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The Texas congresswoman is amplifying a Mississippi family's demand for answers after their 18-year-old son was found dead on an island — and officials called it no foul play.
A new pro bono defense argues the 19-year-old's trial was closed to the public and that the judge tipped his hand to reporters. Here's what's at stake.
As the US-Israel war on Iran grinds into its fifth month, Tehran fired on American bases, oil prices spiked, and the human toll kept climbing from Gaza to the West Bank.
From the 26th BET Awards in LA to Broadway's first Black Nominee Soirée in New York, June turned into a season-long celebration of Black excellence and community.
On the 63rd anniversary of Dr. King's 'I Have a Dream' speech, a new coalition is marching to protect Black political power after the Supreme Court gutted a core voting protection.
On July 24, 1651, a formerly indentured man received 250 acres in Virginia — a window into a moment before race locked everyone into place.
Months after he was celebrated for shielding a 12-year-old girl from a grown man's abuse, Da'Jon Anthony Hayes-Burr was fatally shot at just 15.
From Atlanta hoops to Harlem kitchens to New Orleans stages, here's how Black communities are turning the Fourth of July into a celebration on their own terms.
A new Forbes ranking spotlights the historically Black colleges quietly building America's Black doctors, lawyers, and engineers — and paying off for their students.
On the latest 'Freedom Table,' Rashad Robinson and LaTosha Brown make the case that being seen is not the same as being able to change the rules.
The national average is back above $4 a gallon after another Iran ceasefire fell apart — and working families are footing the bill.
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