Emmanuel Felton

Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) insists he’ll be exonerated and will stay in the Senate following a federal indictment that alleges wide-ranging abuses of power.

The Atlanta residents who lined the route Trump’s motorcade took to Fulton County Jail grappled with the city’s history and the nation’s future.

Twenty-five years after a Black man, James Byrd, was killed by three White men in this East Texas town, many in Jasper are ready to forget.

Experts say FDA approval of a first-of-its-kind pill to treat postpartum depression is a big step but not a panacea.

In the fight for reparations, the Black community has split over whether immigrants should qualify or if programs should be limited to descendants of enslaved people.

A California panel has proposed billions in reparations for Black residents. But to succeed they need the support of skeptical Asian and Latino residents.

A California task force has recommended a reparations program for the state’s Black residents. The proposals face significant political hurdles.

The legislation comes after years of frustration among reparations advocates that Democratic lawmakers have not taken action on the issue at the federal level.

A California panel has recommended potentially billions of dollars in reparations for Black residents. The proposal would have to be approved by state lawmakers.

After Jordan Neely, a 30-year old homeless man, was choked to death by another passengers, some New Yorkers are questioning the safety of the subway system.

Rescues and evacuations are taking place as the state braces for another wall of rain and snow in the coming days.

Evanston, a Chicago suburb, has been heralded for its $10 million reparations program. But even some of its Black residents aren’t happy with the program’s progress.

In a Senate race between Democrat Val Demings, who spent nearly three decades in law enforcement, and Republican Marco Rubio, police have come out strong for the GOP.

Second-term legislator Danielle Walker lost her effort to persuade the Republican state to protect abortion rights. But she remains optimistic.

A Madison, Wis., matriarch and her granddaughter take seriously their role in American democracy, even though the system hasn’t always delivered for them.

Politicians flock to Selma to use the Edmund Pettus Bridge as a stage for their agendas. Meanwhile, the city is one of the poorest in the country.

The bill would create a federal commission on reparations for Black Americans.

The percentage of Black Americans who live in the South has been increasing since 1990, with the region’s large urban areas seeing the biggest gains, according to census data. Meanwhile, the Black population shrank in a number of Northern and Western cities.