Russia remains the most active foreign threat to U.S. elections, aiming to erode trust and exploit sociopolitical divisions.
Last Thursday, Sonya Massey’s family launched a GoFundMe page asking for $100,000. Death incurs immeasurable and fixed costs.
The U.S. faces significant delays in infrastructure due to outdated permitting processes. Reform is essential for efficiency.
Karine Jean-Pierre stands her ground against GOP’s racist and sexist attacks on Kamala Harris, showcasing true resilience.
National Migrant & Seasonal Head Start’s Executive Director Cleo Rodriguez, Jr. discusses navigating policy challenges and his impactful advocacy for the children of agricultural workers.
Hollywood screenwriters went on strike in May 2023. Two months later, actors joined them. Now, video game actors, represented by SAG-AFTRA, are striking over AI protections.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 has been transformative in changing American life in a material way.
Long before reality TV, “Queen for a Day” thrilled audiences with women sharing their struggles for a chance at prizes. Today, GoFundMe mirrors this, raising $30 billion but leaving many disappointed.
Virginia Union University will honor National Urban League President Marc H. Morial with a Lifetime Achievement Award at its Legacy Gala.
“We have more tools than ever to protect against serious COVID-19 disease and death, but we must make sure everyone has equitable access to those tools,” said CDC Director Mandy Cohen, emphasizing the importance of accessible COVID-19 vaccines, which prevented millions of hospitalizations and deaths and saved trillions in medical costs.
City Workers in Buena Park vote to join Teamsters Local 911, aiming for better compensation and working conditions.
The Supreme Court’s 2023–24 term shows a bias toward money and power, allowing cities to criminalize homelessness and blocking EPA pollution controls.