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Lerone Bennett Jr. holds a resolution from the Mississippi State Senate honoring him in 2007. He is flanked by Mississippi State Sens. David Jordan, left,

After 64 Years, an Iconic Magazine Hits the Ropes "Four years ago, at the funeral of Ebony magazine founder John H. Johnson, then-Sen. Barack Obama

WTKR-TV in Norfolk, Va., posted this video clip of last month’s confrontation on its Web site.¬† Each side agreed not to comment on Wednesday’s decision

Updated September 28 Company Says, "We Are Exploring a Range of Options" Johnson Publishing Co. is not denying an online report from Newsweek that the

Chicago Defender Lays Off 2, Calls Them Freelancers The Chicago Defender, the historic black weekly, laid off two writers last week, then said the two

  Reznet Founder Plans Return to Big-City Journalism Denny McAuliffe, who created and directs the Reznet News training program for young Native American journalists, said Wednesday

President Obama on CBS’ "Face the Nation." He also appeared Sunday on NBC’s "Meet the Press," Univision’s "Al Punto Con Jorge Ramos," CNN’s "State of

Competitors Call Full-Pager "Blatantly False" and More A full-page ad by Fox News Channel in three newspapers on Friday asks how its competitors could "miss

Wells Fargo helped finance State of the Black Union for Tavis Smiley, front row, center. Tavis Smiley Says He’s Cut Ties With Wells Fargo Commentator

Updated September 3 Women’s Media Groups Applaud Gain of a 2nd Seat Diane Sawyer will succeed Charlie Gibson as anchor of ABC’s "World News," meaning