Black Lives Matter may be going away, but the wealth acquired by those at the forefront of the movement is likely to stay.

Black Lives Matter is swimming in a sea of red ink, according to new documents that show how it is spending its cash.

The congresswoman accused him of “maliciously prosecuting" Jan. 6 protesters before she moved to have him impeached.

Videos showed the protesters holding rainbow flags and signs with slogans such as "Black Lives Matter" and "Stay Woke."

Legendary NBA coach Phil Jackson revealed that he hasn't watched much of the recent product due to social activism.

After the representative escaped the consequences for breaking the rules, he seems to feel he has been give a pass to continue to do so.

This "woke" looming disaster of a film teases that its leading character must “redefine what it means to be a hero.”

Thomas Sowell's book "Black Rednecks and White Liberals" has long been heralded as a conservative classic.

Payroll records from the FBI's D.C. field office reveal how seriously the bureau took Jan. 6 compared to Black Lives Matter riots.

Facebook pledged to spend $1 billion annually with “black and diverse suppliers” beginning in 2021 -- and that's just one company.