Madison Keys' parents, both of whom are attorneys, have an interracial marriage. Her father Rick is Black, while her mother Christine is white. The American is also one of four siblings ...

Rupnow's social media account may have been following Henderson's social media account at the time of the Madison ... white supremacist beliefs, sources said. He expressed self-hatred as a Black ...

Henderson also apparently shared a 51-page document before the shooting expressing violent white supremacist beliefs, sources said. He expressed self-hatred as a Black person, and he wrote of ...

The University of Wisconsin-Madison eliminated the role of chief ... amid the Trump-Vance administration transitioning to the White House. Since Trump’s inauguration, he signed an executive ...

Olympic gold medalists Evan Bates and Madison Chock make the perfect pair ... My dog is blonde and has curly hair, her dog is black and has, like, really distinct eyebrows,” Bates joked to ...

Sporting a tuxedo and bowtie, he walked hand-in-hand with his wife, in a black and white ... in 1809 for President James Madison and his wife Dolley, according to the White House Historical ...

At a contemplative ceremony Thursday morning, Columbus leaders remembered the city’s first Black police chief as ... officer slash police chief.” James Jackson served 19 years as chief ...

For Town Hill hunters — a small band of Black men and their sons from across ... a retired Richmond city government truck driver; three former James Madison University football teammates in ...

In 1964, roughly a year after Vivian Malone and James ... Madison County, Wade moved with his family to Tuscaloosa when he was 14. His father, Robert Wade, had worked for The Alabama Citizen, a ...

She wore a Swarovski choker and white opera gloves. Few red-carpet arrivals were more anticipated than that of Mikey Madison ... a satin belt and glamorous black spandex opera gloves, almost ...

Jackson was first Black woman to work as ... was known as the "Little White House," as it had been the secondary residence of President James Madison's wife Dolly Madison in 1837.