Politics

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Politics Charles Barkley Promises To Punch Any Black Person Who Wears Donald Trump Mugshot Shirt Charles Barkley doesn't pull punches. By Alexander Cole March 05, 2024
Politics Get Out And Vote: 9 States Hold Primaries Today Nine states head out to vote on Black Out Tuesday. By Alex Zidel June 02, 2020
Politics Judge Rejects Kanye West's Appeal To Appear On Wisconsin Ballot A judge denied Kanye West's appeal to appear on the Wisconsin ballot. By Cole Blake September 12, 2020
Politics Portland Pulls Back On Minor Traffic Stops Due To Racial Disparity Portland police will no longer be pulling people over for minor traffic stops in an effort to address racial inequality. By Aron A. June 23, 2021
Politics Kamala Harris' Campaign Blew Over $1 Billion In Massive Loss To Donald Trump Kamala Harris' loss was an expensive one for Democrats. By Cole Blake November 11, 2024
Pop Culture George Santos Slips On Stairs At DC Hotel Following Congressional Expulsion Santos wiped out in a rain-soaked DC. By Ben Mock December 03, 2023
Politics Joe Biden's Inauguration Ceremony: How To Watch Here's how you can watch the Inauguration of Joe Biden, the 46th President of the United States, which begins at 12 PM EST. By Mitch Findlay January 20, 2021
Politics Fox News Trolls Lauren Boebert With Megan Thee Stallion Remark Fox News brought Megan Thee Stallion up while discussing Lauren Boebert's recent "Beetlejuice" scandal. By Cole Blake September 19, 2023
Politics Combat Jack's Son Is Running For City Council In New York City Combat Jack's son announces that he's running for public office in New York City. By Aron A. June 20, 2020
Pop Culture Rick Ross Celebrates County Permit Approval Ahead Of Next Weekend's Car Show Rozay's annual event is set to unfold on Saturday (June 3) at his massive estate in Fayetteville. By Hayley Hynes May 28, 2023
Pop Culture Don Lemon Arrested In Los Angeles After Minnesota Church Protest Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was accused of violating a federal law during coverage of a church protest by impeding people's right to worship. By Gabriel Bras Nevares January 30, 2026
Politics 22 Million Americans Have Filed For Unemployment In Past Month More than 22 million people have filed for unemployment in the United States in the last 30 days after losing their jobs as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. By Lynn S. April 16, 2020