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U.S. Tech Giants Linked to ‘Cruel and Brutal Use of Children’ in Congo Mines
Five major companies were named in a federal class-action suit filed by the Washington-based International Rights Advocates (IRA) for “knowingly…
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The Atlantic Hosts Forum on Prison Reform
The Atlantic magazine held a forum in D.C. Wednesday on inequities in the U.S. prison system, part of its ongoing…
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Google Unveils 3-D Installation at NMAAHC
Google kicked off their 2018 Black History Month celebration with an unveiling of a new 3-D installation at the National…
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D.C. Company Selected for ‘Black Founders’ Boot Camp
ReciproCare, a D.C-region innovation that helps senior care agencies and facilities to find caregivers and help them find the best…
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Google CEO Defends Employee’s Right to Express Unpopular Views, Condemns ‘Harmful’ Portions
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has broken his silence regarding the misogynist memo penned by one of the company's engineers, who…
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Howard U. Students to Study at California-based Google Campus
A new partnership between Howard University and Google has established a satellite campus in the Silicon Valley where a group…
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RAHIM: We Must Stop the Assault on Our Fundamental Values
President Trump's executive order to ban immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries for at least 90 days and to indefinitely ban…
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Google Gives $1M to African-American Museum
Black engineers at Google are creating a first-of-its-kind 3-D interactive exhibit that will debut in the National Museum of African…
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Senator Warren Calls out 21st Century Digital Robber Barons
By Freddie Allen (NNPA News Wire National News Editor) During a recent speech on competition and the American economy, U.S.…
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CBC Members Worry Proposed FCC Rule Could Hurt Black Media Companies
By Lauren Victoria Burke (NNPA News Wire Contributor) In an unpredictable, disruptive media environment featuring new ways for consumers to…
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