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AURN News

AURN | Hosts: Ebony McMorris, Clay Cane, Jamie Jackson, Tanya Hart

AURN News brings you the stories that matter to Black America. Since 1973, American Urban Radio Networks has amplified Black voices and covered the issues that shape our lives. As the only Black-owned media network with a White House bureau, AURN delivers trusted, timely news from Capitol Hill, as well as This Day in History, health & wellness, finance, education, technology, and entertainment. Join journalists Ebony McMorris, Clay Cane, Jamie Jackson, and Tanya Hart for in-depth reporting, historic

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1:47

Trump Economy Shows Signs of Slowdown

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2025/09/04

The latest ADP payroll report shows U.S. job growth slowed sharply in August, with just 54,000 jobs added. Sectors like trade, transportation and education posted losses, while wages showed little movement. Economists warn the cooling labor market could undercut President Donald Trump’s message of a booming economy. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed with the latest news from a leading Black-owned & controlled media company: https://aurn.com/newsletter Learn more about your ad choices

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Kennedy Clashes With Lawmakers as Vaccine Fight...

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2025/09/04

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced tough questions on Capitol Hill over sweeping health agency layoffs and the firing of CDC Director Susan Monarez. Meanwhile, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo said they want to end all childhood vaccine mandates — prompting Democratic governors on the West Coast to form an alliance to protect immunization standards. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed with the latest news from a leading Black-owned & controlled media

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Burkina Faso Passes Law Criminalizing LGBTQ Practices

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2025/09/04

Burkina Faso’s transitional parliament has passed a law criminalizing LGBTQ practices, including fines, prison sentences of two to five years, and deportation for noncitizens. The law, which awaits approval from the country’s military leader, is part of broader legal reforms. Human rights groups are expected to condemn it as part of a growing wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation across Africa.Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed with the latest news from a leading Black-owned & controlled media

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1:47

Trump’s Economic Wins Are Fading Fast

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2025/09/04

The latest federal jobs report shows U.S. job openings at their lowest level since the pandemic recovery in 2021. With fewer openings and a steady quit rate, workers are feeling the squeeze as the labor market cools under President Donald Trump’s second term. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed with the latest news from a leading Black-owned & controlled media company: https://aurn.com/newsletter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1:46

Epstein Survivors Demand Files or Threaten to Name Names

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2025/09/03

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking network spoke on Capitol Hill, demanding the release of Epstein files and calling out a government cover-up. They urged Congress to stop shielding predators, protect victims and push through the Crime Victims’ Rights Reform Act. Survivors warned they may release names if the government does not act.Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed with the latest news from a leading Black-owned & controlled media company: https://aurn.com/newsletter Learn

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Bowser Extends Trump’s Policing in D.C. Beyond Sept. 10

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2025/09/03

Mayor Muriel Bowser has extended cooperation with federal law enforcement in Washington, D.C., beyond Sept. 10, when President Donald Trump’s emergency authority is set to expire. Supporters say crime is down, but critics warn the move undermines D.C.’s autonomy. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed with the latest news from a leading Black-owned & controlled media company: https://aurn.com/newsletter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1:43

Bowser Extends D.C. Emergency Center Amid Trump’s...

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2025/09/03

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser extended the Safe and Beautiful Emergency Operations Center, created in response to President Donald Trump’s federal law enforcement surge. The center coordinates with agencies including the FBI, DEA, ATF, U.S. Park Police and Secret Service, while pressing officers to follow standard policing practices such as visible IDs. Trump praised the initiative as a “template,” citing drops in crime, but Bowser warned masked agents had damaged trust. The order gave no

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1:47

Trump Says Boots on the Ground Coming to Chicago

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2025/09/02

At a White House press conference, President Donald Trump pivoted from announcing Space Command’s move to Huntsville, Alabama, to discuss Chicago, which he called a “hellhole.” Citing weekend shootings that left nine dead and more than 50 injured, Trump said he has an obligation to send in the National Guard. He claimed Illinois leaders are refusing protection and that Chicagoans are pleading for troops, pointing to Washington, D.C., as his model “safe zone.” Gov. J.B. Pritzker pushed back, blasting

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1:47

Are Black Families the Biggest Target in SNAP Cuts?

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2025/09/02

A sweeping new law signed by President Donald Trump — the One Big Beautiful Bill Act — imposes new work requirements for SNAP, the federal food assistance program. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimates the law will slash $187 billion through 2034, the largest reduction in SNAP’s history. Analysts say 4 million people — including children, veterans and seniors — could lose benefits. Black families are disproportionately impacted, with Census data showing Black children are more likely

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1:43

#OTD: Abolitionist James Forten Born in 1766

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2025/09/02

On this day in 1766, James Forten was born in Philadelphia. A free Black man, Forten became a successful sailmaker and inventor, developing an improved sail design that earned him respect in a trade dominated by white craftsmen. He used his wealth and influence to support abolitionist causes, fund antislavery publications, and aid the Underground Railroad. Forten believed in education and opportunity for Black Americans and became a leading voice against colonization schemes. He passed away on March

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1:47

Court Strikes Down Trump’s LA Troop Deployment

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2025/09/02

A federal judge struck down President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy National Guard troops to Los Angeles during immigration protests, calling it illegal under federal law. Judge Charles Breyer said the move crossed a line meant to keep the military out of domestic law enforcement. The administration claimed the Guard was only protecting officers, but the court rejected that argument. The decision underscores that the judiciary remains the final guard against unchecked presidential

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1:47

Gallup: Trump Approval Rebounds After July Drop

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2025/09/01

President Donald Trump’s approval rating rebounded in August, according to Gallup, reaching 40% — a three-point increase from July. It’s the first uptick since February. His economic approval held steady at 37%, while his foreign affairs rating slipped to 39%. Gallup also found a historic partisan gap: 93% of Republicans approve of Trump’s performance, compared with just 1% of Democrats. Satisfaction with the direction of the country surged among Republicans but dropped to nearly zero among

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Celebrating Black Labor and the Fight for Dignity

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2025/09/01

When most think of Labor Day, they picture parades and barbecues. But for Black America, the struggle has always been about more than wages — it’s about dignity. From the Pullman porters and A. Philip Randolph’s union to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s last campaign with Memphis sanitation workers, Black labor has transformed labor rights and fueled the civil rights movement. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed with the latest news from a leading Black-owned & controlled media company:

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1:47

Labor Day Travel: Cheaper but Congested

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2025/09/01

Labor Day weekend is here, and millions of Americans are taking one last summer trip. The American Automobile Association says top destinations include Seattle, Orlando and New York, with cruises and theme parks also in demand. Travel is cheaper this year, with flights averaging $720 and hotels down 11%, while gas prices remain steady at $3.30 a gallon. But drivers should brace for congestion — travel data shows traffic nearly doubled in cities like New York, Atlanta and Washington, D.C. Subscribe

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#OTD: Robert Tanner Freeman Became First Black...

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2025/09/01

On Sept. 1, 1867, Robert Tanner Freeman became the first Black graduate of Harvard Dental School, making history as one of the first professionally trained Black dentists in the United States. Born to formerly enslaved parents in North Carolina, Freeman overcame barriers of racism and exclusion that kept African Americans out of medical training. He later practiced in Washington, D.C., mentoring young Black men who sought to enter the field. His groundbreaking achievement paved the way for greater

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Trump Revokes Secret Service Protection for Kamala...

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2025/08/29

President Donald Trump revoked Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris ahead of her 15-city book tour promoting her new book, “107 Days.” By law, former vice presidents receive six months of protection after leaving office, but Joe Biden had extended Harris’ coverage to 18 months. Her protection ends Monday, with the White House saying Trump is following the law. Critics say the timing is questionable as Harris reenters the public stage. Trump has previously revoked

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Survey: Americans Cutting Back on Guilt Tipping

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2025/08/29

Americans say they’ve had enough of tipping pressures, according to a new Talker Research survey. The study of 2,000 people found guilt tipping has dropped 38% in 2025, with average spending on unwanted tips falling from $453 last year. Many respondents said they feel pressured by rising default tip options, though guilt tipping still happens about 4.2 times per month.Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed with the latest news from a leading Black-owned & controlled media company:

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1:38

Lisa Cook Sues Trump Administration Over Fed Firing

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2025/08/29

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after Trump claimed he had fired her over unproven allegations of mortgage fraud. Cook, the first Black woman to serve on the Fed board, argues the move threatens the central bank’s independence. Legal experts note Fed governors can only be removed “for cause” with due process — which Cook has not received — and critics say the firing is aimed at replacing her with a Trump loyalist. Subscribe to our newsletter

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Sharpton Leads Wall Street March on March on...

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2025/08/28

Rev. Al Sharpton led thousands in a march on Wall Street to mark the 62nd anniversary of the March on Washington. Sharpton told marchers that Wall Street benefited from Trump-era policies and vowed “your benefit days are numbered.” The demonstration comes as President Trump threatens more takeovers of Black-led cities and continues his attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion.Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed with the latest news from a leading Black-owned & controlled media company:

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CDC Director Fired After Clash With Trump Administration

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2025/08/28

CDC Director Susan Monarez was abruptly fired after refusing to resign under pressure from the Trump administration. Her lawyers say she resisted unscientific directives pushed by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy. Within hours, four senior CDC leaders resigned in protest. Public health experts warn the shakeup could leave the country more vulnerable to outbreaks. Former Biden-era CDC Director Dr. Mandy Cohen said the move was a major setback for public health. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay

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