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Feds Probe Nike Over White Employees Discrimination Claims

Federal agency demands records on whether Nike's DEI goals shut white employees out of jobs and leadership tracks.

Lil Jon’s Son DJ Young Slade Reported Missing in Georgia

Nathan Smith was last seen early Tuesday without a phone and may be disoriented; Milton police and family are asking for information and prayers.

Jane Doe No More: Reshona Landfair Breaks Her Silence on R. Kelly”

After decades of secrecy and shame, the woman at the center of R. Kelly’s infamous tape reclaims her name, her story, and her power on national TV.

Disturbing Disruption Rekindles Old Fears About White Violence In Black Churches

After Pastor Jamal Bryant's church was disrupted by a chaotic white street preacher, the pastor asks: When is this man getting arrested?

‘Mediocre Black Man’ Comment Blows Up Texas Senate Race

A TikTok creator’s account of James Talarico’s alleged remark about Colin Allred sparks outrage as voters now question Talarico’s racial politics.

Court Blocks Move to End Haitian Protected Status — For Now

The Trump administration’s bid to revoke protections for Haitians is on hold, giving families a small sigh of relief.

When Journalism Becomes a Crime: Don Lemon on His Federal Arrest

Arrested over coverage of an anti-ICE protest, the longtime journalist says his case is bigger than him — and could reshape how reporters cover dissent in America.

In New Executive Order, Chicago Puts ICE 'On Notice'

'This executive order will make Chicago the first city in the country to set the groundwork to prosecute ICE and Border Patrol agents for criminal misconduct,' said Mayor Brandon Johnson.

Minneapolis Protester Killed by Masked CBP Agents Finally Named

New records identify the two federal officers who shot ICU nurse Alex Pretti, sparking days of nationwide civil unrest.

What to Know About the Partial Government Shutdown

A funding fight in Congress has stalled parts of the government and put federal workers in limbo.

Black and Latino Drivers Specifically Targeted by NYPD, Lawsuit Claims

Court documents claim that 84% of searches target people of color, echoing past unconstitutional practices.

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