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July 30, 2026

Law professor Anita Hill, who courageously testified against Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, was born in 1956 in Lone Tree, OK.

Today in Black America - July 30

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The Associated Press

How views on Trump’s handling of Iran have shifted, according to a new AP-NORC poll

Fauci repeatedly invokes the Fifth Amendment in a contentious Senate committee hearing

Investigators in James Comey seashells case omitted key facts, defense lawyers allege


The New York Times

Blanche Vote Is Delayed After 2 G.O.P. Senators Threaten to Say ‘No’

Trump Has Made Billions in Office. Will His Party Pay Politically?


Uninsured Patients Rise Sharply, Hospitals Report, Citing Obamacare Cuts


The Washington Post

A shrinking weapons stockpile is testing the Pentagon’s sweeping new strategy

A GOP backlash brews in South Carolina over Trump’s support for Lindsey Graham’s sister

Her arrest by the National Guard went viral. Now she’s taking legal action.



USA Today


New exam loved by conservatives drove up Florida’s high school grad rate

Trump's approval is circling the toilet. I'm delighted. | Opinion

Activists stage tree sit-in to halt Trump's border wall construction


NJ.com

Body of 10-year-old boy recovered from N.J. river; search continues for missing girl, mayor says

Homeowners could face a $1,000-a-year tax hike to overhaul their schools in this N.J. town

N.J. nurse says ICE agents threw her to the ground. Now she’s suing the federal government.


The Los Angeles Times

More than 24,000 immigrant children could lose legal representation as a federal contract expires

Racial slurs and a Google search for car washes: What court records reveal about L.A. immigration raids

Proposed bill would strip protection for school arts funding, former L.A. Supt. Beutner warns


The Chicago Sun-Times

Latino high schools hit especially hard by teacher cuts in CPS budget heading for vote

Other cities also struggle with teen takeovers. What can Chicago learn from them?


Mayor makes a last appointment to Chicago school board, choosing leader on school integration plan



The Atlanta Journal Constitution

What’s new in Georgia schools? Screen time limits, tuition hike and more.


Atlanta Public Schools unveils tactical, drone security teams


For sale: 735 acres of Savannah riverfront long home to now-closed paper mill







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