The top stories in the nation's press for March 9, 2010.

President Obama leads bipartisan summit with Congressional leaders.

Civil rights leaders demand voting rights at '64 Democratic Convention.

President's news conference on February 9, 2010.

The January jobs report reveals again crisis of Black unemployment.

President presents his FY 2011 budget.

A confident and defiant Barack Obama addressed the State of the Union.

The official White House transcript of the State of the Union address.

The Haiti Support Project issues call for a Haiti "Marshall Plan."

The CEO of the National Urban League has released a statement on Haiti.

Latest jobs report confirms the worst for Black workers in this recession.

The GOP is not alone in trying to determine who and what it represents.

The question of a "public option" is critical to Black wellness.

October jobless numbers paints bleak picture for Black Americans.

Republicans score major victories in New Jersey and Virginia.

The top stories covering key Election Day races for November 4, 2009.

Senator Harry Reid pushes public option but says opt-out is necessary.

Capitol Hill event to focus on Black fathers and healthy families.

President has virtually abandoned Democratic mayoral candidate.

The Nobel Committee repudiates the "Bush Doctrine."

It's time to throw out the playbook on urban violence and start anew.

Newly released September BLS data bears little good news for Blacks.

Rep. John Conyers to host forum on the Republic of Haiti at CBCF ALC.

Institute for the Black World 21st Century hosts Black Family Summit.

Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's annual conference begins tomorrow.

Voting along party lines, the House reprimands Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC).

The text of President Obama's speech on health care reform.

Text of the President's speech at Wakefield High School in Arlington, VA.

Blacks sinking under the weight of the current economic downturn.

New Jersey's governor seeks greater minority access to stimulus dollars.

The hate of the extreme right re-emerges in reaction to the Obama presidency.

Dr. Ron Daniels recounts the first pilgrimage to Haiti in 2004.

Two state races may shape Democrat’s first term in the White House.

Long-term impact of joblessness being ignored in current crisis.

Brooklyn native seeks to lead borough; focusing on education and housing.

Desperate for any reason to oppose the President, "birthers" have hit new low.

You can't make this stuff up. It seems like the Village Idiots have taken over.

Race, class and a generation gap helped fuel confrontation in Cambridge.

With the public showing fatigue, President goes on offense.

Dr. Ron Daniels provides background on the special briefing he convened on Capitol Hill.

The NAACP needs to find lessons in past successes.

Dr. Regina Benjamin is appointed Surgeon General by President Obama.

The White House convenes meeting on urban issues.

A historic Black cemetery outside of Chicago has been violated by workers.

We salute the life, legacy and music of Michael Jackson.

0ur annual tradition of publishing Frederick Douglass' historic speech.

Supreme Court sides with white firefighters in New Haven case.

Michael Jackson dies of apparent cardiac arrest at age 50.

The Haiti Support Project has set the date for its Pilgrimage.

Journalist Ed Gordon hosts father-daughter dance to celebrate fatherhood.

The United States Senate has issued an apology for slavery. Now what?

The first Black to lead the New York State Senate is ousted in a coup.

Speech to Islamic community is new ground for an American President.

Congressman seeks to become the first Black governor of Alabama.

Black workers are becoming collateral damage in this recession.

Illinois Congressman Danny Davis spearheads briefing on fatherhood.

Attack on Supreme Court nominee likely to backfire on Republicans.

Former Vice President is using fear as a party building exercise.

Rep. Yvette Clarke and Rep. Chaka Fattah to lead 2009 annual conference.

While overall jobs losses slowed in April, Blacks were hit the hardest.

NBA legend Dave Bing scores a victory in special mayoral election.

It no longer has Motown, and automakers are failing; Detroit is in trouble.

Seniors at historically Black Xavier University triumph over Katrina.

Maryland college reacts to news of flu detection in state.

Nation's oldest Black fraternity calls on Obama to focus on men and boys.

Howard U. Hospital Child Development Center preschoolers go to the White House.

Howard University Economics Department chair picked by Obama.

Game is losing its historic connection with Black Americans.

National Museum of African American History and Culture design unveiled.

President Obama continues to enjoy high public approval.

March was another dismal month, reveals Labor Department data.

Miami attorney chosen to lead Board of Trustees at alma mater.

GM CEO is sent packing as President delivers ultimatum.

Two day symposium on the Black Power movement kicks off today.

Pennsylvania Supreme Court reverses sentences of corrupt judges.

National Urban League's policy report focuses on key issues.

Dr. John Hope Franklin, a “scholar’s scholar,” has died.

President seeks to re-assure country that economy can recover.

We celebrated Obama; will we have a second shot when he's done?

Becomes first sitting President to visit famous late night show.

DC event to focus on healthy marriages and responsible parenting.

The buzzards are circling the corporate honchos at A.I.G.

National Museum of African American History to host 2-day event.

Lays out plan to support small businesses at White House meeting.

Ed Gordon calls out fathers.

Michael Steele is backpedaling against criticism from the right.

Bureau of Labor Statistics data looks at regional unemployment.

The President outlined his education agenda yesterday.

Ruling likely to limit opportunities for Blacks seeking office.

The recession is taking a disastrous turn on the Black community.

Treasury Secretary announces plan to address foreclosure crisis.

President Obama has released his first budget; change is evident.

NBA Hall of Famer Dave Bing has his sights set on City Hall.

President Obama declared the nation ready for economic recovery.

President Obama's remarks to a joint session of Congress.

With cities under siege, Black mayors are front and center.

GOP governors are taking aim at President Obama's recovery plan.

President Obama announced his plan to confront foreclosures.

How much longer the Black college can survive is anyone's guess.

President Obama signs the $787 billion economic recovery bill.

Burris' revelations in recent days may send him packing for home.

GM and Chrysler come back to the pump to "fill her up" with cash.

Republican Senator bows out of consideration for Commerce post.

Make no mistake about it, the fight is on for stimulus dollars.

The deal on the stimulus package leaves few Democrats happy.

The nation's mayors are struggling to keep their cities afloat.

The Senate passed its version of the economic stimulus bill.

The Senate version of the stimulus bill cuts valuable programs.

The President goes on the offensive to push his stimulus bill.

William Coleman is a pioneering lawyer and civil rights champion.

The Census Bureau snapshot of family life among Black Americans.

Gov. Jon Corzine addresses civic association in New Jersey.

January data provides new fuel for Obama economic recovery plan.

President announces salary cap for execs at firms seeking aid.

Robert C. Weaver was the first Black on a President's Cabinet.

Eric Holder was confirmed last night as the next Attorney General.

Party's right wing prevents it from celebrating Black progress.

Republicans make their own history with the choice of Steele.

Mass layoffs record new high as job losses continue in 2009.

The Illinois Senate has removed Governor Rod Blagojevich.

House passes economic recovery bill in a straight partisan vote.

Mr. Obama traveled to Capitol Hill to win support for his plan.

Major companies announced layoffs Monday affecting over 60,000.

Partisan bickering is breaking out over the recovery package.

President Obama delivered his first weekly address on Saturday.

The massive economic recovery bill is winding through Congress.

The inaugural address of President Barack Hussein Obama.

Barack Hussein Obama is the 44th President of the United States.

Rev. Sharpton calls for a new direction for America's children.

Our news team will cover the 53rd Presidential Inauguration.

President Bush gave his farewell address from the White House.

Package includes a range of provisions that could help Blacks

Roland Burris takes his seat as the junior Senator from Illinois.

Report shows how partisan politics infested DOJ under Bush.

Head of the Barbara Jordan Institute offers views on drug policy.

Obama calls for 3 million jobs by 2010 to beat back recession.

Real extent of Black joblessness hidden by official number.

Jobless report shows need for quick action on Capitol Hill.

Bush I, Bush II, Carter, Clinton and Obama talk "shop."

Senate Majority Leader plays a high stakes game of chicken

Black Caucus seats 41 members in 111th Congress.

Will Harry Reid "block" the door?

Richardson bows out over inquiry.

Illinois governor calls party's "bluff," names Obama replacement.

Economic recovery plan to also target unemployed young adults.

Dallas,Texas History maker is named to Obama Cabinet trade post.

Sensing greater job losses, the President-elect raises jobs goal.

President announces a $17.4 billion aid package for auto makers.

Extra! Extra!: A cry that is a distant memory as papers vanish.

In a "post-racial" presidency, will Black colleges survive?

New Jersey official named by Obama to head E.P.A.

The Electoral College meets today to elect the President.

Cash strapped cities and states are using fees to cover red ink.

Blagojevich's arrest should be a wake up call for Black voters.

Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. denies any role in "pay to play."

Blagojevich charged with trying to sell Obama's old Senate seat.

Sarah Carter Brown's life is a walk through Black history.

New book traces the history of the Congressional Black Caucus.

Congress and the White House likely to announce package today.

Calls for largest public investments since the 1950's.

Monday press conference with mayors to focus on infrastructure.

As cities' fiscal picture erodes, Black community is at risk.

Embattled Congressman loses seat to Vietnamese-American activist.

Black men and teens falling farther behind.

Auto CEOs come before Senate Banking Committee with hats in hand.

Nation's governors meet with the President-elect in Philadelphia.

For many Blacks, it's hardly new news.

HIV/AIDS crisis in Black community is of epidemic proportion.

Rice to serve as the Permanent Representative to the U.N.

Today is the 100th birthday of the late Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.

former Federal reserve chair Paul Volcker to lead group.

Think tank executive named by Obama.

Desiree Rogers to control White House events.

Gov. Bill Richardson is picked to head Commerce Department.

Obama names the economic equivalent of his 'Dream Team.'

President-elect is beginning to round out his administration.

Calls for an Economic Recovery plan to create 2.5 million jobs.

Democrats on Capitol Hill elect leadership for 111th Congress.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac move to help homeowners.

Leading voice against Iraq War to take helm of Black Caucus

Party of Lincoln is becoming party of white resistance.

Obama picks confidant for key staff position.

Transition team begins review of federal agencies.

New York Gov. David Paterson calls for emergency budget cuts.

Former Phoenix Suns star Kevin Johnson is new mayor of Sacramento

President-elect Obama and wife paid a visit to their new home.

October's numbers reveal high Black unemployment.

President-elect chooses fellow Chicagoan to lead team.

Illinois Senator makes history and is headed to the White House.

NSnewstv.com reports live from Johnson C. Smith University

After the longest campaign in history, it's time to vote.

Vote! It's that simple. It's up to our community to make history.

It's the final push for Barack Obama and John McCain.

The real events that made the Obama candidacy possible.

A look at the 8 states that could determine the next President.

The Federal Reserve lowers its overnight rate to 1 percent.

Federal ATF agents foil plans of white supremacists.

A recap of the top stories impacting Black America on April 17, 2009..

Actress Mo'nique took home an Oscar but Black roles still lacking.

Congress comes up short on the jobs bill and needs to start over.

Historically, African "identity" has been used as a unifying force.

Historically Black colleges in the spotlight at White House event.

National Urban League kicks off campaign as part of 100th anniversary.

How African Americans can get involved in the rebuilding of Haiti.

It's time the legacy of Fannie Lou Hamer is commemorated with a statue.

The nation is feeling the loss of the "Lion of the Senate."

Civil rights leaders meet with President on jobs agenda for Blacks.

Haiti Support Project brings journalists to witness Haiti relief efforts.

It means something when the President focuses on the Black jobs crisis.

Refugees from the Rainbow movement need to form third party.

A look at the historical path to Black economic empowerment.

The National Urban League set out on a historic journey to China.

Carrying a city on their backs, the New Orleans Saints win the Super Bowl.

Whatever the final score of the Super Bowl, New Orleans is a winner.

I must strive for healthy thoughts.

I loved The Young Victoria!

It's time for the so-called "Tea Party" protests to take on Wall Street.

National Urban League launches its centennial anniversary celebration.

Is there an injustice that would cause you to take a stand?

A challenge to infuse a sense of purpose into Black History Month.

2010 has put a new definition on broke.

It was more "if you don't know, you better ask somebody" than State of the Union.

Despite the hype, Barack Obama is human and cannot serve all interests.

In the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake, we must remain vigilant.

The President is off to a good start but still has much work to do.

Democrats need not hit hit the panic button after Massachusetts election.

Black-eyed peasis supposed to bring luck and prosperity.

Haiti needs help now, and so far Americans are responding.

It's time to rebuild Haiti from the effects of decades of neglect.

Admittedly, I am not a big sci-fi buff.

Senator Harry Reid's remarks exposes the truth of W.E.B. DuBois.

Reflecting on Haiti's independence and its unfinished business.

Eunice Walker Johnson's contributions to our nation deserve honor.

The nation has yet to make sufficient investment in Black Americans.

Peace in the Middle East requires resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Celebrating the life of a political and business pioneer.

A new Broadway musical captures the spirit of a Nigerian freedom fighter.

We bid farewell to an eventful first decade of the 21st century.

Some of the President's supporters have unrealistic expectations.

Coalition of civil rights groups call for an accurate Census count.

The Census must address misuse of the nation's prison population.

...a confirming and life-changing weekend retreat.

Copenhagen conference is an opportunity to address impact on Diaspora.

It is time to revisit the FDR inspired idea of public works.

A green jobs agenda can provide economic opportunity to Black Americans.

Your weekend retreat delight your palate...

President Obama needs to face reality and address Black joblessness.

The calls for the President to address Black joblessness are growing.

The National Urban League outlines its jobs agenda for America.

Now that she conquered talk television, Oprah Winfrey eyes new challenge.

People of Africa descent need to find meaning in the holiday season.

Take action on the things you can change, right now.

I believe in the value of this weekend.

President Obama must advance a jobs agenda to avoid economic disaster.

The grumble the White House hears is Americans who want jobs.

Your goals need to be measurable.

While the President courts China, the Chinese focus on Africa.

2010 Census gives is an opportnity to count a new African community.

The Senate must act to pass comprehensive health care reform.

It's time to put forward a federal jobs program.

Reality sets in as the Obama White House pushes health care reform.

For women asking the question: What does life expect from me?

Nation moves one step closer to justice with signing of Shepard-Byrd Act.

The question posed by Ronald Reagan continues to hold relevance.

If you truly care about your community, you will vote today.

Chris Rock's new documentary raises sensitive issues of Black identity.

As the debate heats up on health care reform, Blacks need to be vocal.

Achieving balance is about having a clear and focused mind.

Goals can never be accomplished if your spirit is malnourished.

The name of Dr. Niara Sudarkasa should be known in our community.

Youth violence must be viewed through the lens of slavery.

It is time to address all of the issues that manifest in violent behavior.

Should I just wait until after I graduate to open a CD or money market?

Prison mental health therapist Evan Baker maps the road to recovery.

Go see it!

The 2010 Census represents an opportunity to be counted and heard.

Making a decision to love again, to play again, to discover again is a brave one after divorce

The President must speak clearly to concerns of Black Americans.

Obama administration has yet to make commitment to Black colleges.

It seems more than ever, people are searching for their passion.

Recalling the triumph of the Haitian Revolution and its impact on the Diaspora.

President's Nobel Peace Prize reaffirms need for diplomacy and dialogue.

We spend a lot of time pursuing and amassing.

Black college football is being pimped for a large payday.

For matters of sheer survival, Blacks need to engage health care debate.

The NFL is safe again now that Rush Limbaugh has been chased away.

Monthly employment data shows belies notion of a recovery for Blacks.

No great challenge is conquered alone.

A cultural offensive is required to rescue Black youth from violence.

Does Barack Obama deserve the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize?

How should I start building my credit, or when should I start building my credit?

You may be standing in the way of moving the vision forward.

Each and every one of us has a unique-ness to impart.

The 16 year-old slain Chicago youth joins Emmett Till as a martyr.

It is time to bring the best minds together to address youth violence.

As soon as you get your first job, you should start direct deposit.

Derrion Albert's life must be honored and his death not in vain.

When the weather is good, it is easy to feel affirmed and strong in your intentions

IBW adds value to discussions at CBCF Annual Legislative Conference.

Being open to new ways allows for different results.

Change is good.

Black men need to heed warning from plight of Burress, Vick and others.

How often do you step out and observe your life?

Congressional Black Caucus is pivotal to President's agenda.

Congressman John Lewis has erred in siding with the Cherokee Nation.

Singin Wid A Sword in Ma Han won the Audience Favorite Award.

Dare to be large!

The President appears to want to wish away racism rather than confront it.

We need to stop the chatter and bring focus back to ourselves.

Our focus should be on building a real, progressive political movement.

It's time we stopped ignoring the truth and confront racists in our nation.

“Hurt Village” by award winning playwright Katori Hall.

Being able to motivate your employees or even your family is a valuable skill to develop.

President Obama threw down the challenge, we must all rise up to meet it.

The time has come for an all out campaign against gun violence.

Today, September 8 is International Literacy Day.

Pent up white rage, fueled by ignorance is driving opposition to Obama.

Whether it is a job or a relationship, are you not sure when enough is enough?

Jasmine Lynn went to Atlanta for an education, she is now a victim of gun violence.

Compromise is defined as, a settlement of differences.

The first day of school reminds us of the promise of opportunity in America.

After Kennedy, who speaks for the most vulnerable Americans?

He once seemed as if he could do no wrong. Has Obama lost his mojo?

Dress your best and carry yourself in a way that depicts your best you.

Why should an organization that is saving children, face eviction?

Long standing unresolved issues can surely lead to depression.

It's a bold, new world on Twitter, with opportunities abound.

This is a perfect time to clear out any clutter and start new.

The interests of people of African descent should lead us to Pan Africanism.

Blacks must make their voices heard in health care debate.

Envy is defined as spite and resentment.

August marks the second year that we’ve been in economic decline.

Racism is thriving as an American industry during this recession.

You have a great idea? Get out there and put it into action!

The presence of guns at a presidential event is a warning to us all.

Tony Dungee / Donovan McNabb lead by example in helping Michael Vick.

In the course of an important African tour, Secretary of State Clinton loses her cool.

The ugliness on display at health care forums is not about policy.

Dr. Ron Daniels looks at the challenge of Pan-Africanism in our time.

Judge Sonia Sotomayor is the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice.

President Obama should watch his back now that Bill Clinton is on the scene.

The Republican Party is cooking up a recipe for its own demise.

Sometimes kernels of truth are revealed in casual conversation.

The arrest of Henry Louis Gates should provoke a real conversation on race.

It will take more than a few beers to reconcile racial bias in this nation.

Excuse me! I don’t mean to be rude

The delay on health care reform may be well worth the wait; time will tell.

In the era of "diversity," is it o.k. for a white man to critique BET?

Do I really have to convince you to take time for yourself?

So much for our celebration of post-racial America, Gates incident exposes reality.

After a truly honest expression of outrage, the President steps back.

Like a group of kids on a field trip, politicians rode the bus to their arraignment.

We are often told to try to accept people for who they are.

An American President has finally laid it on the line regarding police misconduct.

Harvard professor meets injustice up close and personal.

New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine needs to explore all options in selecting a running mate.

One of the lessons we can learn is to see things from a different point of view.

Noted scholar faces indignities usually reserved for nameless.

The President's NAACP speech required greater context to shape dialogue.

Newly released Census data shows power of Black vote in 2008 election.

When you are up to major tasks or transformations in life, you are more likely to accomplish them with the support of people who love you.

When you are off, everything is late, wrong, people are negative, deals are falling through, and something is amiss.

Sotomayor hearing is revealing the paranoia of white, male conservatives.

We salute the NAACP as it celebrates its 100th anniversary.

True success is defined by how in touch your are with what moves you and makes your heart sing.

The President's Ghana speech was on-point but his message needed greater context.

President's tough love message must be accompanied with support for Africa.

A controversial figure on the campaign trail, same as First Lady.

The United Kingdom has its own issues with confusion among its Black leaders.

When people talk about restoring balance in their lives, they really are referring to their level of satisfaction

Having a good network will greatly improve your chance of success

Anything is possible under the sun. Everyday we are reminded that the universe takes care of even the smallest of us.

The spirit of Frederick Douglass frames Black struggle in the 21st century.

We bid farewell to Michael Jackson and pray that his soul is at rest.

This summer, June 10 through July 12, Shakespeare in the Park brings us Twelfth Night.

It's time for the President to take a stand on health care reform.

We honor the memory of Michael Jackson for what he meant to our community.

The Republican Party's exploits are like an R. Kelly music video, only juicier.

The recent Supreme Court decision preserves voting protections.

George Fraser stands alone for his ability to connect people to achieve success.

He is no longer with me but the lessons he imparted define my life.

We need to celebrate high school graduation as a momentous achievement.

Sonia Sotomayor's pride in her gender and ethnic identity is more than defensible.

The decline of the auto industry also marks cultural change.

The attack at the Holocaust Museum proves the need to eradicate racists.

Let's throw our support behind Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor.

Conservatives in the GOP seek to distort debate on Sotomayor.

President pursues a Middle East agenda forged by truth and common sense.

Finally, the victims of Hurricane Katrina are being offered real help.

President has managed to back Republicans in a corner with Court pick.

The shooting of a Black, off-duty NYC police officer raises questions.

President Obama has made a wise choice in his nomination of Judge Sotomayor.

Remembering the contributions of Blacks in our Armed Forces.

Reaction to Walter Fields' critique of Yates family proves the point.

Recalling the life and contributions of El Hajj Malik El-Shabazz.

Arizona State University's snub of President Obama is an insult.

The Yates family thought their son was fighting a war ended long ago.

Race based remedies are not only valid but a necessity to promote equity.

They have declared war on our community. Will we return the favor?

All of the talk of a post-racial America belies some hard truths about Black progress.

Reality check: Our schools are failing and our children pay the price.

The appointment of a second Black would prove we are truly a post-racial society.

We take a look at President Obama's first 100 days in office.

The President gets a B+ for his overall performance for his first 100 days.

Supreme Court case raises important issues for students and parents.

With competition high for jobs, appearances matter.

On my 50th birthday, I am reclaiming my life and renewing my spirit.

A third force is needed in American politics to advance a progressive agenda.

White House decides to skip UN conference on racism. It's a mistake.

Leaked intelligence report is right in pointing out domestic threats.

Despite our emotional attachment, Barack Obama should be held accountable.

With his first trip to Europe under his belt, President needs to turn to Africa.

Now that we have a Black President, do we need a Black Agenda?

A recent rash of shootings begs for sensible gun control policy.

April 4 marks the death of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1968.

On his first trip abroad, President Obama challenges world views.

Smithsonian African American Museum contributes to new dialogue.

Is the progressive movement missing its moment in Obama era?

Progressives are challenged to seize the moment in Obama era.

Oakland incident demonstrates the need for real reentry policies.

The public is angry over A.I.G. but will anger solve the problem?

Morgan State's bid in NCAA tournament reaches beyond the court.

Recalling "Bloody Sunday" and the promise of a new Selma.

HIV/AIDS now hits 3% of the residents in nation's capital.

It's time to pull together as a community and lift each other up.

S.C. Gov. puts political ideology before the needs of residents.

President takes important step to redefine American education.

Putting a Black face on today's GOP will likely mean little.

A full scale national emergency exists with Black unemployment.

DC continues to be denied voting representation in Congress.

GOP Chairman should hang head in shame for bowing to Limbaugh.

It is time for the United States to bring troops home from Iraq.

We should make finishing the Haitian Revolution a priority.

Republicans need a response to Governor Jindal's response.

Make no mistake about it, Barack Obama is the President.

Alan Keyes is no longer a distraction; he is a security risk.

Black History Month should honor the Haitian Revolution.

Not even the worse racist imagery moves GOP chair to speak out.

Post cartoon reveals why who owns media is important.

Incident between Chris Brown and Rihanna points to larger issue.

Cartoon is vile but do we really expect any better from this rag?

Enough! It's time we stopped demonizing Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

February 12 marks the 100th anniversary of the N.A.A.C.P.

The Republican Senate minority chose politics over leadership.

Alex Rodriguez's admission of drug use is a serious matter.

The nation needs leadership but the GOP opts for partisanship.

Taking ownership of the American flag.

Barely out of office, Bush apologists are teeing up on Mr. Obama.

Rep. Barbara Lee takes issue with Obama pick for Commerce post.

Tom Daschle, Obama's pick to head HHS, withdraws over tax issues.

The significance of Black History in the Obama era.

Michael Steele is the new Republican National Committee chairman.

The Obama era will hopefully make conservative pundits irrelevant.

Not all went well on Inauguration Day, and someone has some explaining to do.

To honor King, we must complete his quest for economic justice.

The new conventional wisdom is Black America is in deep decline.

President Obama must pursue a new course in the Middle East.

I welcome George W. Bush's departure with a sense of relief.

Now that the "show" is over, Democrats should seat Roland Burris.

Democrats should not block Roland W. Burris in the Senate.

Mychal Bell continues to struggle to put the past behind him.

RNC chairperson candidate deserves the boot for his bigotry.

Karla Ballard discusses a foreclosure prevention program.

With two vacancies in the Senate, Blacks appear to be locked out.

University gets low score for differential treatment of coaches.

GOP sides with Wall Street millionaires over "Joe Auto Worker."

In these days and times, corruption is a tax we need not pay.

Karla Ballard talks with artist and activist, Kellie Williams

Expectations are high that Obama will embrace the people of DC.

We mourn 14 year-old Ronald Jackson, a victim of gun violence.

Unions must end discriminatory practices if Obama plan is adopted.

Financial Adviser, Faheem Ra'Oof Joins the Around The Table Crew

November's jobs report raises the stakes for Mr. Obama.

Karla Ballard explores the concept of sustainability

Today marks the anniversary of our inspiration, the North Star.

Around The Table remembers the late Adam Clayton Powell Jr.

We celebrate the 100th birthday of Rev. Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.

NSnewstv.com reflects on Thanksgiving.

Walter Fields points to the need for HUD to be taken seriously.

Mr. Obama's proposed Economic Recovery Plan is a good first step.

A discussion on politics and the economy

GOP is busy denying their defeat on November 4.

Eric Holder is the right man to lead Justice Department.

Walter Fields shares his views on the auto industry's plea.

Controversial figures were noticeably silent during the campaign

The NSnewstv.com crew discuss the top political issues

Change should extend to how we hold our leaders accountable.

President-elect Barack Obama offers hope in troubled times.

Tonight's victory belongs to Madelyn Dunham.

Today is an appointment Blacks have had for 400 years.

Walter Fields lays the blame for the plot to kill Obama on John McCain.