Month: August 2022

President Biden traveled to Pennsylvania to present his Safer America Plan. The plan is a three-step strategy. Number one, it funds the police and promotes [Read More]

Dr. Vann R. Newkirk, Sr., the President of Fisk University, is leaving the HBCU after 18 months. According to The Tennessean, it was announced on Aug. [Read More]

A new report by Pew Research says Black Americans have a clear vision for reducing racism but little hope that it will happen. After George [Read More]

Americans have until Sept. 2 to go to covidtest.gov and order free government-issued at-home COVID-19 tests. The Biden administration is suspending the test distribution program because they [Read More]

A bomb threat on Friday, Aug. 26, forced students at Howard University to evacuate two residence halls for the second time during the first week [Read More]

Sunday marked the 59th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. And this year, half a dozen civil rights organizations held a [Read More]

A survey by Stifel investment bank shows a whopping 18% of executives, business owners, and investors say we are already in a recession, and 79% [Read More]

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) says action and attention are needed to overcome what she says is a major national security issue: white supremacy and [Read More]

White House economist Bharat Ramamurti joined the White House briefing Friday to continue to tout President Biden’s announcement to cut up to $10,000 in student [Read More]