Page 75 - Uncle Tom News Today

Life News

As temperatures drop late in the year, the first indoor farmers market of the season was held Sunday at the Radisson Center.

Bringing more attention to a real-life figure at a Dresden museum through the renaming of the facility was noticed by a national organization.

Should former presidents like Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson have their faces on America's paper currency? Sayvion Saley asked himself that question…

Bringing more attention to a real-life figure at a Dresden museum through the renaming of the facility was noticed by a national organization.

If we want our sermons to resemble real life, says Charles Campbell, we might take a hint from carnival.

During an interview with Newsweek, Larry Elder discloses his next projects in Hollywood, and says he has staff exploring a presidential run.

Sacha Jenkins tells the jazz musician's story through rarely-seen archival footage and letters

Larry Elder is the latest radio show host to go Hollywood. The syndicated talker serves as a producer and co-writer on the new documentary “Uncle Tom.” The film lets black conservatives tell their stories, from the reasons they crave smaller government to how liberals treat them for thinking independently. The film’s title speaks for itself.

Cops on the streets of Pittsburgh say crime is up and morale is down, and they're eager to discuss their theories about why murder rates are surging in the U.S., including the state of policing after the pandemic, closing detention facilities and protests in the wake of George Floyd's death.