Judge Dale E. Ho Rules Eric Adams Corruption Case Is Dismissed And He Can’t Be Prosecuted Again

Federal Judge Dale E. Ho has dismissed the corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams with prejudice, ensuring that the case cannot be reopened.

Ho’s ruling followed a recommendation from an independent legal expert who argued that permanently dismissing the case was necessary to prevent it from being used as a political tool. While the dismissal may not erase the political fallout for Adams, it does mark the conclusion of his legal troubles.

FAMU Hires Former Knicks Guard And Florida State Quarterback Charlie Ward As Basketball Coach

Florida A&M University (FAMU) is set to make a significant addition to its athletics program by hiring Charlie Ward as the new head coach of its men’s basketball team. Ward, a former Heisman Trophy winner and NBA veteran, is finalizing a five-year contract with the university, pending approval from the Board of Trustees.

Science vs Spook-BSC 101: 50 Lessons in Black American Political Science and Culture

It shouldn't be considered revolutionary to think about Black Political Science as something that's as detailed and scientific as finance, but this is where we are. Journey through a comprehensive audit of 1995-2025, revealing critical lessons often overshadowed in Black politics. Delve into the intricate web of lobbying, conflicts of interest, and corruption. With '50 Lessons in Black Political Science', the author not only offers a detailed examination but presents specific solutions that emphasize the true 'science' in political science, setting the stage for a transformative shift in Black political strategies and frameworks.

EU Officials Warn Staff To Bring Burner Phones To America, Concerned About Spying During Tariff Talks

The European Union is treating the United States more like a surveillance state than an ally—at least when it comes to protecting sensitive information during official visits.

According to the Financial Times, the European Commission is issuing burner phones and stripped-down laptops to senior officials traveling to Washington, D.C., this week, amid growing fears of espionage under Donald Trump’s presidency. This type of cyber-precaution is usually reserved for high-risk visits to places like China or Ukraine, not longtime NATO allies.

George Foreman Passes Away At 76: 10 Things To Know

Two-time heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist George Foreman has died at the age of 76, his family confirmed on March 21. Known as much for his punishing punch as for his late-career transformation into a genial–and higly successful– pitchman and preacher, Foreman’s life was a testament to reinvention, resilience, and the complexities of Black identity in America.

American Tourist Found Dead On Bahamas Beach After Allegedly Spitting On Restaurant Staff At Atlantis Resort

A family vacation to the Bahamas ended in heartbreak for the McAlmont family of Bowie, Maryland, when 23-year-old Dinari McAlmont was found dead on the shoreline of Paradise Island just hours after arriving at the luxurious Atlantis Resort, Fox 5 DC reported.

Billionaires And Economists Form Consensus On Recession Hitting America From Tariff Shocks: 10 Things To Know

A growing number of economists and business titans are sounding the alarm: the U.S. economy is on the brink of recession, and President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff strategy is to blame. As markets tumble and global trade tensions escalate, some of Trump’s staunchest financial allies are now questioning his approach. After putting into place a dizzy number of tariffs on various countries, even the McDonald Islands, which are uninhabited and where penguins call home, on April 9, Trump put a 90 pause on tariffs–except for o China, which has a 145 percent tariffs.

Elijah Muhammad Said Black America Should Be Exempt From Paying Federal Taxes: Here’s Why

Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad believed that Black people in America should not pay federal taxes. And there were solid reasons why.

According to one of the points in the original Muslim Program in the Muhammad Speaks Newspaper, the Nation of Islam wanted “the government of the United States to exempt our people from ALL taxation as long as we are deprived of equal justice under the laws of the land.”

Fact Check: Reggae Artist Shaggy Faked Jamaican Accent, Is U.S. Military Veteran

Reggae sensation Shaggy, renowned for his distinctive voice and hit tracks like “Angel” and “It Wasn’t Me,” recently stunned fans by revealing a surprising truth about his iconic accent. In a TikTok video, the Grammy Award-winning artist, born Orville Richard Burrell, disclosed that his Jamaican accent, which has become synonymous with his music, is actually a product of his time serving in the United States Marine Corps.

Fact Check: 35 Million Black Americans Descend From Less Than 450,000 African Slaves

For many, it’s a puzzling question: How can over 35 million Black Americans today trace their ancestry back to fewer than 450,000 African slaves who arrived in the U.S.?

The key to understanding this phenomenon is the principle of exponential growth. When a population experiences a constant rate of growth over time, it doesn’t merely increase incrementally; it grows at an accelerating pace. This assumes that the growth conditions, such as fertility rates, mortality rates, and migration, remain relatively consistent.