In today’s top news, many Americans are commemorating 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, a group of Black ministers is demanding that both sides put an immediate end to Chicago’s teacher strike and GOP vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan says he sides with former Obama aide, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, in Chicago’s teacher strike standoff.
Many Americans are commemorating 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. [NBCNews]
A group of Black ministers is demanding that both sides put an immediate end to Chicago’s teacher strike. [WLS]
GOP vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan says he sides with former Obama aide, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, about the Chicago public school strike. [CNN]
A group of Black pastors claim that Democrats don’t serve Black interests. [CNA]
Jennifer Hudson says she forgives the killer of her sister, mother and nephew. [BET]
The NAACP is calling for the release of a Black man who says he killed a white man in self-defense. [BET]
President Obama responds to Nicki Minaj’s Mitt Romney lyric. [BET]
Nicki Minaj confirms that her lyrical nod to Mitt Romney was not an endorsement, but display of wit. [AP]
Air Nigeria made its final flight yesterday. [BBC]
A new strike hits a South African gold mine. [CNN]
