
The Supreme Court Just Criminalized Homelessness
The Supreme Court upholds Grants Pass’s law criminalizing outdoor sleeping, rejecting it as “cruel and unusual punishment.”
The Supreme Court upholds Grants Pass’s law criminalizing outdoor sleeping, rejecting it as “cruel and unusual punishment.”
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 against Purdue Pharma’s $6 billion bankruptcy plan shielding the Sackler family from liability.
National Urban League President comments on Supreme Court’s decision protecting access to safe medical abortions.
(NewsOne) — Source: narvikk / Getty Listen, I have raised this point many times, but it’s always worth repeating: It’s interesting that as much as
(NewsOne) — GOP pushes redundant laws against illegal immigrant voting, despite no evidence of widespread fraud.
(The National Urban League) — A 2024 report shows Black-owned businesses face severe financing disparities, urging support for entrepreneurs of color and action against systemic inequality.
(NewsOne) — Media often focuses on spectacle over substance in protest coverage, shaping public perception of movements like pro-Palestinian campus demonstrations.
(NewsOne) — Why are police allowed to resign after misconduct, protecting their records and enabling rehire, while victims suffer?
(NewsOne) — NEW ORLEANS – FEBRUARY 09: Voters enter a polling place in the Lower 9th Ward to cast their ballots in the state’s presidential
(NewsOne) — A gentrified urban industrial area is seen from an Amtrak train bridge on October 18, 2023, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. | Source: Robert Nickelsberg
(NewsOne) — Source: Pez Photography / Getty For all of the boasting the GOP has done lately about making marginal progress in attracting Black voters,
(NAACP) — The National Black Nurses Association says a racist political and social environment in Florida has driven the group to relocate its annual conference