Back in 2007, Billboard ran a story called “ Female hip-hop fights a bad rap,” explaining why labels saw female artists as less worthy of an investment. In the report, industry insiders listed ...

The American Civil Liberties Union says it will sue President Donald Trump if he signs an executive order that threatens the rights of LGBT people. USA Today obtained a copy of a letter signed by ...

While over the weekend, coronavirus cases surged, President Trump went ahead with his planned campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Saturday rally was in direct contradiction to reopening plans ...

One new way to cheat the system is tapping into remote corners of the internet that can only be accessed through special tools — the Dark Web. As summer winds down and school nears session again ...

The city of Baltimore has been besieged by riots Monday night — and police are on the scene ready to serve, protect and subdue. This has become an evergreen narrative in the aftermath of ...

It's a major problem. Women with disabilities are less likely than able-bodied women to get mammograms, and they have higher rates of mortality from breast cancer than able-bodied women diagnosed ...

On Jan. 22, 1973, the Supreme Court issued its decision in Roe v. Wade, effectively legalizing abortion nationwide. Before that time, abortion was illegal in many states across the country ...

The news: If you or someone you know is one of the 15 million Americans with food allergies, we have some great news for you. Researchers at New York University Medical Center have not only ...

The Oscars made headlines this year, and it was for all the wrong reasons. "The Oscars Haven't Been This White in 19 Years," declared the Atlantic. "And the Oscar for Best Caucasian Goes To ...

For many who don't fit the mold, the problems begin before they can get a foot in the door. When recruiting for an open position, employees start by scanning their networks for potential ...

During his first major interview since Donald Trump was sworn in as president, former President George W. Bush weighed in on the current administration's contentious relationship with the press ...

Every single person involved in this should be barred from public service for the rest of their lives.