By Toter

by Toter - 1 day ago

January 6 Proved Order Survived Not Because Of The Mob But Despite It

Reflections surrounding January 6, 2021, often label the events as “unthinkable,” yet for Black Americans, it mirrored a painful familiarity. A predominantly white crowd, embodying a certain entitlement, breached the U.S. Capitol, disregarding democratic principles as they sought to undermine electi...

by Toter - 2 days ago

City Hall Looks Different In 2026 As Black Women Make History

On January 1, a groundbreaking event unfolded in local governance as three Black women officially assumed their roles as mayors in major cities, reported Shine My Crown.In Detroit, Mary Sheffield, aged 38, took her oath in a private ceremony at the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center. This moment mark...

by Toter - 2 days ago

Scandal Weariness Is Taking A Toll On Civic Confidence

Donald Trump finds himself in court due to a business records violation, with his conviction dismissed by him and his supporters as a partisan maneuver. Observing this trend, political analyst Brandon Rottinghaus from the University of Houston notes a shift in the political landscape. Unlike past sc...

by Toter - 3 days ago

Every Angle Of Alix Earle Bedroom Has Viewers Hunting For Tom Brady Clues

Social media star Alix Earle recently offered her followers an exclusive glimpse into her extravagant yacht cabin—the very location where she was seen sharing a cozy moment with retired NFL legend Tom Brady during a New Year’s Eve gala. In an Instagram post made on Sunday, the 25-year-old influencer...

by Toter - 4 days ago

Early 2026 Brings A Wave Of Compliments For Vanessa Bryant Latest Photos

Vanessa Bryant, the widow of legendary basketball player Kobe Bryant, has committed to enhancing her social media engagement by sharing more photographs this year. In an Instagram message posted early Sunday, she mentioned that her friends have been motivating her to appear more in the pictures. “My...

by Toter - 1 week ago

Justices Intervene as Trump Push to Deploy Troops in Chicago Is Stopped

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has effectively barred President Donald Trump from deploying the National Guard to Chicago, underscoring the boundaries of executive power. Citing an 1878 law that restricts military involvement in domestic law enforcement, the Court concluded that the admi...

by Toter - 1 week ago

Fight Over Trump’s Name at Kennedy Center Lands in Court

A Democratic congresswoman has initiated legal action regarding the decision to affiliate President Donald Trump’s name with the Kennedy Center. According to CNN, Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio), who serves as an ex officio trustee at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, filed the lawsuit...

by Toter - 2 weeks ago

Double Donation Effort Begins With Local Collaboration For Food Banks

As hunger rates continue to rise, maximizing every dollar donated has become crucial. Two Sacramento organizations, Sierra Health Foundation and United Way California Capital Region, are collaborating on a Match for Meals campaign that aims to address escalating food insecurity in the area.This init...