Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin’s memoir, “Rest In Power: The Enduring Life of Trayvon Martin,” is now available.

The President-elect won out over a shortlist that included Hillary Clinton and Beyoncé.

Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein and Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton are working on a recount in Wisconsin. Meanwhile, the president-elect just keeps tweeting.

The Pew Research Center polled voters on both sides of the aisle to figure out how they are doing—and how they plan to move forward.

Once a marginal-to-the-mainstream term, “systemic racism” suddenly became a thing in the 2016 election.

From his thoughts on Donald Trump to his ambitions for 2020, the former Democratic presidential candidate is as straight-forward as ever in a new interview with The Associated Press.

Trump won the election, but many Americans are not interested in him leading the nation.

“We have seen that our nation is more deeply divided than we thought…. I know how disappointed you feel because I feel it too.”

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will not be the nation’s first female president.

This is the first the nation has heard from a candidate on the Dakota Access Pipeline.

The artist performed renditions of her “A Seat at the Table” tracks “Cranes in the Sky” and “Don’t Touch My Hair” on the late-night program.

Duke—a former Ku Klux Klan leader, current Senate candidate and Donald Trump supporter—railed against the Black Lives Matter movement and Jews during a controversial debate appearance at Dillard University, an historically Black institution.

In a new op-ed for The Root, the Democratic presidential nominee outlined policies she says will help Black students across the country.

Activists are in New York City today, rallying outside of Hillary Clinton’s headquarters and Trump Tower.  

Fusion’s Yasmin Nouh says that both major parties are guilty of placing the burden on American Muslims to combat terrorism.

The latest GenForward survey tapped millennials to find out exactly how they feel about the upcoming election.

A new Complex piece explores the dislocation one young Republican of color feels given the nominee’s history of racist rhetoric.

CNN pulled together several instances of Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence discussing his running mate’s views at last night’s debate—then put them beside footage of Trump talking about his proposed policies. One of these things is not like the other. Whom do you believe?

“Both are proven liars and it almost seems like they’re trying to debate who’s less racist.”

Apple Music released the video to preview Blige’s upcoming show, “The 411,” which premieres September 30 with Clinton as the first guest.