebony McMorris May 6, 2025

Historic portrait of Adam Clayton Powell Sr., influential pastor and civil rights leader born in 1865.

This Day in History: Adam Clayton Powell Sr. Born in 1865

Clay Cane May 6, 2025

Venezuelan migrants deported from the United States wearing masks walk through a secure airport bridge after a deportation flight.

DHS Offers $1,000 to Self-Deport

Jamie Jackson May 5, 2025

A pediatrician examines a young Black patient during a routine checkup at a community health clinic.

Trump Administration Cancels Black Community Vaccine Study Before Results Analyzed

Clay Cane May 5, 2025

Donald Trump speaks to reporters on the White House lawn as Marine One sits in the background after returning from a trip.

Trump Says He Might Not Follow the Constitution — Yes, Really.

Ebony McMorris May 5, 2025

People enter the Phillip Burton Federal Building in San Francisco, where a lawsuit is challenging Trump’s federal job purge and Executive Order 14210.

Trump’s Federal Job Purge Faces Major Legal Showdown

Ebony McMorris May 2, 2025

Trump economy faces racial disparities in jobs and wages as warehouse workers pack boxes in 2025.

Jobs Rise, Wages Climb, but Racial Disparities Persist in Trump Economy

Jamie Jackson May 2, 2025

El Valle Detention Facility in Raymondville, Texas, where Venezuelan migrants were held before a federal judge blocked Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations.

Judge to Trump: You Can’t Wage War on Migrants

Ebony McMorris May 2, 2025

NPR headquarters in Washington, D.C., targeted by President Trump’s executive order to cut federal funding for public broadcasting.

Trump to PBS & NPR: No Tax Dollars for ‘Woke News’

Ebony McMorris May 2, 2025

In memory of Clarence O. Smith, Essence co-founder and marketing trailblazer, shown in formal attire during a public appearance celebrating Black excellence.

Clarence O. Smith, Essence Co-Founder and Marketing Trailblazer, Dies at 92

Clay Cane May 2, 2025

Acclaimed Jazz Vocalist Andy Bey Dies at 85

Clay Cane May 2, 2025

Kamala Harris speaks at the Emerge Gala, warning about Trump’s second-term Project 2025 agenda and its potential threat to public education and democracy.

Kamala Harris Breaks Silence: Sounds the Alarm on Trump’s Agenda

Ebony McMorris May 1, 2025

Protesters are detained by NYPD officers outside Trump Tower as concerns grow over Trump’s 2025 executive order on police militarization and federal support.

Trump Order Raises Alarms Over Militarization of Local Police

Jamie Jackson May 1, 2025

President Trump outside the White House amid legal dispute with 60 Minutes and The New York Times

President’s Media War Heats Up — Could NYT Be Pulled Into Lawsuit?

Jamie Jackson April 30, 2025

Crowd gathers on the steps of the U.S. Capitol as economic concerns mount and state treasurers call on Congress to act on trade and fiscal policy.

Dear Congress: Do Your Job

Ebony McMorris April 30, 2025

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt holds a printed photo of Jeff Bezos while addressing the media about Amazon and tariff-related controversy.

Tariff Tag Team: Trump Slams Amazon, Then Praises Bezos After Pricing Panic

Ebony McMorris April 30, 2025

Cast of “The Cosby Show” gathers in the Huxtable kitchen during one of the final episodes of the groundbreaking sitcom, which aired its finale on April 30, 1992.

This Day in History: Final Episode of “The Cosby Show” Airs in 1992

Clay Cane April 30, 2025

Department of Justice seal displayed on a wall as the agency’s Civil Rights Division faces mass resignations under Trump’s second term

They Didn’t Quit Justice. Justice Quit Them

Ebony McMorris April 29, 2025

Stacks of shipping containers at a U.S. port at sunset with city skyline in background, symbolizing the impact of tariffs on international trade and consumer prices

Are Tariffs the New Trump Tax? Here’s What You Should Know

Jamie Jackson April 29, 2025

Donald Trump waves on airport tarmac during his second term, as approval ratings fall and controversy grows over economic and civil rights policies

One Hundred Days, One Nation on Edge

Ebony McMorris April 29, 2025

Salt-N-Pepa holding Grammy Awards and OutKast’s Big Boi performing on stage, celebrating their 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Unveils 2025 Inductees

Clay Cane April 29, 2025

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