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The Trump administration has formally joined a federal lawsuit challenging Evanston's historic reparations program, escalating a legal battle that could have significant implications for efforts to address generations of racial discrimination against Black Americans. U.S. District Judge John Kness

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    Property is Power! Success Is Built Before the World Sees It: The Daily Habits That Shape Your Future

    By Dr. Anthony O. Kellum, Contributing Columnist After more than 30 years in business, I have come to believe that success is rarely the result of one extraordinary decision. More often, it is the product of ordinary decisions repeated consistently over time. It is what we do when nobody is watching, how we prepare for […]

    Evanston’s Reparations Program Faces New Federal Challenge as Justice Department Enters Lawsuit

    The Trump administration has formally joined a federal lawsuit challenging Evanston's historic reparations program, escalating a legal battle that could have significant implications for efforts to address generations of racial discrimination against Black Americans. U.S. District Judge John Kness

    I Am What I Am: Kirk Franklin Reflects on 30 Years of Gospel and His First Double Album

    Kirk Franklin reflects on 30 years of gospel music ministry, embracing his identity and staying rooted in Black gospel traditions while releasing his first double album.

    2026 Brings Historic Opportunity For Eight Black Senators

    By Kevin Harris, Guest Contributor For more than 150 years, the United States Senate has been one of the most powerful institutions in American democracy...

    Pritzker’s $40 Million Political Push Extends to Michigan and Georgia Ahead of Midterms

    Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has donated nearly $40 million to Democratic causes across the country, including efforts in Georgia, sparking conversation about his national political influence.

    Tom Houck, civil rights activist and aide to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., dies at 79

    Tom Houck, a longtime civil rights activist and aide to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., died at 79. He was a key figure in Atlanta political circles for six decades.

    Mayor Brandon Johnson Officially Launches Reelection Bid as Chicago’s 2027 Race Takes Shape

    Mayor Brandon Johnson has submitted petition signatures to officially enter the 2027 race, facing a crowded field of high-profile challengers.

    Shafiq Lamar Hicks Takes Center Stage in ‘The Book of Mormon’ 

    From singing in church choirs in Philadelphia to sharing the stage with legendary performers and appearing in the background on Saturday Night Live, Shafiq Lamar...

    Stevie Wonder Sues To Evict Woman Allegedly Living Rent-Free In His Home Since 1988

    Stevie Wonder is suing to evict Carmen Efferson, who allegedly has lived rent-free in his Los Angeles home since 1988. The lawsuit follows a dispute over an insurance inspection and a tense exchange with his legal team.

    BET ANNOUNCES CHAKA KHAN AS RECIPIENT OF THE CLASSIC SOUL HONOR AT THE “SOUL TRAIN AWARDS” AIRING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27 at 8 PM ET/PT...

    BET today announced that legendary singer, songwriter and cultural icon Chaka Khan will receive the Classic Soul Honor at the “Soul Train Awards” 2026, recognizing a career defined by...

    ‘Slow News Day’: Trump Targets LeBron James In Online Rant, Urges WNBA Boycott

    LeBron James brushed off President Donald Trump’s criticism of his behavior during the national anthem as a “slow news day,” while Trump also called for a boycott of the WNBA over teams leaving the court during the song.
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