Washington Report: Black Farmers Settlement Bill Clears the House
After decades of waiting, Black farmers may soon be compensated for acts of discrimination. But some lawmakers say the claims process will be a tough row to hoe.
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Writers’ Strike Comes to an End
After more than three months of a work stoppage that is estimated to have cost the Los Angeles economy more than $3 billion, the Hollywood writers strike is finally over.
CBC’s Towns Leads Tense Questioning of Bernanke
Federal Reserve Board chairman Ben Bernanke spent an extremely tense session Thursday before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform regarding whether he pressured Bank of America to acquire Merrill Lynch last year.
NYC Council Pushes For Changes On How NYPD Officers Use Social Media Accounts
NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban and Mayor Eric Adams defended police officials' social media usage.
Houston Joins School Districts In Texas Defying Gov. Abbot’s Ban On Mask Mandates
Houston's public school district is expected on Thursday to defy a state ban on mask mandates, joining other districts in Texas and Florida