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Actor Mark Ruffalo defends his criticism of Paramount's merger, denying antisemitism claims. Ruffalo warns of threats to editorial freedom and worker livelihoods.
According to reports, a cache of files that were believed to be missing from FBI files related to Jeffrey Epstein were found on a well-known file-sharing website. Those files are reported to contain allegations that President Donald Trump sexually abused a victim aged 13 to 15 years old. The situation dates back to February, when […]
Donald Trump's administration continues to put on a masterclass in white mediocrity. The latest example on talentless Natalie Harp rising through the ranks.
Nathan Cofnas, the “race realist” researcher behind plagiarism allegations against late University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday, has been suspended from his position at Ghent University as the Belgian institution examines his conduct. The suspension is a new development in the controversy that surrounded Arday before his death. As previously reported, Arday, 41, resigned from […]
Karen Attiah, a longtime columnist at The Washington Post after penning a column in the wake of Charlie Kirk's death.
Texas Roadhouse faces backlash over unverified claims of racism, must rebuild trust with Black customers
Sean Grayson, a former Illinois deputy convicted of killing Sonya Massey, dies in prison from cancer complications.
Bleak job losses, unsafe food, and airline perks vanishing paint a grim economic picture for Black Americans under Trump-Vance policies.
The former NBA player was seated baseline, wearing a black T-shirt that read the dictionary definition of a woman as an “adult human female.”
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II questions Marvel's commitment to Black stories after 'Wonder Man' cancellation, citing 'obvious' optics
Trump and his "Secretary of War," Pete Hegseth, are obsessed with taking things away from Black people and other marginalized groups in favor of white people and white nationalists like themselves.
OPINION: If Trump isn't massaging his own comically fragile ego by rereading letters sent to him by White House aide Natalie Harp, he really should be — because that lady, well, is a fan.