Legal
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Dallas ICE Prosecutor Returns to Work After Racist Social Media Account Was Exposed
Last year, Congress called for the resignation of an ICE prosecutor after his anti-Black, antisemitic and anti-immigration tweets were exposed. But now he’s headed back to work.
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Trump’s Never-Ending Letitia James Feud Just Took a Strange Turn
After multiple failed attempts to convict AG Letitia James, Trump’s federal prosecutors are reportedly investigating new ways to take her down.
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How Duke University Suing Its Own Quarterback Could Impact All College Athletes
Right after Duke University quarterback Darian Mensah announced he’s entering the transfer portal, the university sued him.
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How Ben Crump is Involved With a 70-Year-Old Grandmother’s Tragic Fate On a Universal Orlando Coaster Ride
Respected attorney Ben Crump is taking on the tragic case of a grandmother who died after riding a rollercoaster at Universal Orlando.
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White Florida Ex-Mayor Allegedly Insults Black City Clerk’s ‘Aunt Jemima Braids,’ Messes Around and Finds Out
Erica Anderson claimed the former mayor told her to stop wearing “Aunt Jemima Braids.” And that was just the beginning of her federal complaint.
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New Update in Paris Jackson’s Legal Battle With Michael Jackson’s Estate
Paris Jackson has been embroiled in a legal battle with her father’s estate for years. And it doesn’t look like things are about to let up any time soon!
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Here’s How Trump-Era Cuts Are Undermining Programs That Serve Black Communities
From education and housing to health care and legal aid, these rollbacks threaten programs that help Black Americans.
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How New Jersey Cops Accused of Racism Collected Millions in Pay for Years After Suspension…Until Now
After spewing racial slurs, these three New Jersey officers got entangled in a bribery and racism scheme that is finally coming to an end.
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Donnie McClurkin Breaks Silence Following Young Man’s Sexual Abuse Lawsuit
Decades after revealing personal struggles with his sexuality, Pastor Donnie McClurkin has been sued for allegedly sexually abusing a man.
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White Professor Accuses HBCU President of Discrimination, but Then This Happened
After a white professor accused UMES’ Black president of wrongful termination, President Heidi Anderson hit back with a lawsuit of her own.