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Viral Africans In Ukraine Share Stories Of Racist Encounters Amid Russia Conflict: Watch Many Africans stuck in the war-torn country have shared their stories on social media. By Hayley Hynes February 27, 2022
Politics Barack Obama Shares Powerful Statement On Dayton & El Paso Shootings Obama has spoken. By Chantilly Post August 06, 2019
Pop Culture Evanston, IL First US City To Fund Reparations, Promises $10 Million Over Next Decade The first municipal reparations fund in the United States has passed in Evanston, Illinois, a city north of Chicago. By Joshua Robinson March 03, 2021
Politics World Leaders Strongly Condemn "Disgraceful" Violence At U.S. Capitol Leaders from Italy, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Bolivia, the U.K., Iceland, and many more expressed their concerns for the United States. By Erika Marie January 06, 2021
Politics Trump Says COVID-19 "Affects Virtually Nobody" Donald Trump says that the coronavirus affects "virtually nobody" despite 200,000 Americans dying from it. By Alex Zidel September 22, 2020
Politics Dr. Fauci Says He Sees "Glimmer Of Hope" After US Administers 1.5 Million Vaccinations Dr. Fauci says there is a "glimmer of hope" after the United States administered 1.5 million vaccinations over the last three days. By Cole Blake January 03, 2021
Politics Matthew McConaughey Calls Out The "Illiberal Left" As Hypocrites Matthew McConaughey says the "illiberal left" are hypocrites for "patronizing" Trump supporters in denial over the election results. By Cole Blake December 06, 2020
Politics Capitol Evacuated & On Lockdown After "Security Threat" A rehearsal for President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration ceremony at the Capitol was suspended because of an "external security threat" on Monday. By Alex Zidel January 18, 2021
Politics Police Arrest Man In DC Carrying 500 Rounds Of Ammo & Fake Inauguration Credentials Police arrested a man in Washington D.C. carrying over 500 rounds of ammunition and fake inauguration credentials. By Cole Blake January 16, 2021
Politics Oluwatoyin "Toyin" Salau, Black Lives Matter Activist, Found Dead After going missing one week ago, Oluwatoyin "Toyin" Salau has been found dead as a murder victim. By Alex Zidel June 15, 2020
Politics New York City Reports Zero Coronavirus Deaths, First Time Since March Sunday marked the first day with zero coronavirus-related deaths in New York City since March. By Cole Blake July 12, 2020
Random “Marshall Law” Is Trending Online & People Think It's A New Eminem Album The misspelling of a word has led people to think a new Eminem album is dropping soon. By Kevin Goddard March 16, 2020