Bride covered in black paint as sister-in-law’s attacker receives sentence for offense
Wedding Day Attack Leaves Bride Struggling with Mental Health A bride in the UK is facing a tough battle with depression and has been unable to work for nearly two years following an unexpected incident just before her wedding. Gemma Monk, 35, was doused in black paint by her sister-in-law, Antonia Eastwood, amid an ongoing […]
Stephen A. Smith States Democrats Must Choose Kamala in 2028 or They’re ‘Overlooking a Black Woman’
Kamal Harris and the 2028 Democratic Nomination ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith shared his views with podcaster Megyn Kelly, suggesting that Democrats might face challenges if Kamala Harris is not their nominee for the 2028 election. Following former President Joe Biden’s announcement not to seek re-election in July 2024, Harris, who previously lost to Donald Trump, […]
RFK Jr and Rep Sewell disagree over comments about Black children during hearing
Health Secretary’s Controversial Comments Spark Heated Exchange During a budget hearing on Thursday, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. found himself in a tense exchange with Rep. Terry Sewell from Alabama. The confrontation arose after Sewell confronted Kennedy about remarks he had made regarding black children in a podcast interview. Sewell took […]
Two cousins involved in a $9 million Airbnb fraud aimed at Black customers
Fraud Scheme Tied to Rental Scams Two cousins have been implicated in an extensive fraud operation, allegedly swindling around $8.5 million from customers seeking vacation rentals. The scheme included deceptive practices like double-booking and bait-and-switch tactics. Shrey Goel, 36, and Shonik Raheja, 37, reportedly orchestrated this fraudulent activity from 2013 to 2019, primarily targeting Black […]
RFK Jr. questioned about his experience “re-parenting” a black child during heated discussion
Exchange at Congressional Hearing WASHINGTON – During a tense moment in a congressional hearing on Thursday, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was questioned about whether he had ever “reparented” a black child. Rep. Terry Sewell (D-Ala.) confronted Kennedy, bringing up previous comments he made in a 2024 podcast regarding the […]
Biden seemingly confuses a Black man for Obama while speaking in Syracuse.
Biden’s Remarks at Syracuse University Cause Stir Former President Joe Biden made headlines at Syracuse University recently, drawing attention for a clumsy comment while speaking on stage. During a ceremony to unveil his portrait at his alma mater, he compared black members of the university’s board of governors to former President Barack Obama, which elicited […]
Evanston’s reparations initiative viewed as essential to stopping the departure of Black residents
In a Chicago suburb, residents are optimistic that local reparations initiatives might help ease the burden of housing costs as the city’s Black population dwindles, a recent report reveals. A local news outlet spoke with Evanston residents about housing affordability amid what’s being termed a “Black exodus,” prompting worries among the community. “It feels like […]
Sharpton states that America’s 250th anniversary is not a Black ‘celebration’
Sharpton Calls Upcoming Anniversary “Not Our Celebration” During a recent conference hosted by the National Action Network, Reverend Al Sharpton expressed that the commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the nation, set for July 4, isn’t something for Black Americans to celebrate. He stated, “They’re going to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary on July 4, […]
Mayor Mamdani Calls for Increased Taxes for His ‘Black and Brown’ Political Coalition
New York City Mayor Advocates for Higher Taxes on Wealthy Whites New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani has suggested that imposing higher taxes on affluent white citizens is essential to support a political framework prioritizing “black and brown” immigrant communities and minorities. Mamdani, who identifies as a socialist, spoke on April 6 about the current […]
Mamdani Will Focus City Resources on ‘Black and Brown’ Communities
Mayor Unveils Racial Equity Plan Amid Legal Concerns On Monday, Zoran Mamdani, the Democratic Mayor of New York, introduced a “racial equity plan,” but almost immediately, the U.S. assistant attorney general raised concerns regarding its legality, indicating it would undergo review. Mamdani, a self-described socialist, shared details about this preliminary initiative during a news conference, […]