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Roland Martin and the NewsOne Now panel discussed Donald Trump's apparent double down on birtherism during last night's presidential debate

POTUS told the crowd, "This national museum helps to tell a richer and fuller story of who we are."

Plus, Tulsa police officer Betty Shelby is released on $50,000 bond and POTUS stresses that discrimination in the justice system should be a concern for all.

Opal Lee is so serious about Juneteenth becoming a national holiday that she is traveling to the White House on foot to deliver a petition to President Obama.

After Pres. Obama's final address as President of the United States to the Congressional Black Caucus, Roland Martin and NewsOne Now got immediate reactions from many of the lawmakers who gathered in Washington, D.C. for the CBC's annual event.

@kwellscomm You might want to brush up on shivering your timbers because today is “Talk Like a Pirate Day.” Avast ye, mateys…a lot is going on here in Indy and on the East Coast following a series of bombing attacks. Arrrrrrrrr… Here’s your top Indy Headlines for Monday, 09/19/16 Indianapolis is closing in on 110 […]

Plus, Nigerian president apologizes for plagiarizing President Obama's past speech and six Rikers prison guards given prison time for beating an inmate.

Roland Martin and a select panel of guests discuss the current state of the 2016 presidential race, which is now tightening.

Donald Trump may have inadvertently re-energized Hillary Clinton’s supporters by once again deliberately disrespecting President Barack Obama. In one arrogant sentence, Trump managed to anger many in the African-American community, which included the entire Congressional Black Caucus during its annual legislative conference in Washington, D.C. “President Barack Obama was born in the United States,” Trump […]

U.S. Supreme Court refused to intervene in a request by Ohio Democrats to restore an extra week of early voting.

The overall income of Americans grew at the fastest rate, with paychecks getting their biggest boost since the end of the Great Recession.

The opening of the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington is just days away and it still needs your help.