Mississippi March 19, 2024 6 ex-Mississippi officers await sentencing for torture of 2 Black men Six former Mississippi law officers await sentencing after pleading guilty to a long list of crimes in the racially motivated torturing of two Black men.
VIDEO March 18, 2024 Caitlyn Jenner joins Nassau County executive in battle over trans athletes in women's sports Olympic champion Caitlyn Jenner flew to New York Monday to stand with a local official who is suing AG Letitia James in federal court over her push to force Nassau County to allow biological males to compete in all-female sporting events.
Obituary March 14, 2024 Dorie Ann Ladner, Mississippi civil rights activist and NAACP organizer, dies at 81 Dorie Ann Ladner, who fought for freedom and equality for Black people in Mississippi and beyond, passed away at 81 years old on March 11, 2024.
Kansas March 12, 2024 Kansas judge says transgender rights not violated by state's refusal to change sex on driver's licenses A Kansas judge sided with Attorney General Kris Kobach in ruling that transgender rights are not violated by refusing to change sex on driver's licenses.
Obituary March 8, 2024 Naomi Barber King, civil rights leader and sister-in-law to Martin Luther King Jr., dies at 92 Civil rights activist and sister-in-law of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Naomi Barber King, has died in Atlanta at age 92 after a life of courage and resilience.
Digital Originals February 16, 2024 Handyman-turned-squatter hunter says Atlanta squatter crisis ‘terrorist act’ that calls for National Guard Flash Shelton, a handyman-turned-squatter hunter, said the laws around squatting need to change as unwanted residents continue to wreak havoc in Atlanta-area communities.
VIDEO February 15, 2024 Handyman-turned-squatter hunter says Atlanta squatter crisis ‘terrorist act’ that calls for National Guard Flash Shelton, a handyman-turned-squatter hunter, said the laws around squatting need to change as unwanted residents continue to wreak havoc in Atlanta-area communities.
Boston December 16, 2023 Boston mayor posts photo of controversial 'electeds of color' party despite criticism The Mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu posted a photo of an "electeds of color" holiday party despite the event being blasted for excluding white city council members.
Sports December 14, 2023 Trans athlete wins girls' U14 dance competition, sparking both fury, praise; Riley Gaines weighs in A firestorm has erupted online after a biological boy won a girls' under-14 Irish dance tournament in Texas recently, with Riley Gaines advocating for one of two competing petitions.
First Amendment November 10, 2023 Free-speech advocates push Elon Musk to fight 'state-sponsored censorship': petition More than 50 free-speech advocates ask owner Elon Musk to "harness" the power of X, formerly Twitter, to combat threats to free speech at the hands of government actors.
Big Tech Backlash October 28, 2023 GOP AG hopeful Supreme Court will block Biden admin from 'worst First Amendment' breaches in history Missouri AG Andrew Bailey believes the Supreme Court will establish a 'wall of separation between tech and state' thanks to his lawsuit against the Biden administration.
