Black elderberries are shiny, round, dark purple berries that have been used in Europe and northern Africa for a long time. They’re the fruit of a shrub called the black elder, which goes by ...

The letter claims, “Thus by not allowing the Black student to bring along his Black culture Kenyon college is not only cheating the Black student, but the white one as well.” Today, according to the ...

C.I.A. officers, because of their intense training, have a long probationary period, up to four years. However, the White House required ... discriminated against Black and transgender people.

Though not always welcomed into new spaces, Black people have long been part of the hospitality industry. In 1869, James Wormley opened the first integrated hotel in Washington D.C. called the ...

On Feb. 2, a team of 23 different Native rights organizations, chairmen's associations and others from around the nation penned a letter to the Trump Administration following continued threats of ...

The passenger jet carrying 64 people and the U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter carrying three that collided over Washington, D.C., would not ... to work at the White House. "Rebecca was honored ...

The jet, which went down near Washington D.C., on Wednesday, January 29, collided with an army helicopter. As more details emerge regarding the tragic collision, two of the pilots from the Black ...

New Video of D.C. Plane Crash Shows Final Seconds Before Black Hawk Helicopter Collided with American Airlines Flight The crash occurred on Wednesday, Jan. 29, near Reagan National Airport in D.C ...

The White House announced Tuesday that it would be opening the press room to independent journalists, podcasters, and influencers, and there was significant interest. White House press secretary ...

15, Ayelet Weiss, the assistant general counsel for HUD's Fair Housing Enforcement, sent a letter to the DOJ stating ... the State [Most Impacted and Distressed] areas are located further inland ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, the youngest person to ever hold that office, made her debut ...

In his first term, Leavitt applied for a White House internship and was “stunned” to be accepted. She worked in the correspondence office, where she wrote letters in the president’s name.