A new HBCU bill is trying to fix a problem campus leaders know too well A new bipartisan Senate bill is trying to make it easier for HBCUs to find and pursue federal research money. Sens. Raphael Warnock of Georgia and Katie Britt of Alabama introduced the HBCU Research Capacity Act, which would create a […]
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As the two major parties gear up for this year’s midterm elections, Democrats have yet again picked up a state legislative seat in a heavily red district. This time, a Florida candidate has won in an area that includes President Donald Trump’s home and resort. First-time Democratic candidate wins Florida state legislature seat Democrat Emily
The U.S. Army has unveiled new policy changes, which include raising the enlistment age for those interested in joining. Details on the U.S. Army raising the enlistment age and marijuana rule On Friday, the Army announced in its revised Army Regulation 601-210 that the maximum enlistment age was increased from 35 to 42, effective April
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is attacking Republican lawmakers for their contradictory arguments on whether or not Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents should wear masks while on duty, especially after ICE agents were deployed to airports in the United States without masks. In a video clip shared on PabloReports, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made comments about Republicans who
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Representative Nancy Mace stated that she would not vote for any congressional funding for the U.S. military intervention in Iran if it meant deploying U.S. troops on the ground. In an interview with Pablo Reports, Representative Nancy Mace emphasized this point by saying: “Troops on the ground. So I’ll be voting against the funding if
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As thousands of TSA workers go without pay amid a political standoff in Washington that has triggered a partial shutdown, Democrats and labor advocates say the dysfunction is not random. Over 30 days into a Department of Homeland Security funding crisis, TSA agents remain unpaid as negotiations stall over federal spending and voting legislation. They
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The Trump administration’s campaign to whitewash American history and attack diversity initiatives has impacted various federal facilities and left a variety of private organizations deprived of federal funding. Now, one museum is pushing back in court, arguing that the administration is discriminating against it and other organizations on the bases of race and viewpoints. Underground
A prominent Black legal scholar is sounding the alarm ahead of a major Supreme Court decision that could reshape voting rights, and potentially the 2026 midterm elections. During a recent appearance on SiriusXM, legal analyst Elie Mystal, told host Dean Obeidallah that the outcome of the Court’s upcoming ruling is certain. But as for the
The Department of Justice is moving to change its own requirements that federal prosecutors must have prior work experience before taking the position. The move to start hiring lawyers fresh from law school is being touted as a positive change by the DOJ even as others point toward the agency’s problems as motivating the change.
As the United States quickly escalated a war with Iran earlier this month, one message began circulating across social media. Not from public servants or lawmakers but from Black influencers. In a viral TikTok viewed 4 million times, content creator Jamila Bell addressed Iran directly: “I just want to speak on behalf of my people,”
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