A number of stars attended the premiere of the Amazon docuseries "American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story" at the Playboy mansion.
The jury asked for clearer definitions of “sufficient provocation,” “imminent danger,” “aforethought” and “self defense."
Speaking at the University of Michigan, the civil rights activist said pursuing the indictment of Democrat Hillary Clinton would be a "monumental moral mistake."
Video evidence of last year's fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man in South Carolina contradicts the officer's testimony.
The former president’s forceful response over his wife’s “superpredator” comments and his welfare reform law echoes moments from Hillary's 2008 campaign.
In an interview with IBT, the civil rights leader recalled surveillance oversteps by federal agents tracking Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Tim Cook made the comments Friday at a company shareholder meeting, where he described the encryption standoff as a test of principles.
The church’s bell has not pealed since the era of U.S. racial segregation, said the pastor of First Baptist Church in Williamsburg.
The cloud-storage company saw a 2 percentage-point drop in its workforce representation of women in 2015.
The liberal magazine has endorsed only two other candidates in the Democratic primaries in its 150-year history.
Can Jeffrey Siminoff, a gay white man, really improve the company’s diversity record? Experts on hiring say it’s about competence.
Both companies are more than a month late releasing their workforce demographics reports for the year.
A recent report revealed that the number of women working at Microsoft had actually fallen over the past year.
Several thousand protesters blocked the city's high-end stores on Black Friday after a newly released video depicting the fatal police shooting of Laquan McDonald, 17.
Following the release of video footage of a black teeanger's death at the hands of a white police officer, the leaders called on the city's police superintendent to resign.
The former secretary of state pretended to be a bartender named Val to Kate McKinnon's Clinton impersonation.
James Bell, former chief financial officer of Boeing, becomes the only African-American on Apple's board.
Kanye West first announced he was running for president in August at the MTV Video Music Awards.
"The Sanders campaign is even more progressive than Jackson’s were, because his critique of Wall Street is more direct," the black intellectual and activist says.
The San Francisco maker of productivity software joins a growing list of tech "unicorns" trying to employ more women and minorities.
Despite showing large gains for women and Hispanics, Twitter managed to hire just 16 African-Americans since its last diversity report.
Dyett High School closed in June after 13 students graduated. Community members have pitched three plans for reopening the school.