Politics

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Random National Guardsmen Sleep In Capitol Building Amid Threats Of Violence The troops were photographed sleeping on the marble floors of the building preparing for the worst. By Madusa S. January 13, 2021
Politics Canada Reports Zero COVID-19 Deaths For First Time Since March Canada reported zero new coronavirus deaths Friday, for the first time since March. By Cole Blake September 13, 2020
Politics Family Of Malcolm X Want His Murder Case Reopened, Say New Evidence Implicates NYPD His daughters claim they have evidence that incriminates the NYPD and FBI. By hnhh February 22, 2021
Sports J.R. Smith Goes Off On Trump, Says Athlete's Voices More Important Than President's J.R. Smith says we've come to a point where athlete's voices are "more important and effective" than the President's. By Alex Zidel October 06, 2020
Politics G-Eazy Set To Headline An Anti-Gun Concert In Washington D.C. G-Eazy is taking a stand against gun violence. By Mitch Findlay March 13, 2018
Tech Donald Trump Files Class-Action Lawsuit Against Twitter, Google & Facebook Former U.S. President Donald Trump says he is filing as the lead class representative in a class-action lawsuit against Big Tech. By Joshua Robinson July 07, 2021
Politics The Game Would Vote For Cardi B & Megan Thee Stallion As President And VP The Game wants to see it happen. By Alex Zidel January 27, 2020
Politics Amber Rose Reacts After Old Tweets Bashing Donald Trump Resurface Amid Her Newfound Support For The Presidential Candidate Amber Rose doesn't seem to care what people have to say. By Alexander Cole May 21, 2024
Streetwear Nike Makes Juneteenth A Paid Company Holiday Nike CEO John Donahoe has announced that the company will observe Juneteenth as an annual paid holiday. By Alex Zidel June 11, 2020
Politics Ohio Rep. Candice Keller Blames Weed, Gay Marriage, Obama For Mass Shootings When in doubt, blame the victim, according to Candice Keller. By Aron A. August 05, 2019
Pop Culture Mach-Hommy Reflects On Political Turmoil In Haiti After President's Assassination The "Pray For Haiti" rapper calls the political uncertainty in Haiti "a broken record that’s on repeat" during an NPR interview. By Joshua Robinson July 28, 2021
Pop Culture Obama Believes Chauvin Trial Jury "Did The Right Thing" But "Justice Requires Much More" Following Chauvin's guilty verdicts, former President Obama releases a statement about true accountability. By Erika Marie April 20, 2021