COMMUNICATIONS -- Howard University’s School of Communications, which has produced more black journalists than any other institution, will be renamed after broadcast owner and pioneer Cathy Hughes following a multi-million dollar donation to the school. Hughes, estimated to be second richest African-American woman in the U.S. with over $400 million in wealth, made the … [Read more...] about Howard University Announces Cathy Hughes School of Communications
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DC Council Makes First Step Toward Legalizing Assisted Suicide
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President Obama Announces More Key Administration Posts
President Obama Announces More Key Administration Posts WASHINGTON, DC – Today, President Barack Obama announced his intent to appoint the following individuals to key Administration posts: L. Wayne Brasure – Director for Domestic Nuclear Detection, Department of Homeland Security Peter Van Dyck Emerson – Member, President’s Commission on White … [Read more...] about President Obama Announces More Key Administration Posts
Penguins Victory Bookends Obama’s Presidency
Penguins Victory Bookends Obama’s Presidency www.hunewsservice.com Photo by Cheriss May, Howard University News Service: President Barack Obama, holding his custom Pittsburgh Penguins jersey and a Stanley Cup replica, honored the the team as champions during a visit to the White House. PENGUINS/OBAMA -- With chants of “Let’s go Pens” and a Pittsburgh … [Read more...] about Penguins Victory Bookends Obama’s Presidency
Presidential Debate Leaves Viewers Uneasy and Unmoved
WASHINGTON -- A watch party for the first presidential debate of 2016 in Busboys and Poets, filled with Democrat Hillary Clinton supporters, gave her televised clash of ideas with Republican nominee Donald Trump the feel of a boisterous Super Bowl party. Many said that for the first time they actually feared for the nation and the world if the Republican … [Read more...] about Presidential Debate Leaves Viewers Uneasy and Unmoved
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Mental Illness is for White People? – Truth Be Told
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Strange Casting: On Zoë Saldana and Authenticity
http://truthbetold.news/2016/04/strange-casting-on-zoe-saldana-and-authenticity-in-hollywood/ Strange Casting: On Zoë Saldana and Authenticity in ... truthbetold.news Best NBA Team of All Time? It’s Up for Debate as History Repeats Itself … [Read more...] about Strange Casting: On Zoë Saldana and Authenticity
His Purple Badness: 5 Conspiracy Theories About Prince
His Purple Badness: 5 Conspiracy Theories About Prince ... truthbetold.news Best NBA Team of All Time? It’s Up for Debate as History Repeats Itself http://truthbetold.news/2016/06/his-purple-badness-5-conspiracy-theories-about-prince/ … [Read more...] about His Purple Badness: 5 Conspiracy Theories About Prince
Truth Be Told is a unique fact-checking news service of the Howard University Department of Media
Truth Be Told is a unique fact-checking news service of the Howard University Department of Media, Journalism and Film that examines myths, rumors and assertions related to African Americans. It explores a wide range of subjects and is consistently examining statements and claims in the public discourse related to African Americans. It is as part of the Howard University … [Read more...] about Truth Be Told is a unique fact-checking news service of the Howard University Department of Media



