*I can describe the leading crop of declared candidates angling to lead the second largest — and one of America’s most liberal and progressive leaning cities — in two words: White and male. So, when rumors hinted at a possible mayoral bid by Congresswoman Karen […]
By Rich Mancuso There is supposed to be a valid and accurate drug testing procedure that sanctioning organizations, promoters, and fighters agree is necessary, but there are always questions about what is valid and what is not. Undefeated WBC junior featherweight champion Oscar Valdez and […]
There is no bond like that of family. It is the foundation upon which each of us are built, its stability or unsteadiness providing the emotional bedrock on which we stand. For George M. Johnson, the bestselling author of 2020’s groundbreaking “memoir-manifesto” All Boys Aren’t Blue, the […]
September 7, 2021 EditEdit with WPBakery Page Builder It has been nearly 40 years since soccer player Jean-Pierre Adams became comatose. On Monday, he died at the age of 73. Former France defender Jean-Pierre Adams fell into a coma after a medical error in 1982, according to CNN. Adams was admitted […]
The Chicago police officer seen struggling with a Black woman walking her dog along the city’s lakefront was placed on administrative leave on Monday, pending an investigation by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability. The move comes as more details about the officer’s pattern of misconduct emerge. […]
Campbell also sent love to Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka in a cover story for ‘The Cut’ Supermodel legend Naomi Campbell says she gave up finding her “soulmate” for her career in a recent feature for The Cut. At 51, Campbell is just getting started. The supermodel has […]
Nandi Bushell, an 11-year-old drumming prodigy, has risen to fame after slaying her performance alongside the Foo Fighters last week. The UK native finally got the chance to grace the stage with the iconic rock band and perform with frontman Dave Grohl as he belted out the group’s 1997 hit […]
Hurricane Ida has destroyed New Orleans’ historic Karnofsky Shop, where a young Louis Armstrong got his start. In video filmed Monday and shared on social media by CBS42 reporter Jack Royer, a collapsed mound of rubble can be seen where the store once stood. Armstrong lived in the building as […]
Aubrey Gregory is suing his department after being demoted for using the N-word, claiming he is being discriminated against. The former Louisville Metro Police major alleges that two Black people also used the offensive term during a training session and weren’t subjected to the same […]
Source: Universal History Archive / Getty The Make Good Trouble Rally and March On For Voting Rights are just two of the events in Washington D.C. on Saturday, Aug. 28. The Make Good Trouble Rally kicks off at 11 am at the Washington memorial. Considered […]
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