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Amid the talk from President Donald Trump’s close aides of staging a military coup against President-elect Joe Biden, there is still a bright spot for …

For many religious denominations in the United States, there were two shared preoccupations in 2020 beyond the usual matters of faith: How to cope with …

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are poised for a renaissance not seen since the 1990s, when the television show “A Different World” piped visions …

I don’t know about all of you, but it feels to me like Christmas came early this year. Electing a new president and vice president …

One tactic used by people who are likely to be accused of wrongdoing is to claim that it is the critics who are really the …

A bitter dispute between the Ron DeSantis administration and a state data specialist fired in May took a dramatic turn last week when Florida Department …

There are a large number of problems in America, and there are many troubled hearts, with the feeling of nowhere to turn to for relief. …

Several European countries, including Ireland, Germany, France, and England, have kept their schools open, notwithstanding strict measures to combat a second wave of the COVID …

BETHLEHEM (AP) – Only a few dozen people attended the lighting of the Christmas tree in the biblical city of Bethlehem on Saturday night, as …

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) – Midshipman Sydney Barber had her doubts about applying for the top student leadership position at the U.S. Naval Academy. A Black …