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We've gathered all of the controversial actions President Trump has taken since Inauguration Day.
Emmett Till's White female accuser, Carolyn Bryant Donham, admits to lying about the claim that led to his lynching, according to a newly released book.
A Trump campaign staffer who shared racists posts online joins the Education Department. Her name appears in a department email.
The family's lawyer received the Fort Worth Police Department internal documents and a video recording from a trusted police source.
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A new study gives HBCUs a high student 'mobility score.' Many have long-doubted their effectiveness.
Mexico and the United States have enjoyed an amicable relationship, but Trump's presidency and his continued efforts to make Mexico pay for the wall, risks their alliance.
A Black teenager hanged herself in a Facebook Live stream. An error prevented efforts to reach her in time.
The Grammy winner's new Mahogany collection offers “seasonal sentiments, encouragement and colorful lyricism.”
The President tweeted that Windy City officials better fix the "horrible 'carnage'" or the federal government will step in.
On Wednesday, mourners gathered to pay their final respects to Bishop Eddie Long who passed away on Jan. 15 after a battle with cancer. He was 63.
Kerry O'Grady, a senior agent in charge of Denver's field office, made her stance clear last week in a series of now deleted posts.
