Hughley explores how comedy has long weaponized racism, from Floyd jokes to GOP silence for Chauvin, warning of backlash against Black advancement.
MAJOR.'s 'Why I Love You' became a wedding anthem, with Stevie Wonder's endorsement. He's celebrating 10 years & teasing new music.
Hughley defends comedians' right to joke, but argues they must be accountable for content that exploits trauma.
Hughley critiques gov't spending on luxuries over community needs, Iran rhetoric, and racial injustice in compensation.
Debates about transgender athletes in sports and Caitlin Clark's appearance with Morgan Wallen, highlighting political agendas and public accountability.
Teachers are unsung heroes who shape future generations, work tirelessly, and deserve more recognition and support.
Homeland Security closes oversight office amid concerns over lack of accountability in immigration detention system. Experts warn of psychiatric risks from frequent cannabis use.
NFL star Stefon Diggs faces assault trial, while a Secret Service agent's arrest raises questions about power and accountability.
Celebrities' personal lives spark public debate, raising questions about who controls narratives and the role of media commentators.
Many Americans losing faith in leaders; 'bad hires' hurt gov't, global standing; communities pay the price for poor leadership.
In her latest work, journalist Mimi Brown shines a light on the profound impact of hardship and resilience within the Altadena community.
Comedians George Lopez and D.L. Hughley discuss identity, cultural appropriation, and the power of authentic friendship.