After tons of backlash, Former Vice President Joe Biden is issuing an apology after a remark about Blackness in the United States. In an interview with The Breakfast Club’s Charlamagne Tha God, the Presumptive Democratic nominee made an off the cuff comment about the Black vote. “If you have a problem figuring out if you’re […]
Well that escalated very quickly as former Vice President Joe Biden has drawn the ire of the American Diaspora. The Democratic Presidential candidate was interviewed by the host of The Breakfast Club, Charlamagne Tha God this morning. While on the virtual interview, Charlemagne grilled Biden over his record on the infamous 1994 Crime Bill. Biden […]
The coronavirus continues to turn days longer but we still have to vote this Fall. Michelle Obama is promoting a new voting initiative, called When We All Vote, which will allow people to cast their ballots via mail-in voting, early in-person voting and online voting registration. “Americans should never have to choose between making their […]
Bronx-bred freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) believes there is “rampant voter suppression” in America. She currently has a petition online to get the attention of Congress to work on eliminating the perceived issue. In the past, AOC attributed suppression to some of Sen. Bernie Sanders’s (I-Vt.) struggles in Michigan’s Democratic primary election. “Well, I think […]
With election season upon it some may be having a hard time deciding who to cast their vote for the next president and vice president of the United States of America. While we don’t know for sure how this 2020 election will turn out we do know that it would be nice to have Michelle […]
With just over a week until Super Tuesday, Democratic presidential hopefuls are doing whatever it takes to court undecided voters in an attempt to secure the party nomination (and hopefully a seat in the Oval Office). On Friday, Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard held a town hall event in Utah where she stressed non-partisanship, unity, and […]
The second Democratic primary of the 2020 election has concluded in New Hampshire and unlike Iowa, where results were murky, the New Hampshire primary has confidently concluded that Bernie Sanders is the victor. The Vermont senator, who enjoyed a meteoric rise to the national stage in the 2016 election before losing the nomination to Hillary […]
Democratic voters in New Hampshire cast their ballots on Tuesday in the Primary Elections and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders came out on top making him the national front runner in the Democratic party. Sanders secured the victory with about 26 percent of the vote in New Hampshire. South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg finished second […]
Heir to a billionaire fortune and son that carries the namesake of the president, Donald Trump Jr., went on Fox News for the most ironic interview with Sean Hannity. Trump Jr. has been railing against Presidential candidate Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden for the younger Biden’s involvement in a Ukrainian Energy company. “I […]
Canadiens voted to reelect Prime Minister Justin Trudeau despite the scandals that plagued his progressive agenda. Just last month, leaked photos of the Prime Minister surfaced from his college days with him dressed in blackface and brownface. Trudeau confirmed that the photos were of him and apologized, but as a progressive leader, it left a […]
While votes are still being recounted in some parts of the country, one statistic remains unchallenged- the record numbers of young adult voters in Chicago this year. For the first time in Chicago history, millennials voted in larger numbers than any other demographic. Although it’s impossible to pinpoint the exact reasons for such a high […]
As the 2018 midterm elections draw nearer, numerous users on social media have shared posts that Uber and Lyft will both offer users free rides to the polls on election day. Is it true? Not really. But are there discounts? Yes. The spread of misinformation started back in early October when TechCrunch published a story […]
As Barbados is welcomed into the foray of nations in the Western Hemisphere that have embraced female leadership, Rihanna expressed her joy via social media. The Caribbean nation of Barbados is ushered into the 21st century with its first female prime minister, Mia Amor Mottley. As head of the Barbados Labour Party (who also won all […]
At least nine people, including an election candidate, have been killed in the past 24 hours in Venezuela as the country voted for an all-powerful new legislative body tasked with reforming the country’s constitution. Country’s opposition parties boycotted Sunday’s polls, which they say is aimed at consolidating President Nicolas Maduro’s power. Counting of ballots across […]
As presidential candidates are fighting for recounts, the federal government is reassuring Americans of its vote-counting process. Officials clarified that the 2016 presidential election was not affected by hackers, as speculation may have suggested. From email scandals to possible interaction with the Russian government, the tactics of U.S. officials and candidates have drawn a close […]
President Obama Hooped on Election Day President Obama is wrapping up his time in the white office before, Donald Trump enters into the world of being a president. He continued on with his tradition of hooping on election day and he hooped in style with a pair of asics sneakers with jumpman warmups and under […]
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff was confident, in her first address, that she will be vindicated after she was recently impeached for allegedly mishandling the federal budget, according to Latino Fox News. Rousseff claims that her and the government have done nothing wrong, stating, “There is no crime I have committed…this is not an impeachment, it’s […]
New York will account for almost one million of the 13.1 million registered Latino voters in November’s election. The National Association of Latino Appointed and Elected Officials (NALEO) expects an increase by 14 percent since 2012 with about 955,500 Latino voters hitting the poles in 2016 in the Empire State. The real question will be […]
Yesterday’s [March 5, 2016] contests may not have been positioned under the microscope quite as much as past voting days, but its significance still stands. In total, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz won two caucuses each, with the real estate mogul taking Kentucky and Louisiana while the top establishment candidate took wins in Kansas and Maine, […]
The year’s biggest night in voting so far wrapped up last night [March 1, 2016], with Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump walking away with major wins in the nation’s Super Tuesday contests. On the Left, things remain the way many predicted, with Clinton taking the lead among older voters, minority voters, and female […]