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The number of Black students attending Stuyvesant High School is dwindling. In 1975, the Black attendees peaked at 303 students. By 2005, only 66 Black students were enrolled and this year there are only 40 out of 3,295. 

An African-American female college professor is the newest political and current events television show host at MSNBC, representing a change in the landscape of cable television news shows, which is dominated by white male hosts and mostly watched by the same demographic. 

"The Melissa Harris-Perry Show," made its debut on MSNBC Feb. 4, 2012.

More than 20 years after he last played pro basketball, former Lakers star Magic Johnson is ready for a whole new game: running his own TV network.

After making $154 million, no one expected former All-Star and most valuable player, Allen Iverson, to be in debt, but he is.

The Corrections Corporation of America allocated $250 million for purchasing and managing government-owned correction facilities.

Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter performed Carnegie Hall to raise money for United Way of New York City and the Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation.

As a pre-teen, Maya Penn has found what most adults only dream of: a profitable passion.

The streets of lower Manhattan were mobbed today as fans cheered and congratulated the Super Bowl XVI champions, the NY Giants.

A forcible sterilization program with overtures of eugenics resonates like something from Nazi Germany, but it happened right here in America.

Don Cornelius, host and executive producer of the legendary “Soul Train”, was found dead in his L.A. home on Wednesday.