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Gov. Gavin Newsom To Commute All 548 California Death Row Sentences

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is commuting all 548 death sentences in the state to life without parole, citing concerns about capital punishment and the criminal justice system.

NY AG Letitia James Appoints Former ‘Diddy’ Prosecutor To Lead Cornell Rape Investigation: Report

Jacqueline Kelly, a former federal prosecutor who oversaw investigations involving Sean “Diddy” Combs, will lead the criminal investigation into allegations that seven Cornell fraternity members sexually assaulted a former student in 2024.

Pittsburgh Schools Report Progress on Closures, but Families Still Have Questions

Pittsburgh Public Schools has achieved most of its initial restructuring milestones, but parents remain concerned about transportation and academic stability during the transition.

Meet Scott Colom, The Mississippi Democrat Leading Tight Mississippi Senate Race

Scott Colom is a longtime Mississippi prosecutor seeking to become the state's first Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction. Get to know his background, legal career, policy priorities and historic Senate campaign.

Pastor Frederick Haynes III Wins Jasmine Crockett’s Congressional Seat in Texas

Longtime Dallas pastor and civil rights leader Frederick Haynes III has won the election for Texas' 30th Congressional District. He replaces outgoing Representative Jasmine Crockett, maintaining Democratic control of the seat.

SNAP Cuts Leave More Pittsburgh Families Turning to Food Banks

More than 200,000 Pennsylvanians have reportedly lost food assistance since July 2025, adding pressure to households already struggling with grocery costs The grocery bill doesn't...

Black Candidates Make History Across The Country In 2026 Midterms

Black candidates are making history in the 2026 midterm elections with victories in gubernatorial, Senate and other statewide races, breaking barriers in political representation across the country.

A Giving Campaign to Help People Who Have Lost SNAP Benefits

The data show that the effects of the Trump administration’s SNAP cuts are kicking in even faster than estimated. More than 5 million have...
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