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The alleged video of a Black teenager entering a suburban Chicago hotel's walk-in freezer where she was found frozen to death earlier this month doesn't exist.
Every player on the Cahokia Quarterback Club football team—each of them 8 years old—kneeled on the field when the national anthem started.
Chicago teen Kenneka Jenkins' story shines a light on the painful history surrounding the disappearances and deaths of Black youth being treated casually.
A powerful earthquake rocked Mexico City Tuesday afternoon Buildings have been damaged and towers of churches had collapsed. Puebla Gov. Tony Gasil urged the public to follow emergency protocols Photos and videos on social media showed cracked roads and people fleeing out of buildings Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto tweeted that will be heading to […]
A lawyer and investigator representing the mother of Kenneka Jenkins on Tuesday visited the suburban Chicago hotel room where the teenager was partying hours before being found dead.
A South Carolina school district placed a fifth-grade teacher on administrative leave for an assignment question about the KKK.
The results are in: President Donald Trump's speech to the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday morning was an epic failure on a number of levels.
James Blake testified against the officer who is accused of using excessive force on him in a mistaken identity arrest.
The FBI will not be investigating the death of a Black teenager in suburban Chicago, a development that likely dealt a blow to activists who were trying to pressure the federal agency to get involved.