Newsletter - Page 368

Country music legend Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80, bringing an end to a remarkable career that spanned more than six decades across music, film, television and entertainment. Parton died Tuesday, August 25, in Nashville, Tennessee. The Tennessee native became one of the most recognizable and beloved entertainers in American culture, building […]

Target issued an apology on a now-pulled costume deemed racist by many, but how did a minstrel-looking clown even make it to shelves?

Southern voters shape political future; civil rights leaders rally to defend voting rights; military monument honors service members' legacy.

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 […]

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 […]

Donald Trump's administration continues to put on a masterclass in white mediocrity. The latest example on talentless Natalie Harp rising through the ranks.

Texas Roadhouse faces backlash over unverified claims of racism, must rebuild trust with Black customers

Karen Attiah, a longtime columnist at The Washington Post after penning a column in the wake of Charlie Kirk's death.

Sean Grayson, a former Illinois deputy convicted of killing Sonya Massey, dies in prison from cancer complications.

Porsha and Shamea's RHOA friendship ends after explosive fight; reconciliation unlikely despite lingering feelings.

Residents in the mostly Black city seeking solutions after a storm downed power lines.