Election 2016
President Obama launched humorous counterstrikes against his opponents during his eight years in office. He used the Correspondents' Dinners masterfully.
As President Barack Obama prepares to leave office, NewsOne takes a look at some of his most impressive wins.
Aside from the surprising election of a businessman-turned-reality-star-turned-politician as the 45th President of the United States, here are some other top political moments of 2016.
The top three reasons the president has given on the election loss for his party includes electoral miscalculation, Russian meddling and media mistreatment.
Veronica Chambers, editor of a new anthology on Michelle Obama, opens up on our first African American FLOTUS and what her very being means to us—and this country.
According to reports, not one Washington, D.C., band has applied to be a part of Donald Trump's inaugural parade.
State officials are now admitting that most of the voting machines in Detroit were broken on Election Day.
Research on left-handed people points to their heightened sense of resiliency, since most of their life is spent re-adjusting and acclimating to a holistically right-handed world.
If I had my doubts there would be a Black president in my lifetime, I couldn’t even begin to fathom the day when I would be able to utter the words, “This is my husband, Andrew.”
If I had my doubts there would be a Black president in my lifetime, I couldn’t even begin to fathom the day when I would be able to utter the words, “This is my husband, Andrew.”
Researchers believe government officials have the responsibility to do more and should offer financial settlements to an estimated 830 survivors.
Attorney General of California Kamala Harris, who became the second Black woman to be elected to the U.S. Senate, and former Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown are among leaders scheduled to serve in Congress in 2017.