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Last summer, a sheriff's department in Ohio raided the rapper's home for evidence of drug trafficking and kidnapping. He made a music video about it.

Despite work stoppages at about 100 cafes in more than 40 U.S. cities, Starbucks are still standing firm against workers unionizations.

The 28-year-old Black man was allegedly smothered to death by officers and hospital staff on March 6.

Black families are seeing the largest increase in switching from traditional schools to homeschooling, originally reporting at 3.3% and expanding to 16.1% in just half a year in 2020.

Atmospheric rivers have caused havoc in California. But they also have a good side.

Lent is a season of fasting and reflection, and part of the fasting aspect of Lent includes not eating meat from land animals on Fridays, as it is described in Vatican II. The original McDonald’s menu only included hamburgers—so Catholics started avoiding the drive-thru during Lenten Fridays.

On Monday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Arizona v. Navajo Nation, a case revolving around the dispute between the U.S. government’s obligation to fulfill the Native American reservation’s water needs.

Democratic State Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh has become the first lawmaker has filibustered every bill introduced to the floor in a weeks long protest.

Right now Gen Z, is kind of the “It Girl”! Starbucks wants to know our drink order, political parties want to know how we’ll show up to vote and the government wants to know when we are paying back our student loans (hopefully never).

On Sapelo Island, there were once over a dozen small communities. Hog Hammock is all that remains.

On Saturday, the former commander-in-chief rallied his supporters online, calling on them to protest as a New York grand jury investigates secret payments to women who allegedly had sexual encounters with him. The plea mostly fell on deaf ears.

While the study found depression worsened a little among older people, women, university students and those belonging to sexual/gender minorities, it did not look at populations from lower income countries or particularly focus on children, young people, and individuals with pre-existing conditions.

We are bullied out the door to dangerous deployed environments and treated as discardable when returning home injured or sick. In some cases, speaking up gets us killed.

Culture critic Clarkisha Kent gets candid about writing her memoir and her hopes for readers.

A report by The Washington Post about the intendedly-private investigation by Catholic Laity and Clergy for Renewal was focused on gay priests, a move some Catholic priests are calling an example of homophobia in the church.