Black History, Uncensored
Vivek Ramaswamy announces bid for governor of Ohio
The failed GOP presidential hopeful and wealthy investor left Trump’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency in January.
Kamala Harris receives a hero’s welcome, alludes to Trump in NAACP speech
After winning the NAACP’s Chairman’s Award over the weekend, Harris delivered an uplifting speech about fighting the “shadows” over our democracy.
U.S. Marshals Service reportedly deputized Musk’s security team
Musk has expressed concern about his security for months, as he has been promoting his plan to gut the federal government.
In ongoing stunt, Trump names Alice Johnson his ‘pardon czar’
Trump has dubiously tried to use Johnson, whom he pardoned of a nonviolent drug charge in 2020, as a symbol of his compassion.
Brazilian Supreme Court justice sued in U.S. for 'free speech' violations by Trump media company
Trump Media is accusing a Brazilian jurist of censorship. And the timing is conspicuous.
Trump’s administration takes steps to prop up its illiberal allies abroad
Trump’s slogan is “America First,” but his administration appears to be laser-focused on propping up right-wing governments abroad.
Senate votes to confirm Kash Patel as director of the FBI
Such a close relationship between a president and an FBI director is virtually unprecedented in modern American history.
Trump’s likely spent millions going to sport events while slashing programs that help Americans
Trump and associates are taking expensive trips to sporting events and golf outings as he dismantles the federal government.
New York congressman has embarrassing confrontation with local official over ICE stops
The New York representative was criticized for questioning a Latino official’s immigration status during a meeting Tuesday.
Cowardly companies ditched DEI. Consumers are fighting back.
Boycotts have emerged as a key tool for activists in the fight against the Trump administration's efforts to amass corporate power.
Trump administration threatens punishment for schools that use race in educational decisions
A memo from the Education Department pushes bogus claims of discrimination against white people and says schools that mention race in virtually any aspect of education could lose federal funding.
