World-Renowned Ophthalmologist Dr. Patricia Bath Could Be First Black Woman Inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame
Los Angeles, CA — Dr. Patricia Era Bath lived a life without limits. She was the first Black American to complete an ophthalmology... Read More
11 Easy Ways To Stay Entertained Without Leaving Your House
BPT — Cold weather paired with stay-at-home orders means families across the country have been spending more time at home. This is a... Read More
The LGBTQ Community Will Usher in a New Era After Big Wins on Election Night
By: Jay Conner, The Root Nationwide — While it might’ve been an anxiety-ridden election night for most of us, for the LGBTQ... Read More
Senate Control Hangs in Balance With A Few Races Undecided
By: Lisa Mascaro and Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press Washington, D.C. (AP) — Control of the Senate hung in the balance Thursday,... Read More
Trump Lost Election, But Refuses to Hand Over to Biden
By Manny Otiko, IVN Staff Writer With Democratic candidate Vice President Joe Biden currently at 290 electoral college votes, the presidential race is... Read More
California Sen. Kamala Harris Named 49th Vice President of the United States
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media SACRAMENTO, Calif — Sen. Kamala Harris’s (D-California) journey to becoming the first Black and first... Read More
GOP Rushes Through Barrett Confirmation in Less Than Two Months
By: Manny Otiko, IVN Staff Writer In case you did not notice, Amy Coney Barrett, a woman with only four years’ experience... Read More
Man Arrested in Death of 19-Year-Old Activist Toyin Salau Confessed to Killing Her, Say Florida Police
By: Anne Branigin, The Root Tallahassee, FL. — On June 6, Oluwatoyin “Toyin” Salau just wanted rest: a shower, a soft bed,... Read More
Prosecutors Charge 3 More Officers in George Floyd’s Death
By: Tim Sullivan and Matt Sedensky, Associated Press Minneapolis, MN (AP) — Prosecutors on Wednesday expanded their case against the police who... Read More
