Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is representing Charles Adair’s family in a federal civil rights case against Wyandotte County, Deputy Richard Fatherley, and Wyandotte County Sheriff Daniel Soptic. Attorneys Harry Daniels, Gabrielle Higgins, and Sue-Ann Robinson are also representing the family, according to a press release sent […]
The Trump administration has continued its efforts to rewrite history when it comes to the events of Jan. 6. The Justice Department has asked a federal appeals court to dismiss seditious conspiracy convictions of Proud Boys and Oath Keepers leaders who were previously sentenced for […]
On Saturday, demonstrators gathered in cities across the country for the third nationwide “No Kings” protest of President Donald Trump’s second term, with organizers estimating that millions participated. In Washington, D.C., protesters joined that wave, bringing their concerns about immigration enforcement, war, and what many […]
Powell under investigation over Fed headquarters renovation *Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell revealed he is the subject of a criminal investigation. The probe stems from his June 2025 congressional testimony and the Fed’s $2.5 billion renovation project. The U.S. Department of Justice issued subpoenas on January 9, […]
*On a recent episode of the Higher Learning podcast, Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay were having a conversation when Van joked that Erika Kirk has a coming Netflix stand-up special. Laughter ensued about the new face of Turning Point coming out on stages with pyrotechnics and the possibility of Nicki Minaj opening for the imaginary Netflix special. […]
The NAACP is holding companies accountable for the continued drawback of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. In light of AT&T’s decision to cut its DEI programming, the NAACP has called out the decision in a letter to the corporation. Derrick Johnson, president and CEO of the civil rights organization, addressed the […]
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