In a letter, the widow of Martin Luther King Jr. crafted a scathing critique of Sessions saying that to grant him a federal judgeship would “irreparably damage the work of my husband.”
Ricky Dillard explains what he plans to do about his concern over Donald Trump.
President Obama launched humorous counterstrikes against his opponents during his eight years in office. He used the Correspondents' Dinners masterfully.
Talladega College, Alabama's oldest historically Black liberal arts college, came under fire after its marching band accepted an invitation to perform at Donald Trump's inauguration.
Chip Berlet, a former senior analyst at Political Research Associates, believes the threat of racial violence is inevitable as a result of Trump's coddling of White supremacists.
Aside from the surprising election of a businessman-turned-reality-star-turned-politician as the 45th President of the United States, here are some other top political moments of 2016.
The women's march, reportedly the largest protest surrounding Trump’s inauguration, is slated to take place on January 21, a day after he is sworn into office.
Warrensburg High's Dr. Scott Patrick said the incident—coupled with the crowd holding Trump signs—was insensitive and inappropriate.
According to reports, not one Washington, D.C., band has applied to be a part of Donald Trump's inaugural parade.
The 19-year-old college football player was awarded the 82nd Heisman Trophy for an outstanding sophomore season with the Cardinals.
