With flamboyant superstar Lady Gaga present at a fundraiser near San Jose, Calif., President Obama began taking swipes at the stumbling Republican presidential front-runner Rick
Roundly dismissed as barely registering a pulse just a week ago, the Herman Cain presidential campaign squad registered a stunning recovery after sneaking up from
Rolling out sat down with former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick at the Hyatt Regency hotel in downtown Atlanta over the weekend and talked with the
President Obama admonished blacks against constantly “complaining” and “whining” and implored the 3,000 in attendance at the Congressional Black Caucus convention to begin fighting with
Harvard Business School is one of the most prestigious institutions in the nation. During rolling out‘s recent visit to Cambridge, Mass., we spoke with several black MBA
For years, outside forces have been working overtime to discredit Historically Black Colleges and Universities and the families who rely on them, never mind the
In many industries African Americans are carving new paths and making headway each and every day, while pursuing their aspirations and designs for the world
WASHINGTON – The Congressional Black Caucus’ annual Legislative Conference is a magnet for throngs of people, parties, cameras and attention, as well as the annual
Amateur Night at the World Famous Apollo Theater is the venue’s biggest attraction. Hosted by the original gangster of comedy, Capone, Wednesday’s Amateur Night was
WASHINGTON – Most urbanites would find it interesting to know that many of the major black power players in Washington, D.C., are actually not members
The Troy Davis case stands as one of the top news stories of 2011. However, the name Troy Davis was nonexistent as a trending topic
Rap artist Che Rhymefest Smith, who has successfully expanded his brand as a concerned father and a serious political candidate, participated in the TBTNEwsService panel,
Hip-hop beefs — or hip-hop adjacent, when you consider one of the party’s swagger — aren’t usually something I’d chime in on due to how
WASHINGTON – Hampton University president Dr. William R. Harvey lit into the federal government for their inexplicable and indefensible reduction in contracts and appropriations to
Given the recent legal breakthrough concerning the historical discrimination against African American farmers, in which the federal government acknowledged historic racial bias, resulting in the
The Fifth Annual Diversity Leadership Awards Gala was held in Chicago at the Wyndham Hotel. Pam McElvane, publisher and CEO of Diversity MBA magazine welcomed
You could literally feel the energy and the emotion lingering in the air at the For Sisters Only Urban League Empowerment Summit. Held at the
An African minister and a group of individuals recently filed a class action discrimination suit against Democrats and President Barack Obama. Rev. Wayne Perryman filed
Troy Davis, who was convicted of the 1989 murder of Savannah police officer Mark Allen MacPhail, has been denied clemency, despite support from high profile
WASHINGTON – President Obama’s senior White House officials are meeting with the presidents of Historically Black Colleges and Universities to discuss ways to create the
