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Opinion: Washington Doesn’t Value Nurses—But It Should Fear Losing Them

A reckless new federal policy puts advanced nursing programs out of reach and threatens the stability of the entire healthcare system.
11/25/2025

Suspended Baltimore Officer Indicted After Viral Video Shows Him Driving Cruiser at Black Man

State’s Attorney Ivan Bates announced multiple charges—including attempted murder—against Officer Robert A. Parks after prosecutors say he used his patrol car to chase and strike a civilian
11/17/2025

Mary Sheffield Makes History as Detroit’s First Woman Mayor

The Detroit City Council President turned trailblazer wins big, ushering in a new era of leadership focused on unity, equity, and community-driven progress.
11/05/2025

The Most Important Elections Happening Today Could Shape America’s Political Future

From Virginia’s historic governor’s race to California’s high-stakes redistricting vote, voters across the country are casting ballots in contests that could signal where the nation is headed next.
11/04/2025

Here’s How to Get Groceries for Free or Cheap During Government Shutdown

As millions brace for delayed food assistance, apps like Flashfood and local food banks are stepping up to help families find fresh produce, meat, and essentials at steep discounts or completely free.
11/04/2025

Detroit Could Make History Electing Mary Sheffield as Its First Black Woman Mayor

City Council President Mary Sheffield, who once became Detroit’s youngest elected official, is now on the verge of another milestone, leading the city as its first Black woman mayor, a historic shift in power and representation for the Motor City.
11/03/2025

Why California’s Prop 50 Could Be a Game Changer for Black Voters

The ballot initiative could shift political power and representation — but it’s not without controversy. Here’s why it matters for Black Californians.
11/03/2025

Barack Obama Charms Crowd, Handles Playful Heckler While Campaigning for Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey

While stumping for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill, the former president had the crowd in stitches after a flirty fan interrupted his speech, prompting Obama to quip, 'You look cute… but I am married. Michelle’s fine too.'
11/03/2025
Confederate Statue

Confederate Monument Reinstalled in Washington, D.C.

10/31/2025
Brian Kemp

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp Refuses to Tap State Resources for Food Aid During Government Shutdown

Millions are bracing themselves for halted assistance.
10/31/2025
Mayor Brandon Scott

Baltimore Commits Millions to Help Residents During Federal Shutdown

Mayor Brandon Scott launches a $4.68 million plan.
10/30/2025