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Tia Mowry believes ‘manifestation’ led her to finding l...

Mowry divorced her husband, Cory Hardict, in 2022 after a 14-year marriage, but can’t stop gushing about her new man

Zaire Wade, oldest son of Dwyane Wade, arrested on felo...

Cops were called to a Burbank, CA, residence early Sunday morning and found the 24-year-old with a woman who had

Ohio mother questions ‘fairness’ of justice system afte...

Latisa Perryman confronted the man who killed her 20-year-old son, saying no prison term could ever equal the life her

Haiti didn’t need to win the World Cup to make history

OPINION: Les Grenadiers may be disqualified, but their return to the World Cup gave Haitians something they’ve been waiting decade...

Chlöe Bailey and Lynn Whitfield are ‘really tussling’ i...

Chlöe Bailey breaks down what it took for her to get into her starring role in Malcolm D. Lee’s new

Harold Wheeler, Broadway icon and ‘Dancing With the Sta...

The Tony-winning orchestrator shaped dozens of Broadway productions and worked with legends from Nina Simone to Burt Bacharach. Ha...

Megyn Kelly attacks Haitian immigrants following Suprem...

The commentator repeated debunked claims and told Haitians to leave the U.S. after the high court allowed the Trump administration...

Parents of former NFL player Doug Martin file wrongful ...

Martin, an Oakland native who played seven seasons in the NFL, died last October. He was 36. The parents of

James Talarico, working to win over Black voters, endor...

Talarico secures the backing from an organization affiliated with Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., one of the nation’s top Black

Rooting for everybody Black at the World Cup is more co...

The 2026 World Cup is reminding Americans of something their schools never did: Black people are everywhere, from Ghana to

Gov. Wes Moore flexes political muscle with successful ...

A wave of major endorsements in Maryland led to a success rate of more than 93% for Wes Moore, underscoring

Barack Obama reflects on the lasting impact of his hist...

Obama said his greatest hope was that children would grow up believing the presidency was within reach, regardless of race.

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