Nate Parker sat down with Anderson Cooper in a prelude to this Sunday's episode of 60 Minutes to discuss the controversy surrounding his alleged rape case in 1999.
The freedom fighter and scholar stresses that stopping Trump should be our main priority this November. Does she have a point?
Shainie Lindsay says her partner Reginald Thomas "didn’t want to die,” instead he called the police on himself, asking for help.
Plus, Kentucky House Candidate refuses to apologize for racist posts about President Obama and Hillary Clinton taps rapper Pusha T for voter registration drive.
She also brilliantly schooled conservative talk show host Stacy Washington on how "hurtful" it is to see Blacks vehemently support the Republican presidential candidate.
President Obama wants Colin Kaepernick and other athletes to think about the families of military men and women who’ve fought for this country when he takes a knee during the national anthem. In an interview on CNN’s town hall, the POTUS expressed his feelings about Kaepernick’s silent protest. “Well, as I’ve said before, I believe […]
Authorities involved in Keith Lamont Scott's shooting investigation refuse to release over two hours of footage captured by police dash cam cameras.
Just days after a state of emergency order was lifted in parts of Charlotte, North Carolina, authorities on Thursday released audio from the deadly police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott that sparked days of sometimes violent protests, according to 11 Alive. “The three pieces of audio contain the 911 call and radio traffic received and transmitted moments after […]
Alfred Olango was not mentally ill, but suffered from a mental breakdown over the death of a close friend when he was fatally shot by police, his family alleged at a presser on Thursday.