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Amber Guyger Released From Prison 7 Years After Killing Botham Jean

Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger was released from prison after serving seven years of her 10-year sentence for murdering Botham Jean. She will remain under parole supervision until 2029 and faces restrictions on travel, residency and contact with Jean’s family.

Police Find No Evidence Racist Texts Affected Alleged Competition To Target Black Drivers

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police found no evidence that racist texts exchanged by six officers affected enforcement or criminal cases. Three officers resigned, and three others face termination.

Marilyn Mosby’s Mortgage Fraud Conviction Dismissed, Perjury Convictions Stand

Former Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby is celebrating the dismissal of her mortgage fraud conviction, but says she still faces a fight to retain her law license. Her two federal perjury convictions remain in place.

Kamala Harris Tells Keke Palmer She Hasn’t Decided On 2028 Run

Keke Palmer pressed former Vice President Kamala Harris about whether she plans to run for president again in 2028 during an appearance on Palmer’s podcast. Harris said she hasn’t decided yet, adding that Democrats must get the 2026 midterm elections right before looking ahead to 2028.

Sean “Diddy” Combs Reportedly Hospitalized After Head Injury in Federal Prison

Diddy was reportedly transported to a hospital after suffering a head injury while behind bars, according to sources. The circumstances surrounding the injury remain unclear, and it has not been disclosed how the Bad Boy Records founder was hurt. A representative for Combs addressed the reports in a statement to Complex. “We are aware of […]

‘Deeply Disturbing’: Black Leaders Speak Out After Raid On Ilhan Omar’s Home

Black leaders, including the Congressional Black Caucus, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and Omar’s congressional colleagues, are responding after federal agents searched the congresswoman’s home ahead of the midterm elections.

Ex-NFL Player Jon Vaughn: ‘Weaponized Advocacy: Part One – I Fought One Institution. Then I Met Another’

By Jon Vaughn, Guest Columnist In 2021, I slept in a tent on the lawn outside the University of Michigan president’s house for more than a hundred days in a folding chair that became my office, through an autumn that turned into a winter I had not packed for.  I was there because a team […]

Nolan Wells Has A Haunting Connection To MLK Family Legacy

The mysterious death of Nolan Wells hit a new level of shock after Bernice King shared a chilling connection to her uncle's unsolved drowning.

Trump Official Praises Efforts To Protect ‘White American Men From Discrimination’

FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson praised EEOC Chair Andrea Lucas for her efforts to protect white American men from discrimination as the Trump administration continues to dismantle DEI initiatives and roll back programs designed to address racial disparities.

If The ‘Cornell 7’ Were Black Men At An HBCU — America Wouldn’t Be This Sympathetic [Op-Ed]

As polarizing as the Cornell gang rape case is, consider what the coverage would be like if it involved Morehouse, Spelman, or Howard.
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