The National Park Service has confirmed it will restore and reinstall the bronze statue of Albert Pike in Washington, D.C., five years after protestors tore
Target stores have been facing a nationwide boycott throughout the first half of 2025. Now those boycotts, led by Black, Latino, and LGBTQ+ organizations upset
The Sierra Club board of directors voted unanimously to fire its first Black and overall person of color executive director, Benjamin (Ben) Jealous, after he
By D. Kevin McNeirSpecial to the AFROkmcneir@afro.com
On Monday, August 25, the 47th president of the United States signed two executive orders to end cashless bail
By D. Kevin McNeirSpecial to the AFROkmcneir@afro.com
When the first official public warnings of a tropical depression, then located over the Bahamas, were issued on Aug.
By Christopher RugaberAP Economics Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook will sue President Donald Trump’s administration to try to prevent him from firing
French forces took the remains of King Toera and two other Sakalava people in 1897.
The troops beheaded King Toera during a colonial-era massacre in the
President Cyril Ramaphosa has arrived in Harare at the invitation of Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Ramaphosa, who touched down on Friday, is attending the official opening
Kenyan authorities have launched an investigation after a Spanish tourist was filmed pouring beer down the trunk of an elephant at a private wildlife conservancy
Pastor Jamal Bryant took a blowtorch to Rick Ross for defying the pleas of Black leaders to refrain from shopping at Target stores. Bryant, the