Supreme Court Deadlock Halts GOP Motion To Halt Mail-in Ballot Extension In Pennsylvania
In a win for the Democrats, the U.S. Supreme Court's 4-4 split means Pennsylvania can accept mail-in ballots up to three days after Election Day.
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Early Voting In 2020 Election Already Surpassing 2016 Election Records
Early voting for the 2020 Presidential Election has begun and if the numbers are any indication, U.S. residents are finally taking voting seriously.
Dr. Lisa Cooper’s Love of Medicine Started With Counting Pills as a Pharmacy Assistant
Black Enterprise's Portraits of Power series brings you candid insights from exceptional women leaders, such as Dr. Lisa Cooper
Trader Joe’s Says Label Names Aren’t Racist, Refuses to Amend Them
Trader Joe's has refused to cancel the names associated with its ethnic foods including Trader Jose's and Trader Ming's, saying the names aren't racist.
President Joe Biden Signs Executive Order Requiring Federal Contractors to Pay $15 an Hour
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Tuesday requiring federal contractors pay a $15-an-hour minimum wage, according to the White House.