Last October, in the middle of the shutdown, the congresswoman sat at our table and laid out what the cuts would cost. Here is what she said, and what came true.
A 30-year-old and a 58-year-old sat down to argue about soft. We ended up on silence, and what it costs the next man in line.
The first public hearing packed the room. Here is what happened, what comes next, and how RealPower.TV is going to cover it.
The Cleveland Observer laid out what the appointment is and what it isn’t. Here is what it means for the people who pay the tobacco bill.
The cuts came from Washington. The bill landed at Cleveland’s bargaining tables.
Two years ago he sat at my table, bruised from City Hall. This summer his industry handed him three national awards. The lesson is about us, not him.
She lived through the Rainbow Terrace explosion. Fifteen months later, she stood at a council microphone and forced City Hall to answer. The RealPower Radio Show puts the responsibility where it belongs: on the mayor’s desk.
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Eleven white jurors were ready to sign. The one Black man in the room would not. Now reporters are pulling his records and a blogger has published his photograph.
In 1972 eight thousand Black people in Gary wrote the agenda and made it the price of an endorsement. A new audit of the Democratic Party’s own receipts shows what happened when we stopped charging.
Last October, in the middle of the shutdown, the congresswoman sat at our table and laid out what the cuts would cost. Here is what she said, and what came true.
A 30-year-old and a 58-year-old sat down to argue about soft. We ended up on silence, and what it costs the next man in line.
The first public hearing packed the room. Here is what happened, what comes next, and how RealPower.TV is going to cover it.
The Cleveland Observer laid out what the appointment is and what it isn’t. Here is what it means for the people who pay the tobacco bill.
The cuts came from Washington. The bill landed at Cleveland’s bargaining tables.
Two years ago he sat at my table, bruised from City Hall. This summer his industry handed him three national awards. The lesson is about us, not him.
She lived through the Rainbow Terrace explosion. Fifteen months later, she stood at a council microphone and forced City Hall to answer. The RealPower Radio Show puts the responsibility where it belongs: on the mayor’s desk.
Opinion “Nappy” Is a Haircut in the Barbershop. In the Beauty Shop, It’s a Fight KDBy Kenn DowellSeptember 16, 2026 My daughter corrected me about
Eleven white jurors were ready to sign. The one Black man in the room would not. Now reporters are pulling his records and a blogger has published his photograph.
In 1972 eight thousand Black people in Gary wrote the agenda and made it the price of an endorsement. A new audit of the Democratic Party’s own receipts shows what happened when we stopped charging.
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