Former In-N-Out Burger employee alleges in $3.2M lawsuit he was fired for his hairstyle
A former In-N-Out Burger employee filed a lawsuit and alleges he was fired for his hairstyle.
Juneteenth celebrations scale back as corporate sponsors pull support
Juneteenth events are facing cutbacks as funding dries up and companies rethink commitments to DEI efforts.
Trump announces he is 'restoring' the names of several bases changed under Biden
President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement during his speech at Fort Bragg on Tuesday.
USNS Harvey Milk to be renamed at Hegseth's order
The ship was named after the slain gay rights activist who served as a sailor during the Korean War.
Jonathan Joss shooting: 'No evidence' of hate crime in actor's shooting, San Antonio police say
San Antonio PD say there is "no evidence" that the shooting that killed "King of the Hill" voice actor Jonathan Joss was connected to his sexual orientation.
Tulsa mayor unveils plan for $100M trust to 'repair' effect of 1921 Race Massacre
The proposal is part of an effort to atone for the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, one of the worst racial attacks in U.S. history.
Work requirements in Trump's 'big, beautiful bill': What to know
The measure, which also includes tax cuts, passed the House by one vote and could have provisions reworked again as it heads to the Senate.
Sen. Ossoff demands federal probe into racist texts targeting Georgia youth
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff is renewing calls for a federal investigation into a wave of racist and threatening text messages.
Family says daughter expelled over prom date choice at Christian school
The family of a high school senior is upset, claiming their daughter was forced to withdraw from school because of who she took to prom.
Polynesian dance, community spirit highlight Chamblee’s AAPI Heritage Celebration
The event featured cultural learning stations, interactive exhibits, and Hawaiian comfort food, emphasizing community engagement and diversity.
Challengers argue Georgia’s new maps still harm Black voters
The voting rights groups claim that while new majority-Black districts were created, lawmakers did not adequately address illegal vote dilution in specific areas.
WNBA releases statement condemning 'alleged hateful fan comments' during Chicago Sky vs. Indiana Fever game
The WNBA is following up on alleged racist fan behavior during Saturday's Chicago Sky vs. Indiana Fever game.
Why Starbucks workers are protesting the new dress code
Over 1,000 Starbucks baristas at 75 stores walked out this week to protest the company’s new dress code requiring black shirts and limited pant colors under the iconic green apron.
Kennesaw State students’ outcry against removal of Black studies major
For the first time, we’re hearing from students at Kennesaw State University about the school’s decision to get rid of several majors of study, including Black Studies.
What is ‘habeas corpus’ and why might the Trump administration suspend it?
Top Trump adviser Stephen Miller says the administration is exploring suspending habeas corpus amid immigration crackdowns—but what is this centuries-old legal protection, and can a president really suspend it?
Supreme Court allows Trump’s transgender military ban to take effect
The Supreme Court is allowing President Trump’s transgender military ban to take effect while lawsuits continue, affecting thousands of service members.
NAACP condemns 'Whites only' signs used in elementary school history lesson in Rockdale County
An investigation is underway in Rockdale County after an elementary school teacher posted “Whites Only” and “Colored Only” signs on campus.
Community discusses extending boycott against Target over DEI policy changes
A metro-Atlanta pastor wants to expand a boycott against Target.
Gordon County development may be encroaching on historic plantation cemetery
The Gordon County Civic Club is fighting a housing development being built next to the Colbert Cemetery in Calhoun.
Marjorie Taylor Greene's ex-husband settles harassment claim by Muslim women for $75K
The ex-husband of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has publicly apologized after video of him shouting offensive remarks at three Muslim women who were praying at the Avalon mall in Alpharetta quickly spread online.