Politics

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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 Lil Dicky Promises To Show His Lil Dicky Under One Condition Lil Dicky shares a nude photo on Instagram, promising to show even more if you register to vote. By Alex Zidel September 23, 2020
TV Kanye West Accuses "SNL" Of Using Issa Rae: “I’m Praying For Her” The troubled rap star had some words for NBC’s long-running sketch show as he expressed sympathy for the comedienne. By Isaiah Cane October 18, 2020
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 Seattle Pays Former Pimp $150K To Be "Street Czar" Activist Andre Taylor, better known as "Gorgeous Dre" from "American Pimp," has been hired by Seattle to come up with "alternatives to policing." By Aron A. September 22, 2020
Politics Will Smith Says He'll Consider Running For President In The Future Will Smith is open to the idea of running for political office in the future. By Aron A. March 02, 2021
Politics Trump Supporters Riot At Capitol Building & Fight Police Trump supporters are currently fighting police and rioting outside of the Capitol building following the President's speech. By Alex Zidel January 06, 2021
Politics Melania Trump Delivers Final Address As First Lady, Side-Steps Capitol Hill Riot Melania Trump embraces American values in her last address as The First Lady of the United States. By Deja Goode January 19, 2021
Politics U.S. Passes 12 Million Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 The United States has passed 12 million confirmed cases of COVID-19. By Cole Blake November 21, 2020
Random Breonna Taylor Protests Erupt Across The Country On First Anniversary Of Death Calls for justice for Breonna Taylor were reignited as people took to the streets across the country to protest a year after her passing, with some demonstrations turning violent. By Madusa S. March 14, 2021
Politics Baltimore Will No Longer Prosecute Drug Possession, Prostitution Offenses Baltimore City State's Attorney announced that the city won't be prosecuting low-level offenses anymore. By Aron A. March 28, 2021