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Here’s Someone You Won’t Hear About during Black History Month

George Schuyler’s name won’t be mentioned in any of the celebrations of Black History Month.

Biden Administration Allowing State Medicaid Funds to Cover Groceries, Nutritional Care

Critics argue that expanding Medicaid to pay for food is unnecessary and redundant, because SNAP already helps low-income Americans buy groceries.

Congressional Hispanic Caucus to decide whether to oust newly elected chair

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Monday is expected to convene and decide whether to oust its current chair, Rep. Nanette Barragan.

Pressure mounts for Biden to break silence on objects shot down from the sky

President Biden on Monday faced increased calls from lawmakers in both parties to break his silence on the string of high-altitude objects shot down by U.S. forces in recent days and to reassure an anxious American public that has a slew of unanswered questions.

Judge to release parts of Georgia special grand jury report

A judge has ordered the release of parts of a report produced by a special grand jury that investigated efforts by former President Donald Trump and his allies to overturn his narrow 2020 election loss in Georgia.

Republicans press Biden on income-based student loan repayment plan

President Biden's latest proposal to overhaul the Department of Education's Income Driven Repayment plan is drawing fire from Republicans.

Trump decries ‘worst’ Super Bowl halftime show, not a fan of Rihanna

Rihanna returned to the big stage for the first time in years late Sunday, running through her hits from an elevated stage at the Super Bowl and surprising the world by revealing she is pregnant again.

Super Bowl 2023: What is a catch? The NFL needs to study Aristotle

In Philadelphia, Super Bowl LVII will be remembered for a bad late-game penalty call that killed the Eagles’ chances. But there were two other important calls the referees got wrong that should push the NFL to change its rules, its processes, and, frankly, its philosophy.

Only transparent, apolitical ratings for news publishers can be trusted

The following op-ed was submitted in response to the Washington Examiner's exclusive series on "Disinformation, Inc.," documenting an effort by global news rating companies and nonprofit groups to blacklist and defund conservative-leaning news websites.

Four states where Black Americans can escape the delta blues

In recent years, social policy researchers such as Brookings Institution have chronicled the trend of Black Americans’ migration from declining northern cities to the South. Less understood, however, is the political effect of movement between the southern states. This year, as voters in Louisiana and Mississippi gear up for elections, it may be appropriate to...

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