Benjamin Talton News Today

>> odonnell: what happened on a highway overpass that caused this truck to overturn into a fiery inferno? signs of torture. the shocking images tonight from ukraine. cbss debora patta goes inside a room where its feared war crimes took place. >> reporter: right here is where the torture chambers apparently were. thats what were going to see. >> odonnell: and, the stunning fraud scheme tonight. the hundreds of millions of dollars allegedly stolen from hungry children to buy fancy cars a...

Gerald Annan-Forson, a photographer who captured Ghana's postcolonial period, is coming into focus with a US retrospective at Howard.

A major retrospective of groundbreaking Ghanaian photographer Gerald Annan-Forson is now opening at the a href= http://www.msrc.howard.edu target= _

A break-in at Howard University's Benjamin E. Mays Hall raises concerns about abandonment of crucial books and artifacts. However, most of the books are irrelevant to current research and instructional goals.

Historians Benjamin Talton and Jean Allman discuss the historical records of Kwame Nkrumah, pan-Africanism, and nation-building.

One of the world’s most prolific photographers’ collections will now be housed at one of the top historically Black colleges and universities. Almost two

a href= http://www.howard.edu target= _blank Howard University /a and The Gordon Parks Foundation today announced a historic acquisition of 252 ph

Howard University has received a $2 million donation to digitize a major collection of Black newspaper archives in hopes of making it more broadly available to researchers and the public.

Howard's move comes as state legislators are banning books by Black authors and working to eliminate the teaching of critical race theory.

Universities, libraries and grassroots organizations are digitizing archives and documenting online movements to highlight Black history.