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Meta agreed to a $725 million settlement over data privacy claims. Eligible users may receive payments, depending on account activity and approved claims, but only if they meet specific conditions.
Skyler Philipp pleaded guilty to attempting to destroy an energy facility in Nashville as part of a white supremacist plot.
A new brain-imaging study from researchers at Columbia University explains why police disproportionately shoot unarmed Black people.
According to the latest job's report for August, Black women faced a significant increase in unemployment, while overall Black employment continues to struggle with major setbacks.
Justice Department officials are reported to be mulling over whether to restrict the rights of trans people to own guns.
Job hugging describes the growing tendency among workers—especially Gen Z—to cling tightly to their current jobs, not out of love or loyalty, but out of fear due to today's rocky job market.
Acting Deputy Chief of Special Operations Joseph Schnitt claimed the names of Republicans will be redacted from the Epstein files.
Chicago residents say they oppose President Donald Trump sending National Guard troops to police their neighborhood.
Sen. Eric Schmitt suggested during the National Conservatism Conference that America is "only" for white Americans.
BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors spotlights LA’s youth homelessness crisis in her new short documentary, 'Close to Home.'
Rajon Belt-Stubblefield died Saturday evening after a confrontation that occurred during a “routine” traffic stop in Aurora, Colorado.
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser issued an order that will extend the use of federal agencies to police the streets of D.C.
