Ahead of the midterm election, Georgia organizer Nsé Ufot discusses protecting our votes, demanding more from elected officials, and making our influence last beyond Election Day.

Understanding the patterns of abuse is the first step toward intervention, and during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, ...

Extra fees and poor service are pushing Black women to Ulta for hair care, driving hope for a move back to traditional ...

In Fall 2025, the University’s student enrollment surged to a record 6,623 students–the largest number in the school’s ...

Feeling isolated in a crowded room is more common than you might think, and understanding why can be the first step toward ...

Keyshia Cole has fans expressing concern after viral videos showed the R&B songstress seemingly struggling through ...

Ohio firefighter Kenasia Guilford, 33, pleaded no contest to aggravated trespassing after allegedly handcuffing her boyfriend ...

Discover four innovative SharkNinja appliances designed to simplify cooking, cleaning, and hydration, so you can reclaim your ...

Cleveland pastors Israel and Lydia Ford sparked viral debate after Lydia announced on Oct. 25 that they’re now in a polygynous marriage, leaving the internet divided.

At a recent rally on Sunday in Michigan for Republican Senate candidate Mike Rodgers, Trump made cheeky comments about ...

Founded in 1867 as one of the nation’s earliest institutions to offer post-secondary education to Black students, the 8th ...

For the second time in the last decade, Bottoms is serving as the last line of defense in one of Black America’s hubs.