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If you have wished that Facebook would combine Messenger and Instagram DMs, then this news will sit well with you.
It be your own people. Sen. Tim Scott, a grown as Black man, had the gall to say that Donald Trump "misspoke" when he once again failed to denounce White Supremacy during last night's (Sept. 29) first Presidential debate of 2020.
Tuesday night's (Sept.29) debate was an absolute mess. One moment outside of weaponizing a hate group, in particular, had people scratching their heads.
When pressed to condemn extremist white supremacist groups during the debate, Trump fired back with, "Proud Boys, stand back and stand by! But I’ll tell you what, somebody’s got to do something about Antifa and the left."
One of Rap’s shining stars is bossing up for his birthday. Jeezy is now taking his talents to the media game. As spotted on Hip-Hop N More the trapper turned rapper is doing it very big in celebration of his special day. On Monday, September 28 the Atlanta MC announced that he will be transitioning to being […]
Joe Biden and Donald Trump met in Cleveland Tuesday night for the first of their three scheduled presidential debates.
Dave Chappelle's socially distanced comedy shows are no more thanks to Rona.
Brad Parscale, a Trump staffer who allegedly assaulted his wife while brandishing at least one gun and threatening to kill himself, was peacefully detained in the kind of situation that has left Black suspects killed by cops.
Brad Parscale, a Trump staffer who allegedly assaulted his wife while brandishing at least one gun and threatening to kill himself, was peacefully detained in the kind of situation that has left Black suspects killed by cops.
It's a daunting task to debate a pathological liar, but that's exactly what Joe Biden will attempt to do when he squares off against Donald Trump in their first presidential debates at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
The New York State Supreme Court will officially review how the NYPD handled the violent arrest of Eric Garner in 2014.
The New York State Supreme Court will officially review how the NYPD handled the violent arrest of Eric Garner in 2014.