Celebrating Black History Month: The story of two Brooklyn sisters who forged a family of firsts
A look at the lives of Dr. Susan Smith McKinney Steward, the first Black female doctor in New York, and her sister Sarah J. S. Tompkins Garnet, the first female Black principal in NYC.
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The ‘First Five’: Duke’s first Black undergraduates
Not every member of the “First Five” graduated from the University, but they are remembered collectively as trailblazers who ...
Beyond the First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln; a look at all the women in late Abraham Lincoln's life
Abraham Lincoln, celebrated on his 216th birthday, left a significant impact as the 16th President of the US. Not only known for his leadership during the Civil War and efforts to abolish slavery, ...
Never-Before-Seen Photos Of JFK, Jackie Featured In ‘Capturing Kennedy,’ Screening At D.C. Independent Film Forum
Never-before-seen photos of JFK and Jackie Kennedy are featured in the documentary 'Capturing Kennedy,' directed by Steele ...
Jack Schlossberg Finally Explains His Controversial Social Media Posts — and Why He Loves to Lie About His Life
In the first episode of MSNBC's new podcast 'The Blueprint with Jen Psaki,' Jack Schlossberg opens up about his quirky social media usage — and just how intentional his trolling really is ...
What is the Kennedy Center, and can Trump make himself chairman?
Trump said he would fire several Kennedy Center board members, including Chairman David M. Rubenstein, and make himself chair ...
Trump to name himself new Kennedy Center board chair
President Trump said Friday he would end the terms of multiple members of the Kennedy Center board and make himself chair of a new board, putting himself at the helm of the Washington, D.C., ...