Racist Serena Williams Cartoon 'Nothing To Do With Race,' Paper Says
An Australian newspaper has doubled down on a cartoon of multiple Grand Slam tennis champion Serena Williams widely denounced as racist both at home and in the US.
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An Australian newspaper has doubled down on a cartoon of multiple Grand Slam tennis champion Serena Williams widely denounced as racist both at home and in the US.
California Gov. Jerry Brown tells CBS13 News in one of his final interviews before leaving office that he might not be done with politics.
Former President Barack Obama said Saturday that November midterm elections would give Americans "a chance to restore some sanity in our politics."
The ad created a buzz online when Nike dropped on social media Wednesday. It was the first commercial break of the third quarter, running the entire two minutes.
Brown writes in his veto message that the bill could have disadvantaged small breweries that can't afford free glasses the same way large ones can.
The DMV says the error did not allow anyone living in the country without authorization to register to vote.
The Nevada Department of Public Safety said it was investigating Dennis Hof because of a request from the sheriff's office in northern Nevada's Carson City, where Hof owns several legal brothels.
President Trump assailed the anonymously bylined article as a "gutless editorial."
Nike has unveiled its first "Just Do It" ad narrated by Colin Kaepernick and a person familiar with the situation says the spot is scheduled to air during the NFL season opener on Thursday night and during football games throughout the season.
Clutching his young daughter in his arms, LeBron James said he stands with Nike, a clear reference to the company's Colin Kaepernick ad campaign.
Some 42,000 pages on Kavanaugh were released on the evening before Monday's hearing. 100,000 more pages were withheld by the Trump White House
Rep. Duncan Hunter of California will likely go to trial on corruption charges after Election Day, with all sides agreeing Tuesday to allow more time to review the prosecution's evidence.
Wall Street seems to think Nike just blew it with its new ad campaign featuring controversial quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
Nike's decision to use Colin Kaepernick as the face of its latest advertising campaign has some sports fans burning with rage.
Authorities have said the University of Iowa student was abducted while she was out for an evening run in Brooklyn, Iowa, on July 18.
