Politics
With Trump's recent coronavirus scare, the debate schedule ahead of November's vote has the potential to change drastically.
Ludacris, Jeezy, Monica and Jermaine Dupri will appear in the 60-second spots scheduled to air in several battleground states.
Monday morning (Oct. 5), the former business mogul unleashed a barrage of tweets urging his supporters to vote, taking aim at the Democratic Party, and suggesting votes against him will remove Second Amendment rights.
While Donald Trump is just learning about how dangerous COVID-19 is seven months into a pandemic after catching the virus, Joe Biden is out here trying to secure his election win with the help of some Black celebs.
As if the situation surrounding Donald Trump's case of the coronavirus couldn't get any less predictable, it turns out that the president's personal physician graduated from the same medical school as Dr. Umar Johnson.
NewsOne's ongoing conversation about the intersection of politics and race joins the necessary discussion about Black Woman Power and the critical role Black women are playing heading int Election Day and beyond.
The revelation that Donald Trump has tested positive for the coronavirus set off a domino effect of potential consequences, including his possible death from an illness that he once dismissed as a "hoax" and lied to the American people about.
Trump's reportedly intended to bring attention during the debate to Alice Johnson, a Black woman to whom he granted clemency, to force Biden to apologize to her for the 1994 Crime Bill. Instead, Trump resorted to racism.
‘Stand By’: Trump Refuses To Denounce White Supremacy As Debate vs. Biden Spirals Out Of Control
Joe Biden and Donald Trump met in Cleveland Tuesday night for the first of their three scheduled presidential debates.
It's a daunting task to debate a pathological liar, but that's exactly what Joe Biden will attempt to do when he squares off against Donald Trump in their first presidential debates at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
The New York Times' report on Donald Trump's taxes prompted comparisons of the president to Al Capone, who was arrested, charged with, found guilty of and convicted for tax evasion.
Civil rights groups condemned Trump for nominating Amy Coney Barrett to replace Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg even though voting has already begun in the 2020 election.
