Char Adams

Black workers’ job fatality rates are the highest they’ve been in nearly 15 years, and Latino workers die on the job more than any other group, according to a new report.

The University of Texas at Austin sparked controversy last week when it laid off nearly 60 employees to comply with Texas’ new DEI ban earlier this month.

Despite the state Supreme Court ruling this week that an 1864 abortion law was enforceable, anti-abortion groups say they will continue to protest stood outside of abortion clinics.

Women dodge protesters at clinics in Phoenix before the short window closes on abortion access in the state following the state supreme court's ruling.

Arizona’s attorney general said she will do all she can to mitigate the impacts of the 1864 abortion ban that the state’s Supreme Court ruled was enforceable this week.

Police in Idaho, are investigating after the University of Utah’s women’s basketball coach said her team was targeted in a series of “racial hate crimes” while in town for the NCAA Tournament last week.

Hundreds of U.S. nationals have been evacuated from Haiti since last month, escaping the ongoing violence, but many more are stuck there, desperately looking for ways to escape.

Grammy-award winning singer Beyoncé on Friday released her latest project, "Cowboy Carter," a country album featuring greats of the genre, as well as some newcomers.

Johnny Celestin generally believes that Haiti, which continues to be under heightened violence from armed groups and gangs, must re-establish order on its own.

University of Utah’s women’s basketball coach said her team was the target of a series of “racial hate crimes” after arriving in Idaho for the NCAA Tournament last week.

The president of Lincoln University in Missouri will remain in his position, the institution decided after an investigation into the suicide of a Black administrator found no evidence that he had bullied her, according to university officials.