Legal
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Michael Jackson’s Legal History Ahead of the New Movie
Ahead of his biopic, we’re laying out a full timeline of the allegations and legal drama surrounding the King of Pop.
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Why Every Black American Must Watch the Birthright Citizenship Fight This Week
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on President Trump’s attempt to axe the 14th Amendment, guaranteeing citizenship for the descendants of slavery.
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A Sad Ending to the Breonna Taylor Case
Officers accused of faking court documents for the “no-knock” warrant leading to Breonna Taylor’s killing have now received good news.
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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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Anti-Affirmative Action Groups are Now Coming for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Scholarships
An anti-affirmative action organization has filed a lawsuit against Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s scholarships aimed at helping disenfranchised Black students.
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Finally, a New Breakthrough in the D4vd Celeste Rivas Death Case
Court filings from an investigative grand jury’s probe into the shocking death of Celeste Rivas have revealed the true “target” of the case.
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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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10 Years After Tulsa Police Killed Unarmed Black Man, His Family Is 1 Step Closer to Justice
Nearly 10 years have passed since Terence Crutcher was shot and killed by Tulsa police. Now, his family is finally getting a taste of justice.