today in black history

July 16, 2024

Journalist and civil rights advocate Ida B. Wells, a founder of the NAACP, was born on this date in 1862 in Holly Springs, Mississippi.

Today in Black History - July 16

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The New York Times

Krugman: Don’t Lose Sight of Project 2025. That’s the Real Trump.

Dismissal Brings New Scrutiny to Judge With a History of Unorthodox Decisions

D.N.C. Pours $15 Million Into State Parties in Top Battlegrounds



The Washington Post

Dismissal of classified documents case draws new scrutiny to Judge Cannon

Special counsel says he’ll appeal ruling that he was improperly appointed

Editorial: Judge Cannon goes another step too far



USA Today


North Carolina postal worker died in truck from possible heat stroke, family says

Texas judge orders Uvalde school district, sheriff's office to release shooting records

Milwaukee's homeless say they were told to move for the Republican National Convention


The Associated Press


Protesters rally peacefully at GOP convention for abortion and immigrant rights, end to war in Gaza

Biden is trying to sharpen the choice voters face in November as Republicans meet in Milwaukee

California is 1st state to ban school rules requiring parents get notified of child’s pronoun change


NJ.com


N.J. man sentenced to 48 years in prison for sexual assault of 2 girls


Woman who allegedly was ‘proud’ to storm U.S. Capitol found guilty of Jan. 6 charges

3 relatives — including brothers ages 3 and 8 — killed in N.J. house fire, authorities say


The Los Angeles Times


California’s delegation could play a pivotal role at the DNC — depending on Biden


Attention parents: Your teens aren’t coping nearly as well as you think they are


Litman: Aileen Cannon’s ruling isn’t just legally flawed. It has nothing to do with the law


The Chicago Sun-Times


Chicago cop faces suspension for marching in uniform in pro-Palestinian demonstration


Chicago’s top watchdog pushed to probe police oversight agency's investigations, allegations of retaliation

CST Editorial Board: Judge’s stunning ruling in Trump classified documents case ignores years of legal precedent


The Atlanta Journal Constitution


Report finds $500 million shortfall for city’s affordable housing goals

Fulton Election Board chair asks governor to remove 3 State Election Board members


National Democrats to spend $1M to boost Georgia party





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