The Associated Press faced criticism Wednesday for invoking America’s history of lynchings in coverage of a Black Mississippi woman found hanging from a tree, even after a Black man was charged with her murder and authorities said they had not established a motive.
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Black News Sep 24, 2026On the ballot this November: Automatic restoration of voting rights
Sam Harris, a 56-year-old from Suffolk, will vote for the first time this November.
Economics Sep 24, 2026Fuel Price Watch — Evening, September 23, 2026: Diesel $6.52, Regular $4.47
Evening update — national averages: regular $4.47, mid-grade $4.98, premium $5.37, diesel $6.52, WTI crude $96.41/bbl — plus what’s actually driving prices and real, cited ways to cut your own fuel costs.
Consumer Rights Sep 23, 2026Public Radio Stations Warn Of Payment Scam
Several public news/talk radio stations across the U.S. have reported scams targeting book authors or other show guests, where fraudsters are impersonating station staffers, or other representatives of public radio programs, who request payment for these guests’ appearances.
Daily Reading Sep 23, 2026Universal Day Number 7, September 24, 2026: Thoth, the Griot Tradition, and What the Actual Research Says About Insight
Today’s Universal Day Number is 7 — reduced the same transparent way every day’s number is. Here’s the full calculation, the Kemetic god of wisdom and writing behind it, the West African griot tradition of keeping and interpreting real knowledge, and an honest look at what peer-reviewed psychology says about numerology.
Black News Sep 23, 2026White Nationalist Activity Tracker — September 23, 2026
0 new documented incidents of white-nationalist activity, mapped and linked to the reporting.
Economics Sep 23, 2026Gas & Diesel Watch: Diesel Tops $6.53, Up 74% in a Year
EIA data show national diesel at $6.53/gal and gasoline at $4.61/gal as of September 21, 2026 — a 74% year-over-year jump in diesel that is already showing up in freight rates and grocery-truck costs.
AT&T and Black America Sep 23, 2026AT&T and Black America, Part 6: The Largest Employment-Discrimination Settlement in U.S. History
The federal government filed its lawsuit against AT&T and its consent decree resolving that lawsuit on the same day — January 18, 1973 — because the settlement had already been negotiated before the case was ever formally filed. Part 6 of a 12-part series, covering 1970 to 1973.








