Marquise Francis

A new poll found that more than half of Gen Zers have different political views than at least one parent and a third differ from both parents.

Advocates say the Ebony Alert is critical to help police investigate the disproportionate disappearances of Black youths. But given early challenges, critics say it needs work.

Charrise Lane said she chose to attend Florida A&M University to be surrounded by her own people. Now, because of her unpopular politics on campus, she feels alone.

The new 30-second spot comes as Trump tries to distance himself from the playbook of conservative priorities written by his key allies.

Spearheaded by a group of pastors, a scholarship for descendants of a racial cleansing in Forsyth County in 1912 aims to right a multigenerational wrong.

Kratom, known for its opioid- and stimulant-like effects, is sold widely and legally. But it can be fatal in very high doses.

The playbook of conservative priorities has been championed by some creators as a guide to less government oversight and slammed by others as an authoritarian takeover of America.

Once seen as a symbol of protection against the spread of a deadly virus, masks are now being blamed for emboldening some people to commit acts of violence amid a rise in clashes at protests over the Israel-Hamas war. Elected officials in New York City and Los Angeles have signaled recently that they’re open to reinstating decades-old mask bans after several tense pro-Palestinian demonstrations, where local officials say masked protesters aimed to conceal their identity. Republicans in North Car…

According to a new report, millions of Americans are being targeted with disinformation in Black online spaces. NBC News’ Marquise Francis breaks down how this false information is impacting people and the election.

Play-by-play broadcasters seemingly jinxing what happens on a baseball field is a nightly occurrence. Normally, it’s just brushed off with a laugh. But when Jenny Cavnar did it on May 30, the new voice of the Oakland A’s faced unrelenting criticism online. Playing off Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Jose Siri’s last name, Cavnar said, “Hey Siri, it’s not your night” after he swung and missed a pitch. Moments later, in the bottom of the ninth inning, he crushed a game-tying home run. “Go back to the…