Elecia Dexter replaced Goodloe Sutton as publisher and editor of an Alabama newspaper last month after he called for the Ku Klux Klan to ‘ride again.’
Author: N'dea Yancey-Bragg, USA TODAY
Black workers at UPS facility in Ohio faced decades of racial hostility, lawsuit says
A lawsuit filed Wednesday details a disturbing pattern of racist incidents that workers witnessed atthe UPS distribution center in Ohio.
Police say two sisters committed ‘the perfect murder’ in 2015. Here’s how they got caught
Two sisters likely would’ve gotten away with killing their dad if they hadn’t confessed to a man they were both in a relationship with.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez hits back at New York Post’s report on her Green New Deal ‘hypocrisy’
“Pack it up folks, the Pulitzer’s been decided.” Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Sunday morning alongside a picture of the New York Post’s front page.
They were looking for a place to smoke marijuana. Police said they found a tiger instead
Police said anonymous tipsters went to a vacant house in Houston to smoke marijuana when they found a tiger inside.
Hate crime charge possible for Florida man who pulled gun, yelled slurs at black kids on MLK Day
Mark Bartlett, 51, was arrested for illegally carrying a concealed weapon after a confrontation with a group of black cyclists in Miami.
Fossils discovered in South Africa are the ‘missing link’ in human evolution, study finds
New research says fossils found in South Africa fill a key gap in humankind’s history between early humans and our more apelike predecessors.
‘Content not to be caught’: Betsy the cow escaped the rodeo and has wandered Alaska for months
Betsy escaped her pen last June and her owner Frank Koloski has been looking for her ever since.
Lab revokes honorary titles for Nobel Prize winner James Watson after repeated racist comments
James Watson, who helped discover DNA, lost his titles after making “reprehensible” comments in a recent PBS documentary.
Rare coin found in teenager’s pocket change could fetch a pretty penny at auction
The rare coin was mistakenly minted in copper in 1943 when all U.S. cents were supposed to be made of zinc-coated steel.