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A federal class action lawsuit alleges racially discriminatory promotion practices in the NYPD’s Intelligence Division.
A week after Hurricane Irma decimated Puerto Rico, President Trump has announced that he will amend the Puerto Rico Disaster Declaration to increase federal funding and bump up the cap on cost sharing to 100% for 180 days. He will also visit the U.S. territory next Tuesday, as soon as his presence won’t interrupt first responders. “I read […]
Activist groups will stage a die-in Tuesday afternoon in Washington, D.C. to protest the Republican Party's latest plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
The Black History museum announced that it installed a display honoring the nation’s second African-American high court justice. His long omission angered conservatives.
Kneeling alongside the Dallas Cowboys for the Monday Night Football game was never about the “equality,” that team owner Jerry Jones insisted it was.
The "TRL" reboot will kick off with Migos, who will join Ed Sheeran as the first guests on the MTV show.
The Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals demonstrated their disapproval, before their Monday night game, of President Donald Trump’s inflammatory remarks.
The Pittsburgh Steelers just gave the orange a-hole in the White House the proverbial FINGA(!) today in Chicago when they chose NOT to enter the field while the national anthem played. You won’t be surprised to learn their actions elicited boos from some in the crowd at Chicago’s Soldier Field football stadium. Steelers coach Mike Tomlin announced […]
CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) – Cleveland Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam sent out a statement this morning in the wake of players taking a knee during the national anthem, and President Donald Trump’s comments on the issue. The statement reads: “We view our organization, our league and our players as great unifiers of people. Our […]
Sen. Kamala Harris is favored for the 2020 Democratic nomination at the CBC Foundation policy forum. However, many in Obama's inner circle back former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick .
Athletes and NFL team owners push back against President Trump's divisive remarks about kneeling during the national anthem.
Stephen Curry said he would not visit the White House on Friday, setting off a flurry of reaction in both the political and sports world after the 45th president of the United States decided to address the situation directly on Twitter on Saturday morning. Donald Trump’s tweet about Curry, which essentially uninvited the Golden State Warriors from a […]
