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Americans Stranded in Middle East as War Disrupts Travel and Embassy Operations
Major aviation hubs such as Dubai International Airport, Abu Dhabi, and Doha serve as critical gateways linking Europe, Africa, Asia, and the United States. Disruptions tied to the war and security threats have sharply limited commercial flights, leaving thousands searching for routes out of the region.
NASA Astronaut Victor Glover Making History with Artemis II Flight Around the Moon
Victor Glover is headed around the moon, the first Black astronaut to accomplish that journey
Joe Tate Backs Arthur Harrington in Michigan House Race as March On PAC Adds National Support
Harrington, a law student at Wayne State University School of Law, has built his campaign around public service and policy experience gained through internships across multiple levels of government, including the United States House of Representatives, the United States Senate, and municipal government in Hampton, Virginia.
Exclusive New Insider Accounts Rock ‘On the Record’ as Russell Simmons’ Lawsuit Gains Steam
Now, in conversations and texts obtained exclusively by the Informer , sources, including individuals who appeared in the controversial documentary, describe a production they say involved direction, pressure, and a narrative they did not fully understand when they agreed to take part.
Two Decades After His First Arrest, Charles Finally Received Help
As this system expanded, the nation’s jails and prisons became disproportionately filled with Black men, signaling the beginning of a new era that would come to be known as “mass incarceration.”
From Enslaved Roots to a Billion-Dollar Business: Warren Thompson Expands Restaurant Empire Nationwide
The division of Thompson Hospitality reported a 12% year-over-year revenue increase in 2025, fueled by expansion across multiple brands, new concept development, and a strategy that leans into both opportunity and discipline. The company opened or converted 11 locations last year and is pushing toward a goal of 100 locations by the end of 2027.
Ticket Frenzy Builds for “Michael” Ahead of Premiere and Global Release
The Black Press was invited to a private screening of the film in New York this week, and what unfolds on screen delivers a sweeping portrayal expected to resonate across Jackson’s global fan base. Oscar-level performances by Jaafar Jackson and Colman Domingo are expected to dominate conversation as audiences experience the film.
#LIBK: The Morning News roundup
Let It Be Known gives you a roundup of this morning's most intriguing headlines
Defining US African American Media Outlets: A Closer Look
In the vast landscape of American journalism, US African American media outlets hold a unique and vital place. They serve as more than just news sources; they are platforms for voices often marginalized or overlooked by mainstream media. These outlets provide critical perspectives on social, political, and cultural issues that deeply affect Black communities across the country. As someone who has followed the evolution of these media for years, I find their role indispensabl
BlackPressMediaUSA: Your Gateway to Black News Platform USA
In a world flooded with information, finding a reliable source that delivers independent, critical news analysis can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. This is especially true when it comes to news that centers on Black communities and issues often overlooked by mainstream media. That’s where BlackPressMediaUSA steps in. As a dedicated black news platform USA, it offers a fresh, unfiltered perspective that is both necessary and empowering. Why a Black News Platfo
$60 Million, 54 Years Later: The Verdict That Exposes More Than Bill Cosby
A $60 million hammer on a 54-year-old claim, a payout twice as large as what came out of the O.J. Simpson civil case, where that jury decided the former football star killed two people. Suddenly, the scales of justice appear unbalanced, resembling a transaction rather than a fair process.
EXCLUSIVE: Russell Simmons Files Explosive Manhattan Lawsuit, Says HBO Ignored Sharpton, Jackson Warnings and Pushed a “Tabloid Hit Piece” Worldwide
By Stacy M. Brown Senior Global Correspondent Russell Simmons is accusing HBO and its partners of ignoring civil rights leaders, burying evidence, and turning his name into a global spectacle, and he’s putting it before a Manhattan court. In a sweeping amended lawsuit filed in Manhattan, the Queens-born architect behind some of rap’s biggest stars, including Run-DMC, LL Cool J, and Jay-Z, alleges that Warner Bros. Discovery, HBO, HBO Max, Max, filmmakers Kirby Dick and Amy Zi
#LIBK Trump Money, Ray J and Kim Settlement, Phillies Star Sues Parents
Trump Money, Ray J and Kim Settlement, Phillies Star Sues Parents, Chaka Khan and Big Butt Stars
New Data Shows Women Still Earn Just 81 Cents on the Dollar, With Steeper Gaps for Black Women and Latinas
According to a newly released fact sheet from the National Women's Law Center, women working full time, year round were typically paid 81 cents for every dollar paid to men in 2024, a decline from prior years that left women earning a median of $13,570 less annually.
March On PAC Celebrates Emily Gregory Victory in Florida House District 87, Flipping Seat in Major Win for Grassroots Organizing
Black Press Media USA Staff The result signals growing path for Democrats to compete and win in traditionally Republican districts, including those in the shadow of Donald Trump Washington, DC –Following last night’s results in Florida House District 87, March On PAC is celebrating the victory of Democrat Emily Gregory, who successfully flipped a seat in a special election that had long been considered out of reach. Gregory’s win comes after months of on-the-ground organizi
U.S. Among Three Nations to Oppose UN Resolution Declaring Slavery ‘Gravest Crime Against Humanity’
The resolution, introduced by Ghana and backed by African and Caribbean nations, calls for acknowledgment of slavery’s lasting damage and identifies reparatory justice as a step toward addressing centuries of forced labor, displacement, and exploitation.
Chuck D Brings Hip-Hop Back to the Page with Rap Central Station Spring 2026
Chuck D has released the Spring 2026 edition of Rap Central Station, a vinyl-sized print magazine that rejects the churn of digital culture and puts the voice of the artist back at the center.
As 'Michael' Biopic Nears Release Paris Jackson’s Legal War Threatens Stability of Jackson Estate
And increasingly, those watching closely are asking whether Paris Jackson is at the center of it or being pulled deeper into it.
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