President Trump announced on Twitter Tuesday night that he was considering ending a fair housing mandate put into place by the Obama administration. The Af

Update: On Wednesday, the Killeen Police Department and the United States Army Criminal Investigation Command announced that one suspect in the disappearan

Many people know that senior Trump administration official Kellyanne Conway has very different political views from her Trump-hating husband, George. (And

Somewhere between the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advising everyone to wear masks to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and stores enforcing “n

challenge racism requires more than condemning police violence alone, it requires all of us to support Black communities against the looming housing crisis

Like a scene out of the least-beloved Christopher Guest movie ever, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo lifted a blue curtain during his Monday afternoon press

Joseph DeAngelo, the man believed to be the infamous Golden State Killer, pleaded guilty on Monday to multiple counts of murder as well as charges of rape,

Pride Month holds a special place in the heart of New Yorkers on any given year, but this year especially — amid ongoing confrontations over police bruta

In true 2020 form, there is a harrowing answer to Bonnie and Clyde and it’s “Ken and Karen,” a white St. Louis, Missouri, couple who pointed load

President Donald Trump is the subject of another flattering Twitter hashtag after he retweeting a video promoting white supremacy. On Sunday, the president

The epidemic of Black people dying at the hands of the white supremacist state extends beyond police and rogue citizens killing Black people for merely exi

Althea Bernstein, an 18-year-old Black woman, was on her way to her brother’s house early Wednesday morning around 1 a.m. when she says she was attacked

Three white men have been indicted by a Georgia grand jury in the death of Black jogger Ahmaud Arbery. Gregory McMichael, 64; his son Travis McMichael, 34;

An annual summer staple in the United States — on par with popsicles and unfortunate sunburns — are fireworks. In the days leading up to the Fourth of

In the early-morning hours of June 19, the Tennessee Senate rallied to pass a last-minute healthcare bill. It had nothing to do with mitigating the coronav

On Tuesday, several states — including New York and Kentucky — held hotly contested, headline-making primary elections. While the primary for the Democ

Autonomous zones have been popping up all over the country since Black Lives Matter protests for justice and against police violence have been ongoing for

Care workers are the invisible workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis. They are cleaners, nannies, and caregivers. Their work is critical