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‘This Is Not Democracy’: New Southern Redistricting Push Ignites Voting Rights Firestorm
Republican lawmakers across the South are moving rapidly to redraw congressional maps, dismantle Black voting districts, and reshape political power before the 2026 midterm elections, triggering a sweeping legal and civil rights battle that advocates say threatens some of the most important gains secured since passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965.
Veteran’s Affairs Watchdog Finds Millions in Improper Payments as Automated Survivor Benefits System Fails Legal Standards
The findings, detailed in a 36-page report from the VA Office of Inspector General, paint a troubling picture of a benefits system increasingly dependent on automation that investigators said repeatedly failed to meet federal legal standards.
Black Press Journalism Analysis: The Importance of Black Press Journalism
Black press journalism has long been a vital force in shaping public discourse, especially in communities often overlooked or misrepresented by mainstream media. As someone deeply invested in the power of independent news, I find the role of Black press journalism both inspiring and essential. It is a beacon of truth, accountability, and cultural preservation that continues to influence society in profound ways. Understanding Black Press Journalism Analysis Black press journa
Inflation Slams Working Families Again
The Labor Department reported that the Consumer Price Index rose 0.6% in April and 3.8% over the previous 12 months, marking one of the strongest inflation readings in more than a year.
The Purge: Black Leaders, Black Workers, Black History and Trump’s Remaking of America
Donald Trump’s second presidency is littered with the firing of Black leaders, the dismantling of civil rights protections, the gutting of federal jobs that helped build the Black middle class, attacks on Black history and diversity programs, and even the public circulation of racist imagery depicting America’s first Black president and first lady as apes.
Historic Padres Deal Places Kwanza Jones on Brink of Breaking Major League Baseball Barrier
Kwanza Jones could become the first Black woman in MLB history to hold controlling ownership in a franchise as part of the investor group purchasing the San Diego Padres alongside her husband and business partner, José E. Feliciano.
Florida A&M University Goes Wire-to-Wire to Win DI Title at 39th PGAWORKS Collegiate Championship
Florida A&M University, led by sensational sophomore Sascha Robinson, won the Men’s Division I title Wednesday in the PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship presented by Chase and Kohler Co.
Texas A&M Corpus Christi Claims Women’s Title at 39th PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has found a variety of ways to win their last five appearances in the PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship presented by Chase and Kohler Co.
Faieta leads Women’s Individual, Florida A&M and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Control Team Races at PGA WORKS Collegiate Championships
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (39 and over) leads the Women’s Team Championship by 18 shots, shooting 13- over Tuesday.
From Preaching to Practice: Architects of Our AI Future
From the industrial revolution to the transformative power of the internet, technological advancements have consistently sparked massive economic growth and expanded human potential.
Alcorta and Cunningham Shine Amid Rain Delay, Carter LeadsWomen Team Medalist After First Day at PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship
Jacob Alcorta isn’t used to playing golf in a downpour, but he was raining birdies all over The Park in Monday’s first round of the PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship presented by Chase and Kohler Co
PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship Brings PGA of America Golf Professionals at The Park Full Circle
The PWCC is being held this week at The Park in West Palm Beach, Fla., and as always, its primary mission is to provide high-level, competitive opportunities for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and other minority-serving institutions that were often
disincluded from other collegiate championships.
PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship Introduces Golf to Local Youth & Careers to Student-Athletes
The PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship,
presented by Chase and Kohler Co., provides more than a high-level championship
experience for Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Hispanic-Serving
Universities and other minority-serving institutions.
Homeless But Hopeful: Shelly’s Resilient Journey
In August 2024, driven by hunger and desperation, Shelly went to Walmart to buy food. She paid for what she could but hid the rest in her bag. A Walmart employee caught her, called the police, and Shelly was arrested, charged with a misdemeanor, and booked into jail. Unable to pay $800 in cash bail, she faced the possibility of indefinite incarceration.
The Role of Black News Outlets in America
In the vast landscape of American media, black news outlets hold a unique and vital position. They serve as more than just sources of information; they are platforms for voices that have historically been marginalized or misrepresented. As someone who has followed the evolution of media closely, I find the role of these outlets both fascinating and essential. They provide a lens through which we can view the world that is often sharper, more nuanced, and deeply rooted in the
‘I Don’t Want to Die Without Knowing Love’ — Jackson’s Phone Call Resurfaces as ‘Michael’ Breaks Box Office Records
A resurfaced private call from Michael Jackson at 34 years old that’s trending on social media is saying something else.
D.C. Moves to Crack Down on Domestic Violence as New Law Targets Repeat Abusers and Deadly Gaps
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced the Protecting Victims Act of 2026, a sweeping proposal aimed at strengthening protections for survivors and increasing penalties for repeat offenders.
Gunfire Erupts at Correspondents’ Dinner as Trump Evacuated; Ballroom Talk Silly, Event Not Run by White House
The facts surrounding the event remain unchanged. The shooting took place at a privately organized dinner held at a hotel. The White House does not run the event, does not control the venue, and does not determine where it is held.
March On PAC Endorses William Compton for Congress in Kentucky’s 2nd District, Building on Support for Charles Booker
Following its endorsement of Booker, March On PAC said it is prioritizing candidates who are prepared to confront powerful interests, defend democratic freedoms, and deliver real economic relief for people who are struggling to get ahead, particularly in states where long-term investment is critical to expanding Democratic power.
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