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AURN News brings you the stories that matter to Black America. Since 1973, American Urban Radio Networks has amplified Black voices and covered the issues that shape our lives. As the only Black-owned media network with a White House bureau, AURN delivers trusted, timely news from Capitol Hill, as well as This Day in History, health & wellness, finance, education, technology, and entertainment.
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Trump Ousts Pam Bondi Amid DOJ Controversy
Trump removes Attorney General Pam Bondi amid controversy and questions surrounding Justice Department actions.
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Trump Iran Speech Sparks Market Drop, Oil Surge
Trump’s latest remarks on Iran send oil prices surging and markets tumbling amid fears of a prolonged conflict.
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Bob Law, Trailblazer of Black Talk Radio, Dies ...
Legendary radio voice Bob Law, a pioneer in Black talk radio and activism, has died at 86.
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Justices Question Birthright Citizenship Arguments
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Americans Losing Confidence in Trade Policy
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Supreme Court Hears Major Birthright Citizenshi...
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Clara Hale, ‘Mother Hale,’ Was Born on This Day
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Supreme Court Strikes Colorado Conversion Thera...
The Supreme Court delivers an 8-1 ruling against Colorado’s conversion therapy ban, raising major First Amendment questions.
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Faith Leaders Protest $1.3M-Per-Minute War Cost
Faith leaders protest war spending, warning of its impact on democracy and domestic priorities.
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Americans Feel the Pain of $4 Gas Prices
Gas prices topping $4 are putting new financial pressure on American households.
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Gas Prices Surge Past $4 Nationwide
Gas prices are climbing again, adding pressure to Americans already dealing with rising costs.
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Trump Threatens Iran Infrastructure as Tensions...
Trump escalates pressure on Iran with threats targeting infrastructure as negotiations remain unclear.
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Millions Rally Nationwide in ‘No Kings’ Protests
Millions across the U.S. rally under the ‘No Kings’ movement as organizers push back against federal power and war.
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‘No Kings’ Protests Sweep U.S. in Third Anti-Tr...
Thousands rally nationwide in the latest “No Kings” protests opposing President Donald Trump’s second-term agenda.
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Black Creators Rise in Podcasting
Entrepreneur David Shands breaks down how Black creators are building powerful media platforms through podcasting and ownership.
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DHS Shutdown Fight Continues Over Immigration F...
The DHS funding fight continues as Congress remains deadlocked over immigration enforcement funding.
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Trauma Expert: Americans Are Mentally Overloaded
A trauma therapist explains how constant news and stress are overwhelming Americans and how to cope.
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Senate Moves to End Shutdown With DHS Funding Vote
The Senate moves to fund DHS and ease a weeks-long shutdown, but major immigration disputes remain unresolved.
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Lawmakers Launch Environmental Justice Caucus
Lawmakers launch a new caucus focused on environmental justice and addressing decades of neglect in vulnerable communities.
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Poll: Most Americans Say Iran War Has Gone Too Far
A new poll shows most Americans believe the Iran war has gone too far, with strong opposition to sending ground troops.
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NAACP Names Kristen Clarke as General Counsel
Kristen Clarke joins the NAACP as general counsel, bringing her civil rights experience to key legal battles.
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Shutdown Day 41: Security Concerns Grow
The government shutdown enters day 41, disrupting security operations and raising national safety concerns.
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Meta, Google Found Negligent in Child Harm Verdict
A jury finds Meta and Google negligent in a case involving harm to a young user, with damages awarded and more penalties possible.
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Army Raises Enlistment Age, Draft Concerns Resu...
The Army raises its enlistment age to 42, fueling renewed public discussion about a potential draft.
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#OTD: Scottsboro Boys Case Began — Racial Injus...
The Scottsboro Boys case began on March 25, 1931, exposing one of the most infamous examples of racial injustice in American history.
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