Text “POWER” to 71007 to join Power’s mobile club for exclusive news & prizes. https://ronemycolumbuspower.staging.go.ione.nyc/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2017/04/14897766819685.jpg?w=300&quality=80&strip=all&h=199″ alt=”Targets at Gun Shooting Range” width=”300″ height=”199″ /> Source: Eric Schwortz / Getty[/caption] The Ohio House has passed the controversial “Stand Your Ground” bill Wednesday by a vote of 64-26. This is the same law that became well known […]
Ronald Gasser is accused of fatally shooting Joe McKnight on December 1 during a road rage incident in Terrytown, Louisiana.
A new study suggests Florida's controversial Stand Your Ground law can be linked to a spike in gun-related deaths.
Davis, who has been on the front lines of the Black Lives Matter movement for some time, understands that Jordan is just one story of many in America. For him, the most immediate change can come on Black Friday, the third anniversary of Jordan's death.
Settlement reached in case of unarmed black woman killed by homeowner on his porch http://t.co/B8R3tl5p0F — Huffington Post (@HuffingtonPost) June 15, 2015 The family of…
In a newly released video, George Zimmerman — the former neighborhood watchman acquitted of murder in 2013 — blames President Obama for stirring racial tensions…
Marissa Alexander served a total of three years. She will spend the next two years under house arrest, wearing an ankle bracelet. Find out more HERE
Al Sharpton and the National Action Network led a march Monday from the Tallahassee Leon Country Civic Center to the State Capitol to address ‘stand…
Tens of thousands of demonstrators across the nation took the streets in peaceful protests after George Zimmerman (pictured below left) was acquitted last summer in the…
The second juror from the Michael Dunn murder trial has broken her silence, saying that the shocking verdict had nothing to do with race, reports…
The jury in the Michael Dunn murder trial recessed after three hours of deliberation Wednesday night and will continue at 10:00 a.m. Thursday morning, reports…