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Field Museum Hosts First-Ever African Fashion Show for Juneteenth Celebration
Chicago’s Field Museum made history on Juneteenth 2025 with its first African fashion show, blending cultural pride, bold design, and…
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National Security Expert Warns U.S. Vulnerability Growing After Trump’s Iran Strikes
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — With approximately 40,000 U.S. troops in the region, Castleberry-Hernandez stressed that their safety is paramount. But she…
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Legacy and Learning Shine at HV-UGRR Foundation’s Juneteenth Event
This year’s theme, “Let Freedom and Justice Ring!”, honored the legacy of the Underground Railroad and uplifted the next generation…
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Empowerment Congress Juneteenth Day of Dialogue
The Universe looks favorably on the City of Los Angeles for Juneteenth. We were fortunate to be granted three days…
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Gov. Newsom and Lawmakers Strike Budget Deal: Cuts Made, Core Services Preserved
California lawmakers and Governor Gavin Newsom approved a $321.1 billion state budget for the 2025–26 fiscal year, which includes $114.6…
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Nate Jester is aiming to address affordable housing in race for open ATL City Council seat
Nate Jester is a lifelong Atlanta resident, currently residing in Southwest Atlanta. Jester is running for the open city council…
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California Museum Exhibit Reminds How Black Panthers Planted Seeds For Change
Former Black Panther Party members gathered at the California Museum to reflect on the organization's legacy and lasting impacts, and…
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This school banned cellphones six years ago. Teachers — and many kids — couldn’t be happier.
San Mateo High School banned cellphones in 2019 using magnetically locked Yondr pouches, aiming to curb distractions, cyberbullying, and mental…
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Washington, DC – DOJ Plans to Revoke Citizenship
According to a June 11 memo from the Justice Department, the Trump Administration will prioritize denaturalization. In other words, they…
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Bronx, NY – Jamaican Woman Murdered, Stabbed to Death
Investigators returned Monday to the Wakefield apartment building where 40-year-old Tamara Rowe, a Jamaican immigrant and mother of two, was…
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Cuba – US to Impose Harsher Policy on the Country
In a significant reversal of Biden-era policies, President Donald Trump signed a National Security Presidential Memorandum (NSPM) on June 30, reinstating and…
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Boys & Girls Clubs of America Midwest Youth of the Year Celebration Honors Future Leaders and Jackie Joyner-Kersee
The Boys & Girls Clubs of America Midwest Youth of the Year Celebration spotlighted young achievers like Devez D. and…
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J. Pharoah Doss: Israel accused Iran of developing nukes since 2012, why preempt now?
In this Sept. 27, 2012, file photo, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel shows an illustration as he describes his…
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Half Moon CEO Selected Hotelier of the Year
The Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) honored the island’s brightest hospitality stars at its 64th Annual General Meeting and…
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LIVE State Of The People Broadcasts Marathon on How Ugly Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” Really Is
During Trump’s address to Congress in January, State of the People organizers, activists and journalists stood up a 24 -hour…
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CDC’s New Vaccine Committee Votes on Immunization Recommendations
The CDC's new vaccine committee met to discuss recommendations for vaccinations, including one dose of clesrovimab for infants whose mothers…
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‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Threatens Medicaid: Our Mothers and Children Could Suffer
A senior woman with cancer (Photo Credit: FatCameraGetty Images Signature). What if lawmakers quietly stripped health care from our elders…
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One of the biggest obstacles to building new CA housing has now vanished
California has passed a state budget-related housing bill that will exempt urban "infill" housing developments from the California Environmental Quality…
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OpEd: Beyond the Hook-Up: Paying Full Price for Black Futures
Black-owned businesses are struggling to make a profit, while celebrity brands are making millions, highlighting the need for intentional support…
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VIDEO: AmNews Executive Editor discusses Pride Month special report
AmNews Executive Editor Damaso Reyes and Bishop Joseph Tilton talk about the AmNews' special report for Pride Month. The post…
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Cincinnati mourns loss of Hall of Famer Dave Parker
National Baseball Hall of Fame outfielder Dave Parker, famously known as “The Cobra,” passed away in Cincinnati on June 28…
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East Point’s Salute to the Red, White & Blue: Family-Friendly Independence Day Celebration
The City of East Point and the East Point Main Street Association are hosting its annual Salute to the Red,…
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New Bills Seek to Prohibit Law Enforcement From Covering Their Faces
California Senators Scott Wiener and Jesse Arreguin introduced Senate Bill 627, the No Secret Police Act, to prohibit face-covering by…
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