WASHINGTON — As the nation’s capital braces for the upcoming presidential election, heightened political tension poses unique threats to Washington, D.C.’s unhoused residents, who are some of the most vulnerable in this politically charged environment. At Washington Circle, near the Foggy Bottom Metro, tents mark […]
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Richard Moore, who is set to be executed on Friday for the 1999 killing of a convenience store clerk, awaits a decision from South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster on a clemency plea that could save his life. Moore, who confessed to killing […]
A landmark $10 million endowment from the Ford Foundation will secure the leadership role at the Studio Museum in Harlem for years to come, marking a significant investment in one of the nation’s foremost institutions for artists of African descent. The endowment will formally establish […]
Australia has barred American commentator Candace Owens from entering the country, citing remarks in which she downplayed the horrors of the Holocaust and questioned the reality of Nazi medical experiments. The decision was confirmed by Immigration Minister Tony Burke, who emphasized that Owens’ comments on […]
The family of Shanquella Robinson, whose death occurred while on vacation in Cabo San Lucas two years ago, is now pursuing legal action against her travel companions, seeking accountability for what they argue was a mishandling of her tragic case. The lawsuit, filed on October […]
Gayle King is facing criticism after a recent interview with author Ta-Nehisi Coates on CBS Mornings sparked controversy over journalistic integrity and bias. Coates appeared on the show in September to discuss his new book The Message, but the conversation took an unexpected turn when […]
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