By Barrington M. Salmon (TriceEdneyWire.com) - The Rev. Dr. Bernice A. King, at the close of Women’s History Month, electrified an audience of men and women at the National Press Club, challenging them to rise above bickering with people with whom they may have political and cultural disagreements and find common ground – including with President Donald Trump. In a speech she called, “What Does the Black Li ...

Trump, in his opening remarks, echoed his campaign trail rhetoric. “Throughout my campaign, I pledged to focus on improving conditions for African American citizens. ...

"I don't think he can just recuse himself and still chair the committee," Rep. Jackie Speier, a Democrat on the panel, told CNN's Chris Cuomo Tuesday on "New Day. ...

Republicans Say Trump Should Apologize ...

But that only poured salt in the wounds of an already pained community, activists said. Meanwhile, Black lawmakers called for federal investigations, and human sex trafficking survivors ...

“I urge my colleagues to reject this morally bankrupt budget and invest in the programs that make us safer, healthier and more prosperous.” ...

Secretary DeVos’ comments are disheartening and reveal this administration’s lack of understanding ...

When America is united, America is totally unstoppable,” he said in front of the millions watching by television around the world and gathered on the Washington Mall for his inauguration. ...

The Wall Street Journal reported last year that national banks tilting toward major mortgages "means fewer loans for Blacks, Hispanics." This leaves Black-owned community banks to do what they have historically done - serve the underserved. ...

Cornell Belcher Releases Study Showing African-Americans Feel Ignored by the Democratic Party ...