WASHINGTON D.C.-Congressional Black Caucus Chairman Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri recently criticized the new proposed budget by President Barack Obama for its cuts of education and social services. Politico Reports: The most resounding statement came Monday from Congressional Black Caucus Chairman Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri, who said he is “struggling to understand how this budget helps […]
New York — A grand jury said Monday that a police officer did not commit a crime when he killed a Pace University football player in a confused series of events last year, according to the the district attorney’s office.
White House senior advisor Valerie Jarrett came on the TJMS this morning to give a rundown of what the President is up to and what is currently on his agenda. In case you missed the interview, we have the audio available below.
The road to recovery has begun once again for R&B legend El DeBarge with a recent announce that he has checked into a rehabilitation center this week to get himself together. Already on the comeback and making moves with his latest release Second Chance, some may be shocked that everything is not as it always […]
LOS ANGELES — Television’s groundbreaking “The Nat ‘King’ Cole Show” is getting a digital release more than 50 years after it aired.
Last week, the U.S. Housing and Urban Development accused the CMHA of racial discrimination by keeping poor African-Americans out of certain neighborhoods. Not only were they accused of targeting minorites more severely, than white tenants, for breaking rules, CMHA’S search for a top executive was biased against women and African-American applicants. A lot of these […]
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1964: Louis Armstrong’s “Hello Dolly” recording becomes his first and only number one record.
