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Source: Heather Diehl / Getty The MAGA-controlled U.S. Department of Justice has, once again, failed to secure an indictment against the political rivals of President Donald Trump, as a federal grand jury has declined to approve criminal charges against Sen. Mark Kelly and the other five Democratic lawmakers whom Trump accused of “seditious behavior” that was “punishable by death” all because they advised military officers of their duty to refuse […]

Source: Kirby Lee / Getty Boy, I sure love having people with zero competence making consequential decisions. There was widespread confusion in El Paso, Texas, on Wednesday morning when the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced and then abruptly reversed a 10-day shutdown of the airspace around the El Paso International Airport in Texas. According to AP, the shutdown was announced in the early hours of Wednesday morning, with “special security […]

Source: Fotosearch / Getty Garrett Morgan was a master innovator whose legacy continues to uplift and empower. His remarkable story is a testament to how Black ingenuity has not only shaped communities but changed the world at large. Morgan’s most famous achievement transformed daily life across the globe: the invention of the three position traffic signal. Before his breakthrough, drivers navigated intersections with only “stop” and “go” signals, a setup […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One In a world where headlines move faster than we can scroll, having a trusted voice to cut through the noise is essential for our community. Sybil Wilkes, a legendary figure in Black radio and media, continues to serve as a beacon of truth and empowerment. Her daily “What We Need to Know” segment isn’t just a news update; it’s a vital resource that keeps […]

Source: For more than 100 years, Black political progress in the United States has reshaped the nation’s democracy at every level. From local offices won during eras of open voter suppression to landmark federal legislation and historic elections to the White House, Black Americans have consistently expanded access to the ballot, redefined leadership, and transformed public policy. These victories were not isolated moments, but the result of sustained organizing, legal […]

Source: Pexels / Pexels Black women have often been celebrated as a voting bloc that consistently saves democracy. But love and appreciation for Black women often appear short-lived. When the economy tanks or when people fear the future, Black women are often the targets of animosity and resentment. If Black women dare to raise our voices online in an effort to right a wrong, or in support of a nation that sees and serves all, […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Sybil Wilkes is back with “What We Need to Know,” and this week’s segment covers major moves in politics, corporate accountability, and Black excellence in sports. From the White House to the Winter Olympics, here’s a recap of the stories impacting our community. Here is a breakdown of the critical updates you need on your radar right now. ✕ Partisan Exclusion at the White […]

Source: Gary Gershoff / Getty On Monday, we reported on the cultural and visual brilliance of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show, as well as the MAGA crashout that both preceded the event and followed it, with much of white conservative America trying to convince us that Bunny, born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, singing all his songs in Spanish was the core issue. But here’s the real question: Was […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Sybil Wilkes is back with “What We Need to Know,” delivering the essential headlines that impact our community. From political accountability to public health and financial awareness, this segment cuts through the noise to bring you the stories that matter. Let’s dive into the latest updates keeping us informed and empowered. Here is a breakdown of the critical updates you need on your radar […]