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Oscar Pistorius Not Guilty of Murder, But Lesser Charges Possible
Oscar Pistorius, The former South African Olympic hero, is not guilty of murder but could still be sentenced for other...
Read moreDetailsJudge Thokozile Masipa: Prosecution Unable to Prove that Oscar Pistorius Committed Premeditated Murder
Oscar Pistorius has been cleared of premeditated murder.
Read moreDetailsPartial Remains Found In Tennessee Were of Missing Nursing Student Holly Bobo
Authorities in Tennessee say that a human skull discovered over the weekend in rural Decatur County was that of nursing...
Read moreDetailsPregnancy Things: It Doesn’t Seem To Get Easier For Kate Middleton
An extreme case of morning sickness is what forced Kate Middleton to reveal that she was pregnant.
Read moreDetailsSagging Your Pants in Tennessee is a Fineable Offense
One Mayor in Tennessee has written an ordinance that will fine anyone who wears pants “more than three inches below...
Read moreDetailsPresident Obama Recommits The Nation to Efforts on Stamping out Bigotry and Racism On the 60th Anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education
Obama called the Supreme Court's school desegregation decision, issued on May 17, 1964, 'the first major step in dismantling the...
Read moreDetailsNew Hampshire Political Leaders Join In The Call To Push For Resignation of Racist Police Commissioner
Wolfeboro's Police Commissioner is being asked to resign after calling the President the N-Word.
Read moreDetailsDean Baquet Replaces Jill Abramson To Become The First African-American Executive Editor At The New York Times
Times are changing at the New York Times as Dean Baquet is appointed executive editor.
Read moreDetailsNelson Mandela “Hand Signer” Thamsanqa Jantjie Placed In Mental Institution Then Appears in Smartphone App Ad
The interpreter who stunned the world with wildly incorrect sign language at Nelson Mandela’s memorial service had been committed to...
Read moreDetailsLawmakers Attempt To Halt Funding For Courts Over Promotion Of Equal Education To All Students
Chris Christie and other lawmakers have been accused of bullying judges and school districts regarding the funding of state ran...
Read moreDetailsEthiopia Lawmakers Set To Make Homosexuality A Non-pardonable Offense
Ethiopia's lawmakers are set to pass a bill that puts homosexuality on a list of offenses considered "non-pardonable".
Read moreDetailsResearch Shows Racism Is Still Evident In American Schools
Minority students are more likely to be suspended from U.S. public schools - even as preschoolers.
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