U.S. Sen. Cory Booker appears ready to plunge headfirst into the 2020 presidential election. But the former Newark mayor and Democrat representing New Jersey in Congress, has
[jwplatform VH9vt3eC]On Tuesday, Dec. 20, Pastor Joel Osteen joins Bishop Jakes to discuss his alleged endorsement of Donald Trump on the TD Jakes Show.
The 2016 presidential race to the White House is our new normal. It is not simply about a campaign for one candidate, but also a
In recent news, Sean “Diddy” Combs has been very vocal about African Americans taking charge of their community in reference to the current election. Combs
[jwplatform ZvUSwPEG] In a brand new NYLON original video, Ty Hunter, Beyoncé Knowles’ stylist, sheds Ty-Lite on what defines the Democratic and Republican front runners’ style, and how he
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson is making some serious noise lately. It all has to do with the reported rumor that national Republican leadership will
A new America was born the evening of Nov. 4, 2008, when Senator Barack Obama won the presidential election. That evening changed the American political
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Republicans are still suffering from Mitt Romney’s thumping by the hands of President Barack Obama. According to an article written by my colleague Terry Shropshire,
Mitt Romney does not like losers.
President Barack H. Obama won his second bid for the presidency with 303 electoral votes to Mitt Romney’s 206, far short of the 270 required
The famous news anchor inspired a new Twitter account: Drunk Diane Sawyer.
How to Find Your Polling Place
Politicians some are sexy, some are scandalous, but all shirtless!
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo As Election Day nears, the arts and culture community is playing a significant role in encouraging citizens
“I look at Mitt Romney and see mostly question marks.”–Kerry Washington
Despite the fact that he isn’t occupying the New York seat in the U. S. Congress, after running in 2008 and 2010, activist, writer, entrepreneur
“Everything that we fought for is now at stake in this election.”
In 2008, talk show host Oprah Winfrey made waves as a key supporter of President Obama during his campaign run. But now, according to insiders,
Black politicians will no longer take the Black vote for granted–if they know what’s good for them.
