Congressional Black Caucus Sounds Alarm to Protect SNAP Benefits
Congressional Black Caucus members spoke out with concern about budgetary threats to the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Former Congresswoman Mia Love Dies at 50 After Brain Cancer Battle
Mia Love was the first Haitian American elected to Congress. After her time in office, she became a political commentator.
Federal Firing Leaves Gaping Holes
This group of fired contractors worked on a specific federally funded program that dealt with race and gender.
Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, Longtime Supporter of d-mars.com, Passes Away
The d-mars.com team, Houston and political communities are mourning the loss of former Houston mayor Sylvester Turner, who filled the seat of late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee’s District 18.
MSNBC Parts Ways with Joy Reid; Black Journalists, Activists Speak Out
MSNBC has parted ways with Joy Reid, marking the departure of another prominent Black woman from the network.
Trump Administration Rescinds Federal Funding Freeze
Trump’s administration rescinded a Project 2025-inspired order that had abruptly frozen most federal grants and loans.
Trump Outlines America First Agenda: What It Means for Black Americans
President Trump unveiled his American priorities, which include measures addressing border security, economic policies, government restructuring, and social values.
President Biden to Deliver Farewell Address, Capping a Half-Century of Public Service
President Biden encouraged Americans to continue building on the progress achieved, ending with a call to unity.
Vice President Kamala Harris Announces Final Rule to Remove Medical Debt from Credit Reports
The Biden-Harris Administration has also implemented broader reforms to address the root causes of medical debt.
Congressional Black Caucus Ushers in New Era with Record Membership and Historic Firsts
Among them were groundbreaking figures, including two Black women Senators and two Black U.S. House members from Alabama serving simultaneously for the first time.
Navigating Your Finances During a Presidential Transition
Here’s how to safely navigate your finances during a presidential transition.
These New Texas Laws Went into Effect on Jan. 1, 2025
It’s a new year and with 2025 comes new laws in the state of Texas.
Jimmy Carter, 39th President and Global Humanitarian, Dies at 100
Jimmy Carter became the 39th president of the United States and later redefined the role of an ex-president through decades of humanitarian work.
Biden Vetoes Bipartisan Bill to Create New Federal Judgeships
President Joe Biden has vetoed bipartisan legislation that would have created dozens of new federal judicial positions.
Senator Borris L. Miles Receives National Black Caucus of State Legislators’ ‘Legislator of the Year’ Award
Senator Borris L. Miles recently received the National Black Caucus of State Legislators’ (NBCSL) “Legislator of the Year” Award.
Lawmakers Urge President Biden to Finalize Equal Rights Amendment Before Transition
More than 100 House Democrats have urged the administration to ratify and publish the Equal Rights Amendment.
Biden Grants Largest Single-Day Clemency in Modern History, Offering Second Chances to Nearly 1,500 Individuals
The commutations apply to individuals who were placed on home confinement during the COVID-19 pandemic under the CARES Act.
Biden’s Legacy Secured with Record-Setting Black Judicial Appointments
Biden has appointed 62 Black judges, cementing his presidency as one focused on promoting equity and representation on the federal bench.
Congress Honors Shirley Chisholm with Congressional Gold Medal for Trailblazing Legacy
In 1972, Chisholm made history as the first Black candidate and woman to seek the Democratic presidential nomination.
Biden Announces $1 Billion in Humanitarian Aid and $600 Million for African Infrastructure Investments
Biden hopes that these measures will serve as a reminder of the U.S. commitment to fostering long-term African partnerships.