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Civil Rights Power Move: NAACP Taps Kristen Clarke to Lead High-Stakes Legal Battles
The NAACP has tapped one of the nation’s most prominent civil rights attorneys, naming Kristen Clarke as general counsel at a time the organization says demands an aggressive legal response to mounting threats against voting rights and civil liberties.


Traffic Camera Fight Heads to Full House as Rep Calls Bill ‘Paternalistic’ and ‘Petty’
A House panel has moved forward with legislation that would strip Washington, D.C., of its ability to enforce traffic laws using automated cameras, drawing a sharp rebuke from the District’s congressional delegate and civil liberties advocates who say Congress is once again interfering in local governance.


‘We Will Fight Until Hell Freezes Over’: Urban League, Allies Roll Out Democracy Guide Ahead of 250th Anniversary
A coalition of civil rights, business, faith, and civic leaders gathered at Georgetown University on Wednesday to launch a new national effort aimed at strengthening civic participation and holding elected officials accountable, as concerns mount over voting rights, civil liberties, and democratic institutions.


Even a Top Housing Official Turns to Wedding Registry for Home Down Payment as Prices Squeeze Buyers
Even the people writing the rules of the housing market are now struggling to live by then.


Women-Led March On PAC Expands National Push to Defend Democracy and Elect Democratic Leaders
MarchOn, a women-led political action committee, continues to organize and call on voters to fight to defend democracy.


MoveOn Calls Out Democrats Who Refuse To Unify Around Khanna-Massie WPR
MoveOn members say they have no patience for cowardly Democrats.


Family of Jada West Retains Attorneys Ben Crump and Harry Daniels After Student Dies Following School Bus Stop Fight
Nationally renowned civil rights and personal injury attorney Ben Crump joined the family of Jada West, the 12-year-old who died days after a fight that erupted at a school bus stop, at a news conference this week.


Kiki Shepard, Who Helped Define the Apollo Stage, Dies at 74
Kiki Shepard, the famous 'Queen of the Apollo' has died at 74.


Connecticut Leaders Launch National Mobilization to Shape America's 250th Anniversary Celebrations
Press Briefing and Town Hall to Elevate Declaration of Interdependence, Anchor Nationwide July 4 Actions, and Position Connecticuit at the Center of the Next 250 Conversation


Black Press Week Observes 199 Years of the Black Press
Black Press Week kicks off in DC


#LIBK: Target Boycott Continues and More Jackson Family Drama
The Target Boycott Ends? More Jackson Family Drama on Let It Be Known


War With Iran Widens Across Military Bases, Markets and Congress
The widening crisis reportedly has unsettled investors and governments alike. U.S. stocks tumbled as the latest escalation in the Middle East intensified fears of prolonged instability in global energy markets and international trade.


Juror Pay Gap in D.C. Courts Targeted in New Bill
D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton introduces bill seeking equal pay for District jurors


Attorney Ben Crump, Tamara Lanier to Join International African American Museum for Unveiling of 1850 Daguerreotypes of Enslaved Africans Returned to Their Families from Harvard University
Nationally renowned civil rights and personal injury attorney Ben Crump will join Tamara Lanier, the descendant of the enslaved man known as Renty (“Papa Renty”) and his daughter Delia, and leaders of the International African American Museum (IAAM) for a news conference Wednesday.


March On PAC Endorses Juliana Stratton for U.S. Senate and Jesse Jackson Jr. for Congress in Illinois Primaries, Backing Proven Fighters for Working Families and Democratic Leadership
As part of its early 2026 endorsement strategy, March On PAC said it is prioritizing candidates who demonstrate the courage to confront extremism, stand clearly with working people, and provide the kind of leadership necessary to strengthen the Democratic Party for the fights ahead.


Jackson family fireworks erupt at private “Michael” movie screening as Janet Jackson trashes biopic and Jermaine fires back
The Jackson family enjoyed a private screening of the upcoming biopic, "Michael," but there was friction.


AG’s Rejects Live Nation Settlement, AG Vows to Continue Antitrust Fight Over Ticketmaster
The case targets Live Nation, the parent company of Ticketmaster, and alleges the company used its market dominance to control ticketing services, concert promotions, and venue access across the country.


Companies Raise Prices as Tariffs Hit Consumers
Fourth quarter earnings calls from companies including Walmart, McDonald’s, Target, Burlington, BJ’s Wholesale Club, Columbia Sportswear, Home Depot, and Lowe’s show a consistent theme.


UPDATE: Woman Booked on Attempted Murder After Firing Shots at Rihanna's Los Angeles Home
“Four rounds or fragments hit parts of the property owned by Rihanna,” Los Angeles police reported after responding to the shooting at the Beverly Crest home the singer shares with hip hop artist A$AP Rocky.
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