NYC Mayor Eric Adams sits down with N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN for a candid conversation about his role as the city’s second Black mayor. They discuss the challenges he faces leading the most populous city in the U.S., from tackling crime and the migrant crisis to his controversial statements on the Palestine-Israel conflict. Adams also
Donald Trump Attacked By Whoopi Goldberg Over “Anti-White” Comments
Whoopi Goldberg has blasted Donald Trump over his comments about race. The daytime host slammed the former President’s claims of “anti-white sentiment” on her show The View. Donald had alleged America’s current administration, led by Joe Biden, is “sort of against anybody depending on certain views.” He went on to claim the government harbors anti-Catholic sentiment before
John Legend shares his views on DOnald Trump & personal connection to criminal justice reform
During an interview with former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki earlier this month, Legend said Trump has done little for Black people and is anything but an ally. “He’s made it clear throughout his life that he believes Black people are inferior. He believes that to his core, in his bones, he wouldn’t let
TikTok Faces Ban In U.S. After Joe Biden Signs National Security Bill
TikTok’s China-based parent company may have to sell the popular social media platform. The United States Senate passed a bill requiring ByteDance to divest its stakes in TikTok within nine months or face the app being banned from U.S. stores. Congress included the divestment requirement in a $95 billion security package that provides foreign aid to
Man Sets Himself On Fire and Dies Outside Courthouse during Donald Trump Trial
A shocking moment took place outside of the New York courthouse where Donald Trump’s hush money trial is being held on Friday (April 19). According to multiple reports, a man set himself on fire. The man threw flyers into the air before reaching inside his backpack and lighting himself on fire. The incident happened across the street from the
Feds Sue Apple, Accuse Them of Smartphone Monopoly in Antitrust Lawsuit
A recent antitrust case filed against Apple by the Department of Justice could have significant implications for the smartphone market. The federal government is accusing Apple of monopolizing the market and driving out competition, which drives up consumer prices. The lawsuit alleges that Apple has created barriers that make it difficult and expensive for competitors
GloRilla Switches Up “Yeah Glo!” Lyrics During Meeting with Joe Biden: Yeah Joe!
On Monday, GloRilla shared footage from her visit to the White House for Women’s History Month, where she met with President Joe Biden. In a video that is now going viral, GloRilla switched up the lyrics to her new single, “Yeah Glo!” upon meeting the President. This comes after Cardi B revealed that she and
Stephen A. Smith and Charlamagne Share Their Thoughts on Black Conservatives
In a conversation between Stephen A. Smith and Charlamagne tha God, they discuss black conservatism and the upcoming 2024 Presidential election. Charlamagne expresses support for black conservatives but criticizes Black MAGA supporters, feeling they’re against the basic interests of black people. He reflects on Biden’s controversial “you ain’t black” remark, feeling it was problematic but
President Joe Biden Says He’ll Consider Ban on TikTok If Congress Passes Bill
TikTok has risen in popularity quickly, especially among younger users, with its short video format and viral challenges. However, concerns about privacy and data security have plagued the app since its inception. The idea that user data could potentially be accessed by the Chinese government has led to calls for action to be taken against
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Donald Trump, Allows Him on Primary Election Ballots
The Supreme Court made a significant decision today in favor of former President Donald Trump, ruling unanimously that states cannot bar him from the primary ballot for his alleged role in the January 6th riot. This decision affects Colorado and applies to all 50 states, just one day before Super Tuesday. The court determined that it