Bill Cosby Takes His Act Back on the Road
Tanya Hart
June 23, 2017
Bill Cosby is planning a series of talks about sexual assault in the wake of his own sexual assault court case ending in a mistrial.
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Prosecutors Vow to Retry Bill Cosby
AURN Newsroom
June 19, 2017
Pennsylvania prosecutors vowed to retry comedian Bill Cosby on sexual assault charges after a jury on Saturday failed to render a unanimous verdict despite 52
Bill Cosby Grants Exclusive Interview
Tanya Hart
May 17, 2017
Bill Cosby gave his first exclusive interview since 2015 on Sirius-XM radio on Tuesday, May 16, and in the 30-minute chat, he addressed a range
NABJ Co-founder Claude Lewis Passes Away
Tanya Hart
March 20, 2017
Claude Lewis, co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists passed away from complications of diabetes at age 82 on Thursday according to the organization.
Nationwide ‘Not My President’ Day
Tanya Hart
February 21, 2017
From sea to shining sea, thousands of Americans marked Presidents Day on Monday by denouncing the current occupant of the White House — President Donald
Crunch for Political Pardons as President Obama’s Term Nears End
April Ryan
January 13, 2017
As President Obama’s term nears the end, a crunch of political pardons including a possible pardon of Pennsylvania Rep. Chaka Fattah. More from White House
Ousted PA Lawmaker Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison
AURN Newsroom
December 12, 2016
An ousted Pennsylvania congressman has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for a racketeering scheme that included money laundering and bribery. U.S. District Judge
Former Philadelphia Mayor Talks “Exciting the Black Electorate”
April Ryan
November 3, 2016
November 8th is the only time some people have to vote, meaning no early voting. White House Correspondent April Ryan talked with former Philadelphia Mayor
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