In the twilight of their careers, athletes struggle against age and criticism, torn between hope and decline. Yet, we admire ...

More and more projects across Kentucky are uncovering Black history through historical documents, then putting them online ...

As sports catchphrases start to stick, savvy coaches and athletes are moving to protect them with federal trademarks.

Under chandeliers and box-beam ceilings, about 1,200 people attended the estate sale at Walter Bowen's former Portland ...

White House aides have indicated the president’s ubiquity is partly a strategy to impress Republican voters and disorient ...

Carville expressed that Democrats need to take a page from Muhammad Ali's book, saying ... advising his party on how to beat Trump and being critical of its messaging when he deemed it necessary.

It can be argued that even before the Harlem Renaissance, the concept of Black intellectualism was born right here in Atlanta.

The founder of Johnson Products Co., as he insists in his new memoir, “Afro Sheen: How I Revolutionized an Industry with the ...

Humayun Ahmed’s legacy remains strong, captivating generations with relatable storytelling. His novels transcend time, making ...

Speakers at a National Seminar held at Allama Iqbal Open University, said that the mother tongue, in addition to being a ...

Gibson, an author; and Scott Clark, a writer, producer and actor, from St. Louis; will be part of the series, "In Our Own Words" at Timmons Hall and via livestream at City View.

Mouaz Moustafa was 9 when he and his family moved from Syria to the United States and eventually settled in Arkansas. Today, Moustafa, now 40, is executive director of the Syrian Emergency Task Force.