Now that long-time United States enemy Moammar Gaddafi of Libya has been officially and permanently neutralized and his regime has been overthrown, it is perhaps
Just when his remaining church followers thought it was safe to exhale, Bishop Eddie Long gets caught up in another explosive scandal. Long, senior pastor
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi was killed on Oct. 20, 2011, near his hometown in Sirte. Reports continue to develop, but gruesome pictures of Gadhafi’s blood-drenched
Every single day in every single way, we work to describe Kandi. There is candy to offer and candy of all sorts you see, eye-candy,
Animal lovers are stunned and saddened by the tragic massacre of dozens of privately owned exotic animals whose owner, Terry Thompson, set them free before
Fourteen year-old Amber Cole performed oral sex on her ex-boyfriend on school grounds, it is believed, a last ditch effort to win him back. What
The mantra at last night’s Republican campaign debate could have been “you rollin’ with a roughneck,” as Mitt Romney and Rick Perry engaged in a
Now in its third week, Occupy Chicago protesters have set up shop at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and the Chicago Board of Trade.
I find legendary entertainer Harry Belefonte’s name-calling of front-running Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain very curious, questionable and definitely counterproductive. In his latest in ad
Dr. Cornel West, Raheem DeVaughn and 17 others were arrested in Washington D.C. shortly after they attended the deidication of the Dr. martin Luther King
Don’t be fooled by the headline. This is not a story about refugees in a developing nation. Like millions of Americans throughout our country, residents
Michael Daragjati, an eight-year NYPD veteran was arrested by FBI agents and charged with gross civil rights violations for deliberately falsifying an arrest against a black
In the city of Detroit, one out of four residents is currently unemployed, and 30,000 of them have criminal records that discourage employers from hiring
WASHINGTON — Despite the struggle to haul his two children across the vast National Mall, D.C. resident Fred Mills was determined to imbue a political
WASHINGTON — Residents of the District of Columbia were blunt in characterizing their status as a non-state as a form of slavery. The fact that
Dr. Cornel West was arrested on Oct. 16 in Washington, D.C., while protesting with fellow demonstrators on the steps of the Supreme Court about corporate
President Obama, the heir apparent to Martin Luther King Jr.’s Dream, officially christened the King Memorial on the National Mall while reminding citizens that King
Network TV executives of ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX and CW have settled comfortably into presenting zero all-black shows as part of their rosters. We’ve seen
WASHINGTON — Rev. Al Sharpton gave advanced warning to select cities around the country: the Jobs and Justice rally and march that took place in
“The real unemployment rate is at least 15 percent, and that doesn’t count those working part time.”
