All posts on September, 2012

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Eight people who were the first African-Americans to attend the University of Memphis have been honored with a plaque and a reception. …

TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A federal judge refused Monday to halt Florida's plan to cut the number of early voting days from 14 days to eight.

CHICAGO — Six weeks from Election Day, President Barack Obama's campaign has momentum — and a big case of nerves.

WASHINGTON (AP) – While blacks in several states are racing against time to wrest the ballot from Republican-controlled legislatures around the country, a black conservative …

I live in two Americas. No, I’m not speaking about the haves and the have-nots, Republicans and Democrats or even the native-born versus the immigrant.

Regardless of what some of our fellow Americans may wish to believe, captured Africans ferried across the seas in abhorrent shipboard conditions dating back to …

LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — At Nigeria's Katangua Market, that castaway from the West means big money.

MIAMI GARDENS (AP) — A pass caromed off Tim Tebow's helmet — which is how things went much of the day for the New York …

ATLANTA (AP) — Miami's 42-36 overtime win at Georgia Tech Saturday might have qualified as a classic run-vs.-pass contest.

BALTIMORE (AP)- Torrey Smith scored two touchdowns for the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night less than 24 hours after his younger brother was killed in …