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Sean Grayson, a former Illinois deputy convicted of killing Sonya Massey, dies in prison from cancer complications.

Two of the most important record labels in Southern Hip-Hop history are joining forces this fall. The Cash Money & No Limit Tour kicks off its run in Houston on Friday, September 11, at Toyota Center, making H-Town the first stop on the tour. The lineup brings together Birdman, Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, B.G., Master P, […]

OPINION: Jake Lang tried to stage another one of his bargain basement Klan rallies, but it did not go the way he planned, and he got punched in the face for his efforts.

Karen Attiah, a longtime columnist at The Washington Post after penning a column in the wake of Charlie Kirk's death.

OPINION: The Washington Post fired Karen Attiah for saying out loud what everyone else was thinking after Charlie Kirk's death at a gunman's hands.

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Donald Trump's administration continues to put on a masterclass in white mediocrity. The latest example on talentless Natalie Harp rising through the ranks.

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BigXthaPlug has been arrested for the third time in less than a year, following an arrest in Texas this past Friday. The Dallas rapper is facing charges of driving while intoxicated, marijuana possession and unlawful possession. According to CBS News Texas, officer Sam Rippamonti confirmed the arrest, but said authorities were unable to provide additional […]

Bleak job losses, unsafe food, and airline perks vanishing paint a grim economic picture for Black Americans under Trump-Vance policies.

The hanging death of Demetrius Fleming in Roanoke Rapids comes only a week after an unidentified Black man was found hanging from a tree in Raleigh.

According to reports, a cache of files that were believed to be missing from FBI files related to Jeffrey Epstein were found on a well-known file-sharing website. Those files are reported to contain allegations that President Donald Trump sexually abused a victim aged 13 to 15 years old. The situation dates back to February, when […]

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Actor Mark Ruffalo defends his criticism of Paramount's merger, denying antisemitism claims. Ruffalo warns of threats to editorial freedom and worker livelihoods.

Residents in the mostly Black city seeking solutions after a storm downed power lines.