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The chancellor at the University of Missouri announced his departure Monday, just hours after the embattled president stepped down under pressure over unchecked racism and harassment of Black students on campus.
The prosecutor overseeing the case of Tamir Rice was blasted for comments he made that suggest the grieving mother of the slain boy has "economic motives."
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There are an increasing number of Americans being denied jobs as a result of their credit reports and credit scores. Roland Martin, Host of NewsOne…
This past Saturday during a town hall meeting hosted by the South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus and moderated by NewsOne Now host Roland Martin, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton shared…
Woodlands Elite Cheer removed 11-year-old Makayla Fallaw from their roster for refusing to straighten her hair. Jenny Fallaw said her daughter joined the team in April and was never told until recently to straighten her hair for competitions.
Sources report that University of Mizzou President, Tim Wolfe, resigned today after controversy regarding the campuses race relations began to unfold. CNN Reports: Tim Wolfe, president of the University of Missouri System, is resigning from his post amid a controversy regarding race relations at the school, he announced in a Monday news conference. Saying he […]
James Moss of Colorado was reminded how strong the power of kindness can be after thousands of strangers raised over $30,000 for him and his son.
Both officers are being held without bail. The hearing is expected to take place Monday afternoon.
NEWS ROUNDUP: Sierra Leone Declared Ebola-Free, President Obama To Meet With Israeli Leader…AND MORE
According to the World Health Organization, Sierra Leone is officially free of the Ebola virus.
Carson's well-tended storybook persona is under fire after questions have emerged over details in his autobiography.
University of Missouri President Tim Wolfe on Sunday acknowledged problems with racism on campus after Black football players vowed to stop playing until he "resigns."