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Catch up on the latest world news, investigations, and analysis told from a Black perspective.
As fans mourn the death of Pope Francis, a pivotal question has begun to surface: Could the next pope be Black?
As of February 2025, estimates of those killed in the Sudan Civil War have ranged from 20,000 to 150,000
Researchers say the earliest inhabitants of Ireland and some data suggest that the first settlers were Black people.
At NewsOne, we’ve taken a deep dive into the lives of some of the most infamous female gangsters in history.
In all his delusional grandeur, Donald Trump suggested that Canada become the 51st state, a proposition which was quickly dragged by Canadian leader Elizabeth May.
Kemi Badenoch’s recent election as leader of the UK Conservative Party may seem like a moment of progress. But what does she stand for?
Good news for the award-winning Broadway director and choreographer.
Palestinians are increasingly frustrated by their political representation and want to choose their own leaders, which has been delayed by violence in Gaza.
The state-sponsored killing of Khaliifah ibn Rayford Daniels 'Abdul-Qudduus, also known as Marcellus Williams, was both unjust and unnecessary.
Should the African continent be renamed because it was chosen by European exploiters and based on the weather and not the people?
Afrikaan Broderbond was founded to consolidate and elevate Dutch power over British rule in South Africa. Although an initially secret organization, by 1948, it was fully open and successful. The Broderbond would install every prime minister for the next 36 years, along with apartheid, the brutal system of governance that was based on the Jim Crow laws of the American South.
