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News From Around the Web: Feb. 15 Edition
In today’s top news, Chaka Khan calls Clive Davis’s pre-Grammy party “insanity,” Whitney Houston’s family chooses to have a private funeral for the singer and Beyoncé gets back to business following...
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News From Around the Web: March 6 Edition
In today’s top news, U.S. blood banks are in severe need of African-American donors, Super Tuesday raises the stakes for Republican presidential nominee hopefuls and U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder...
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News From Around the Web: March 16 Edition
In today’s top news, a new study stresses the importance of mobilizing Black voters, more Black families are turning to home schooling and Afghan president Hamid Karzai calls for U.S. troops to leave...
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News From Around the Web: May 11 Edition
In today’s top news, FAMU’s band director has stepped down amid the hazing death controversy, Mitt Romney says he’s “fine” with gay couples adopting children and the U.S. Department of Justice is...
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News From Around the Web: May 21 Edition
In today’s top news, the NAACP deems same-sex marriage a civil right, Black and Latino people are paying three percent more for homes and Michelle Obama takes first ladies to the South Side of Chicago...
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News From Around the Web: Sept. 21 Edition
(Photo: Courtesy of Burnt Orange Report) In today’s top news, people are lynching empty chairs that symbolize President Obama, prosecutors in the Trayvon Martin case are trying to prevent the release...
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News From Around the Web: Oct. 3 Edition
In today’s top news, a judge halts Pennsylvania’s controversial new voter ID requirement, Usher orders his ex-wife out of his mansion and Oprah’s OWN is slated to partner with Tyler Perry. A judge...
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News From Around the Web: Dec. 7 Edition
In today’s top news, the Labor Department announced more African-Americans found jobs in November, Trenton, N.J. mayor Tony Mack and his brother were indicted and George Zimmerman is suing NBC for...
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News From Around the Web: Jan. 28 Edition
In today’s top news, the Senate is scheduled to vote on more than $50 billion in aid for victims of Hurricane Sandy, two Latino men were arrested for hate crimes against a Black family and Chris Brown...
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News From Around the Web: Feb. 1 Edition
In today’s top news, today marks the start of Black History Month, the Black unemployment rate slipped to 13.8 percent in January and a student was taken into custody for the shooting of a 14-year-old...
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Latino Americans Are Lining Up Behind Obama
In the primaries, their candidate of choice was Hillary Clinton. Latino Americans, who overwhelmingly backed Sen. Hillary Clinton in the primary election, now appear to be flocking to Sen. Barack Obama...
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NBA Owner Settles Discrimination Lawsuit
L.A Clippers owner Donald Sterling will settle a racial discrimination lawsuit with the U.S Department of Justice by paying a $2.725 million fine. From LosAngelesBizJournals.com The lawsuit,...
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News From Around the Web: Dec. 29 Edition
(Photo: REUTERS/Lee Celano) In today’s top news, the nation’s ERs are standing at the ready for New Year’s mayhem, some warn that shopping while intoxicated may cause damage to your wallet this...
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