President Trump arrived at a packed White House celebration alongside Tiger Woods to a roaring crowd. The event came as he has eviscerated federal programs aimed at combating inequality in America.

The White House has decided to acknowledge Black History Month, continuing the longstanding tradition. Notable Black celebrities will attend.

During the Black History Month ceremony, which preserved a long-standing and bipartisan White House tradition, Trump omitted any mention of his anti-DEI efforts.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration will celebrate Black History Month at the White House on Thursday, preserving a tradition at the same time that President Donald Trump’s executive order ending the federal government’s diversity, equity and inclusion programs has disrupted its observance elsewhere.

President Trump welcomed celebrities and voters alike to the White House on Thursday for an event celebrating Black History Month. Flanked by golfer Tiger Woods and Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.),

Black History Month is a time to celebrate the achievements of people of color who are making a difference in so many ways. From entertainers to entrepreneurs, historic figures to current figures all across the broadcast lineup.

The event was a collaboration between the Ottawa Public Library, and CBC Ottawa hosted by Rachelle Elsiufi.

In honor of Black History Month, MLB Network looks back at the Black players who have worn an Atlanta Braves uniform throughout the years

JB Pritzker’s administration vastly underestimated the cost and popularity of a pair of health insurance programs for immigrants who are not citizens that has ended up costing the state $1.6 billion since the initiative began in 2020,