South African Rowing Team of Color Makes History
Four South African rowers made history as the first rowing crew of color from the country to compete internationally.
Shooting Occurs During Howard University Homecoming
5 people were shot during Howard University’s 101st Homecoming Weekend on October 24th, 2025.
National Guards Deployed in U.S. Cities
National Guard Troops are being sent into American cities in large numbers. Los Angeles, California in June and Washington, D.C, in August were the first two cities President Trump sent the National Guard.
“No Kings” Protests Take Place Nationwide
Police are now investigating a prank gone too far, as a trio of people in Halloween masks tried to break into a family home in Alexandria, Virginia.
Supreme Court To Review Conversion Therapy Case
The US Supreme Court was presented with a case that will determine the future of gay youths in Colorado on Tuesday, October 7. The US Supreme Court has to decide whether the Colorado law prohibiting licensed mental health professionals from providing conversion therapy to minors is constitutional.
“Operation Midway Blitz” shakes chicago communities
Tear gas fills the air, armed federal agents roam residential streets, and helicopters hover over roofs in several neighborhoods. President Donald Trump’s “Operation Midway Blitz” leaves immigrant communities in Chicago living with fear.
The Life and Legacy of Jane Goodall: Remembering The Iconic Conservationist
Jane Goodall, known for her pioneering breakthroughs in the study of primates and advocacy for environmental health, has passed away at the age of 91.
Trump Administration Cuts Millions in Chicago Public Schools Funding
The Trump administration pulled millions in federal funding from Chicago Public Schools due to the district refusing to budge on its goals for integrating the Black Student Success Plan. The district was also unwilling to pull back on its policies that protect transgender youth.
Federal Shutdown Impacts Cybersecurity Sector
Today marks week one of the recent government shutdown. According to NPR news, roughly 750,000 federal workers have been furloughed and President Donald Trump is threatening mass layoff, should the shutdown continue. Government officials have continued to raise doubts about whether or not federal employees will receive back pay once the shutdown ends.