In a response to President Barack Obama’s decision to halt deportations and grant temporary protective status to all Haitian illegal immigrants, Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa,
A Detroit judge chastised disgraced ex-mayor Kwame Kilpatrick in court yesterday, calling him a liar whose conduct was “reprehensible” for purposely concealing hundreds of thousands
The horror continued in Haiti as a 5.9 aftershock hit the nation just after sunrise Wednesday, Jan. 20. Although there were no reports of deaths
There are moments when we reveal exactly who we are at our core when we encounter and are confronted with the diminishing value of trust.
Atlanta, the city long known across the country as the “Black Mecca” of America, was recently donned with yet another title: “America’s Gayest City” Atlanta
TMZ is reporting that one of the gent hopefuls, Markice “Kesan” Moore, from the first season of Fonzworth Bently’s MTV reality show, “From G’s to
PZI Jeans held a clothing drive to help the earthquake victims of Haiti. In addition to the drive, PZI is also sending a large inventory
In a serious security breach reported by the Associated Press, three Georgia women — a mother and her two daughters — using cell phones to
Filibuster: a form of obstruction in a legislature or other decision-making body whereby one attempts to delay or entirely prevent a vote on a proposal
Popular ESPN radio show host Mike Greenberg set the Internet ablaze when he slipped in the intro to the “Mike & Mike” to the show
Mike Greenberg of the “Mike & Mike in the Morning” radio show on ESPN may have some explaining to do for an inexcusable faux pas
While Wyclef Jean is in his devastated homeland, Haiti, pouring his heart into recovery efforts, he’s having to swat flies back in the US that
Denver Public School officials were drenched in shame after withstanding a downpour of criticism for serving fried chicken and collard greens in honor of Dr. Martin
Fans of soul pioneer Teddy Pendergrass can pay final respects at a public viewing on Friday, Jan. 22 at 10 a.m. at Enon Tabernacle Baptist
As reported last month byThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution two top SCLC officials, Rev. Raleigh Trammell and Spiver Gordon, were released last month by the Southern Christian
We are seldom able to create memories, nor snatch from the midst of calamity a comedic response to ameliorate that which others find offensive. Assaults
An historical moment took place in Fairburn, Ga., as their first African American mayor, Mario Avery, was sworn into office on Jan. 11, 2009, by
“A few years ago, this guy [Barack Obama] would have been getting us coffee.” Yes, that is what Bill Clinton actually said about Barack Obama
The doctor many fans and family members have long suspected is responsible for the death of megastar Michael Jackson will be charged with involuntary manslaughter.
Has the country fallen completely off its racial hinges? Disgraced former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich announced that he’s “blacker than Obama” in an interview in Esquire
