President Joe Biden addressed the nation on his decision to not seek re-election to "preserve our democracy" and Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign inspires 40,000 new voter registrations and over $100,000,000 in donations.
Possible running mates being vetted for Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign discussed and an exclusive interview with the Federal Trade Commission's Senior Litigator for the Southeast Regional Office, Harold Kirtz, on fraud and consumer scams increasing in the United States and the impacts on unsuspecting citizens of Mississippi from a community forum featuring Federal Trade Commission representatives, Mississippi legal experts and consumer protection advocates at the Arts Center of Mississip...
Reactions to President Joe Biden's announcement that he will not seek re-election and endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democrat Party's nomination from listeners and the Mississippi Democrat Party Chair, Rep. Cheikh Taylor (District 38).
Details emerge in an incident where an Illinois deputy shot and killed 36 year-old Tonya Massey, a Black woman who had called 911 because she thought an intruder was in her home in the Springfield area and the Navy exonerates 256 Black sailors 80 years after the Port Chicago disaster in California in 1944.
An email from a mother fuels the question, "is there a "de-education" of young boys, especially African-American boys?" and another person is shot by police in Milwaukee as they host the Republican National Convention and the homeless man who was previously killed by out of town police officers in town for the Convention is identified as 43 year-old Samuel Sharpe Jr.
Parents weigh in after AB 1955 is signed into law in California, the "SAFETY" Act prohibits and invalidates any adopted school board policy, rule, or administrative regulation that requires forced outings and a look into the billionaires that propelled Sen. J.D. Vance's political career.
Reactions to the first day of the Republican National Convention which saw the GOP showcasing Amber Rose, Tim Scott, Byron Donalds, and Mark Robinson in an effort to pull in more of the Black vote and Sen. J.D. Vance, a formerly outspoken critic of Donald John's, is tapped as running mate for the 2024 ticket.
Reactions to the attempted assassination of Donald John at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, which left one spectator dead and two hurt and a look back at his history inciting violence among his supporters.
Seeking answers to how parents can prevent their children from falling into criminal activities after nearly a dozen teenagers arrested in connection with a shooting that left two teens shot and bullet holes in St. Paul United Methodist Church in Moss Point, Mississippi.
A breakdown of Project 2025 and analysis of the ties between it's authors, the Heritage Foundation, and Donald John and how Democrats can move forward with and without Joe Biden as their candidate for President.
More reactions to actor Columbus Short's comments on Black men being demasculinized, blaming Black women specifically, and Congresswoman Maxine Waters' comments on President Joe Biden still being able to do the job despite his age, citing that she's older than him but still effective, critiques of the characters of Biden and Trump, and affirming Biden will be the Democrat Party candidate.
Reactions to the city of Gulfport's public hearings on HUD Community Development Block Grant Funding and actor Columbus Short's comments on the "demasculating" of Black men and the lack of respect of Black man by the Black woman.
Exclusive interview with ACLU of Mississippi Executive Director Jarvis Dortch on a federal judge panel ruling in a lawsuit filed on behalf of the MS Conference of the NAACP and Black voters across the state that the districts drawn in 2022 by the Legislature diluted Black voting strength and ordering the Legislature to create more majority Black House and Senate Districts and Wiggins Mayor Darryl Berry comments on the vandalism of Wiggins' Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
President Joe Biden answers fellow Democrats, donors, detractors and critics calling for his withdrawal from the elections emphatically and Donald John is secretly recorded on his golf course lying about Biden quitting the race and insulting Biden and Harris.
Reactions analysis to the Presidential Debate between President Joe Biden and Donald John ahead of the 2024 Presidential Election.
Ahead of Independence Day, a survey on "patriotism" among US citizens following the landmark Supreme Court ruling giving President immunity for "official acts".
Exclusive interview with Cedric Daniels, the former Electric Transportation Manager for Alabama Power Company, a Southern Company, on the viability of electric vehicles and a closer look at the Supreme Court ruling that affirmed immunity for the US President in "official" acts.
The US Supreme Court rules US Presidents are not immune from prosecution for unofficial acts and not everything a President does is considered official and 13 year-old member of Utica, NY's Karen community (originating from Myanmar) is shot and killed by Utica Police after a pedestrian stop. Nyah Mway fled from police, was subdued, then shot while on the ground after officers said he displayed "what appeared to be a handgun", a Glock 17 replica pellet gun was recovered.
Voters and the candidates prepare for the first debate of the 2024 Presidential Candidates, incumbent President Joe Biden and challenger Donald John as more Conservatives voice disapproval with Trump and endorse Biden.
Breaking down the last two administrations' economic records and showing how Trump inherited a strong economy that got stronger ahead of the first Presidential Debate of the election season.
An update in the case of Neco Eley, who was stalked, harassed, and threated by a racist motorist on Hwy 90 in Biloxi, MS and a Texas woman is released on bail after attempting to drown the 3 year-old daughter of a Muslim mother in a pool after making racist remarks.
Analyzing the possible reasons (beyond crime) for the Deep South's (Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, South Carolina, and Georgia) Prisons to have Blacks make up nearly half of all inmates incarcerated despite making up less than 50% of those states populations.
Exclusive interview with Neco Eley, who recorded to social media a road rage incident involving a bigot, now identified as Christopher Pugh of Gulfport, MS, who stalked Eley on Hwy 90 in Biloxi, MS, following her vehicle and assaulting her with the threat of physical violence and racial slurs.
Louisiana Governor signed a bill into law that would require Louisiana schools to display the 10 Commandments on a poster in “large, easily readable font” in all public classrooms, from kindergarten to state-funded universities.
Celebrating those who fought and died for their freedom on Juneteenth 2024 with a look back at the circumstances of the events that inspired the now federal holiday and reactions to the Los Angeles County unified school district's ban on cell phones.
A 15 year-old is charged with attempted murder and arson after attacking her mother with a knife while she slept and setting their house on fire and several juveniles are arrested and charged in connection with the drowning of a 15 year-old in Georgia.
President Joe Biden and Donald John offer very different messaging on Father's Day which offers a look at their character and states of mind ahead of their first debate of the 2024 Election Season and reactions to the Supreme Court ruling on bump stocks.
An Akron, Ohio mother finds her son in police custody after he was involved in a high speed chase following an attempted traffic stop for a lane violation and proceeds to confront him for putting himself in the position to be arrested with his cousins in an interaction captured on police body camera.
Weighing the possible impacts of the guilty verdicts of Donald John and Hunter Biden on voters and juxtaposing the reactions to the verdicts from the former President and sitting President's son.
A Free Press poll found that 79% of Americans surveyed said they were concerned about the spread of "disinformation" online via social media platforms to deliberately confuse people with people of color being the most targeted as they used the platforms more as news sources, with 63% of Blacks surveyed saying they relied on Facebook for information and 65% saying they go to YouTube for news.
