Florida Rep. Val Demings is planning to run for the U.S. Senate, rather than governor, providing Democrats with a big-name candidate to take on Republican Sen. Marco Rubio next year.
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An investigation by the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation into the fatal shooting of Andrew Brown Jr. by Pasquotank County Sheriffâs deputies last month found that the shooting was justified.
    Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said the âundeniable effects of racismâ have led to health disparities during the coronavirus pandemic that particularly harm people of color.
By Audrey Peterman When I received the invitation from Westside Gazette publisher Bobby Henry to cover the Panel Conversation highlighting the Science of Climate Change,…
For decades, there has been a history of talented athletes earning insurmountable salaries overnight, then ultimately finding themselves struggling financially.
CDC: Airborne COVID-19 Virus Can Be Inhaled More Than Six Feet from Infected Individuals
âBut if the U.S. Justice Department develops evidence that a local or state entity like a police department is failing to abide by the U.S. Constitution or other federal laws, it can go to federal court and seek an order of some kind requiring the entity to cease its illegal activity and perhaps implement some measures to prevent its recurrence. âCaitlin Kizielewicz, a spokesperson for the Crime and Justice Research Alliance, told NNPA Newswire.
    In this case, Colonial Pipeline said the ransomware attack Friday affected some of its information technology systems and that the company moved âproactivelyâ to take certain systems offline, halting pipeline operations. In an earlier statement, it said it was âtaking steps to understand and resolve this issueâ with an eye toward returning to normal operations.
    âIt has become clear to me that we cannot have a full economic recovery until we get the thousands of available jobs in our state filled,â Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves, a Republican, said in a statement Monday, adding that the benefit will end next month.
    The three officers responsible for the murder of Breonna Taylor are not the first to walk free after killing an unarmed Black person, and unfortunately, especially if things continue as they are, they will not be the last. Things continuing as they are, includes the decision to only charge one Louisville police officer for the destruction of property, which sends the message that Black lives do not matter to law enforcement agencies.