Black Brooklyn News Today

The NY1 political anchor and host of “Inside City Hall” balances interviewing elected officials with teaching the next generation of reporters – and lau...

The Color Purple is still making headlines in the media and online. The film exceeded box office expectations.

Professor Flateau worked tirelessly in Brooklyn to obliterate America’s original sin of racism.

Medgar Evers College’s [MEC] President Dr. Rudolph Crew has said that the visit of the president of the Republic of Guyana to college on April 27 continues an important tradition “at the predominantly Black Brooklyn school” with a strong Caribbean presence: “We are pleased to welcome the Hon. David A. Granger, the president of the…

Julian Fellowes period piece, led by Carrie Coon and Christine Baranski, still struggles to develop characters beyond cardboard cutouts of old American society

A proposal to tighten work requirements for federal nutrition programs has generated fissures among Republicans, highlighting the difficult choices ahead in coming up with a budget plan.

The president has promised a veto, but Republicans scored another win in their campaign to put Congress on record against White House policies.

The legislation, which had no chance of making it through the Senate, would expand mining and fossil fuel production while repealing some elements of a major new law to combat climate change.

Our Archinect Get Lectured series continues today with a look at the remaining events taking place this spring at the Pratt School of Architecture. The semester has already included presentations from Kenneth Frampton on February 1 and several symposiums such as the Black Live(s) and Black...

A police officer killed in the line of duty, an influential Black lawmaker, a relentless labor leader and a Burger King cashier killed in an East Harlem shooting are among the honorees in a street naming bill passed by the City Council on Thursday