Voter advocacy groups, civic organizations and others are marking Tuesday’s National Voter Registration Day with tips and tools on how to get prepared for the Nov. 3 US elections.
More
Speaking on Fox & Friends on Tuesday, President Trump confirmed that in 2017 he supported assassinating Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, but the move was opposed by then-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
More
Beginning Next Week, New York will begin distributing the $300 in weekly unemployment benefits to people jobless due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
More
In audio recordings obtained by The Washington Post and CNN, President Trump stated to journalist Bob Woodward that he played down the risk of COVID-19 to avoid creating panic. The audio is described in Woodward’s new book “Rage,” where President Trump said he deliberately played down the threat of pandemic and feels no responsibility to better understand the anger and pain of Black Americans. On Wednesday, Trump called Woodward’s book, titled Rage, a “political hit job” and said that he wanted to “keep the country calm.” “I wanted to always play it down. I still like playing it down, because
More
Former Presidential Candidate, Micheal Bloomberg, is giving back to the culture in a big way. Bloomberg is donating $100 million to four historically black medical schools in a mission to improve the medical care system for Black Americans.
More
Four people who attended the Republican National Convention (RNC) meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina, tested positive for COVID-19, according to county officials.
More
RIO DE JANEIRO — Students from the Maré neighborhood, one of Rio’s favelas, said that their school was shot at Wednesday Sept. 19. The shots were reported to have come from a Civil Police helicopter.
More
Social media has been a huge determining factor in the outcomes of recent elections, specifically those involving women. For example, during the 2016 election, social media was an important part of each candidate’s campaigns whereas it hadn’t been as prevalent in the past.
More
On Friday, Jan. 25 President Donald Trump announced that he has agreed to temporarily reopen the government for three weeks ending the longest shutdown in U.S. history.
More
On Monday Dec. 2, President Trump took to Twitter storming about his hopes for a long prison sentence toward former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen. Cohen struck a plea deal with special council Robert Mueller. Cohen admitted he lied to Congress regarding a Trump Tower Moscow project. Trump blighted Cohen’s admission, accusing him of doing “TERRIBLE” things. Trump also stated Cohen should serve a full prison sentence.
More