What Were They Thinking: Cosby Jurors Allegedly Talk Book Deals Before Guilty Verdict

Jurors in the Bill Cosby sexual assault trial in Norristown, Pa. allegedly talked about shopping a book deal based on their experiences with the case. Juror...

Black Educators Share Success Stories at the 2018 National Title I Conference in Philadelphia

Black educators shared classroom success stories and talked about the importance of diversity and inclusion in our nation’s public schools at the 2018 National Title 1...

OP-ED: A Smile for Every Child: “Sharing Smiles Day” and the Importance of Dental Health

Julianne Malveaux says that children pay a big price when their dental needs are unmet. Kool Smiles will offer free dental care on Sunday, May 20.

AutoNetwork Reports #183 Volvo and Costco

Influencers discuss the latest automotive news and reviews. Join us weekly live car talk show, AutoNetwork Reports, Thursday’s 3:00pm

OP-ED: Racial Mortgage Disparities Persist as Federal Housing Enforcement Lags

Charlene Crowell talks about the role that the Fair Housing Administration played in discriminating against Black homebuyers in the housing market.

TIME Magazine Names California Congresswoman Maxine Waters “One of the Most Influential People in the World”

TIME magazine recognized Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) as one of the 100 most influential people in the world. Rep. Waters said that the Black Press must...

Rapper Meek Mill Says U.S. Criminal Justice System “Made to Keep Minorities Trapped Forever”

Meek Mill freed, Black Press and criminal justice reform, Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Correspondent, Meek Mill and criminal justice reform, Meek Mill and the Black...

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OPINION: With Poor Treatment of African Immigrants, Prime Minister Netanyahu Shows Limits of Israel’s Democracy

NNPA Newswire Columnist Bill Fletcher, Jr. talks about racial politics in Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s uneven treatment of African immigrants.