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Progressive Caucus Chair Leads Demand for AI CEOs to Testify After Hacking Spree Revelations

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Four Candidates, Including Incumbent Barbara Lee, Qualify for Oakland Mayor’s Race

This National Youth Sports Organization Is Failing to Protect Kids From Sexual Abuse

Fiasco in the Factory: Taxpayers Funded a $533 Million Artillery Plant That Made Nothing

Is There Anyone Who Can Respond to My FOIA Requests? Anyone?

House Democrats Demand Answers From Trump’s VA on Vets Struggling to Access Mental Healthcare

Public Safety

July Was Hottest Month in History of Contiguous US, Breaking Dust Bowl Record

Orange County’s Next Mayor Faces Voters Tonight

Who Benefits From Orange County’s Tourism Billions?

Iran War Funding Advances as Gas and Mortgage Costs Rise

Federal Government Ends School Rule Used to Identify Unequal Racial Impact

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Opinion/Editorial

August 15, 2026

Four Candidates, Including Incumbent Barbara Lee, Qualify for Oakland Mayor’s Race

Author: BlackPressUSA Newswire By Post Staff A recent show on radio station KPFA 94.1 featured a discussion about the racialized threats to less affluent urban public...

August 15, 2026

California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce Unveils: ‘Powering the Future’ Theme for...

Author: BlackPressUSA Newswire By Post Staff A recent show on radio station KPFA 94.1 featured a discussion about the racialized threats to less affluent urban public...

August 15, 2026

Returning to Its Roots, the Oakland Black-Eyed Pea Festival Partners with...

Author: BlackPressUSA Newswire By Post Staff A recent show on radio station KPFA 94.1 featured a discussion about the racialized threats to less affluent urban public...

Environment

July Was Hottest Month in History of Contiguous US, Breaking Dust Bowl Record

As El Niño and heatwaves dry up fields, governments must act fast

More Than Half the Homes in East Omaha Have Unsafe Lead Levels. That Doesn’t Mean the EPA Will Clean Them Up.

EarthTalk: Are disposable plastic straws really so terrible for the environment?

Education

Four Candidates, Including Incumbent Barbara Lee, Qualify for Oakland Mayor’s Race

Oakland Observes Black August with Block Parties, Film Showings, Workshops

California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce Unveils: ‘Powering the Future’ Theme for 47th Annual Statewide Convention

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Health

Oakland Observes Black August with Block Parties, Film Showings, Workshops

California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce Unveils: ‘Powering the Future’ Theme for 47th Annual Statewide Convention

Returning to Its Roots, the Oakland Black-Eyed Pea Festival Partners with the Freedom Farmers Market Sept. 12

Government

James J. Carter Installed as 84th President of the National Bar Association

Three People Charged for Threats Made in Nolan Wells Case

Orange County Voters Face Major Choices—but Sample Ballots Are Not Coming in the Mail

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UrbanMusic

Affirming Black Children Through Books: Stories That Help Them See Their Light

Book Rerviews by Gary Roen

Book Reviews by Gary Roen

News & Views from the BlackPressUSA Network

Black Press USA

OP-ED: There’s a Storm Coming

BlackPress USA - August 10, 2026 0

by Rev. Peter Johnson I grew up in Plaquemine, Louisiana, where the older folks could tell you it was going to rain before there was...

Black Press USA

BlackPress USA - August 10, 2026 0

Money Matters: The State of Black Media – and Why Its Future Matters to Business

BlackPress USA - August 9, 2026

This year, Black August provides an opportunity to recognize one year of police federalization under the Trump administration — a phenomenon where local and...

One Year Later, the Federal Surge Still a Tool of Racist Prosecution

BlackPress USA - August 8, 2026

Author: BlackPressUSA Newswire This year, Black August provides an opportunity to recognize one year of police federalization under the Trump administration — a phenomenon where...

A Legacy Written in Faith Now Written on the Streets of San Diego

BlackPress USA - August 8, 2026

Author: BlackPressUSA Newswire This year, Black August provides an opportunity to recognize one year of police federalization under the Trump administration — a phenomenon where...

Marcia Davis Explains Why Business Owners Shouldn’t Do Their Own Books

BlackPress USA - August 8, 2026

Author: BlackPressUSA Newswire This year, Black August provides an opportunity to recognize one year of police federalization under the Trump administration — a phenomenon where...

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