Hattie Wooten Lewis, a pioneering Black businesswoman, opened Raleigh's Lewis Hotel in 1919, creating a safe haven for Black travelers and students during segregation and earning a place in The Negro ...

As America celebrates 250 years, higher education's role in shaping a just and unified nation is explored. Education is key to the American experiment.

Serena Williams has withdrawn from her Wimbledon first-round doubles match with sister Venus Williams because of a right knee injury sustained during her singles comeback earlier in the week. The ...

After nearly a year as interim superintendent, Shawn Joseph has been named the permanent leader of Prince George’s County Public Schools, bringing a vision centered on academic growth, career ...

Rather than choosing between rival Independence Day celebrations, this commentary proposes a third path: centering Crispus Attucks and the generations of Black Americans whose struggle for freedom ...

A year later, a range of experts say predictions about how bad the One Big Beautiful Bill Act cuts are are coming true. The ...

When school lets out for the summer, many children lose access to the free breakfasts and lunches they rely on during the ...

The Supreme Court upholds President Trump's power to fire agency heads, except for the Federal Reserve. Fed governor Cook ...

The fourth annual DC/DOX Film Festival brought dozens of documentaries to Washington, D.C., highlighting untold Black stories ...

No Boundaries coalition hosted its 19th Annual Block Party on June 27. Each year, the event highlights the “B-side” of Baltimore. Not the side that makes local and national headlines–but the lesser ...

Sisters Venus and Serena Williams are expected to compete in their opening-round Wimbledon doubles match on July 4 after ...

As the nation marks its 250th anniversary, Mississippi is highlighting its full history—including slavery, racial violence and the Civil Rights Movement—through exhibits at the Two Mississippi Museums ...