A Norfolk congregation was stunned to learn that a beloved 102-year-old church member quietly served in the historic all-Black, all-female...
In honor of National Poetry Month and the U.S. Postal Service’s release of its 49th Black Heritage Stamp, The New Journal and Guide remembers Phillis Wheatley...
After drawing an estimated 8 million participants nationwide, organizers of the No Kings Day protests are shifting focus toward sustained action, with a major May 1...
A draft executive order circulating among pro-Trump activists raises alarm over potential federal intervention in U.S. elections. Critics warn the proposal could challenge constitutional limits on...
Artificial intelligence powers everything from fraud alerts to streaming playlists, but generative AI is changing the game. Delegate Cliff Hayes breaks down the critical differences between...
Three Virginia women helped transform American democracy—from the suffrage movement to the Supreme Court battle that ended the poll tax. Their courage reshaped voting rights and...
Cleo Elaine Powell has made history again, becoming the first woman to serve as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia. Sworn in during Women’s...
As midterms approach, renewed GOP backing of the SAVE America Act and talk of deploying ICE or even troops to polling sites have ignited fierce debate...
As federal statutes are turned against Black journalists, the Black Press of America invokes its long memory of resistance, standing firm with Don Lemon and Georgia...
Speaking in Hampton Roads ahead of America’s 250th anniversary, VA250 Chair Carly Fiorina urged Americans to reject propaganda and confront the full, complex history of the...
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