Al Sharpton

A Tony Award-winning choreographer is accused of bypassing his exclusive real estate agreement with Douglas Elliman to sell two Harlem properties worth $6 million to Al Sharpton, allegedly excluding the firm from a broker fee. The lawsuit alleges the choreographer negotiated the sale directly with Sharpton, circumventing the agreed-upon real estate partnership.

Rev. Al Sharpton is finalizing a new Harlem headquarters for his National Action Network organization, transitioning from renting to owning the property to secure a long-term presence in the area.

Al Sharpton condemned Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for impersonating House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, amid an ongoing redistricting battle and feud over political rhetoric. DeSantis imitated Jeffries' bombastic rhetoric and voice, which Sharpton deemed offensive. The Supreme Court recently ruled to limit how race can be used in districting.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is visiting key Democratic primary states like South Carolina, reigniting speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run. Her comments at a recent event, where she hinted at considering a bid, and her strategic book tour and fundraising activities suggest she is positioning herself for future political opportunities.

Kamala Harris faced widespread online criticism for impersonating Donald Trump with a 'mob boss' accent during a speech. The backlash occurred amid Trump's efforts to negotiate with Iran and pressure allies on regional conflicts.

Kamala Harris faced backlash for impersonating Donald Trump with a 'mob boss' accent during a speech, prompting criticism on social media. The incident occurred amid Trump's efforts to negotiate with Iran and pressure allies on regional conflicts.

The 2028 Democratic presidential hopefuls gathered at Al Sharpton's National Action Network conference, marking an early look into the upcoming Democratic primary field. The event occurred nearly two years before the first primary votes are scheduled.

Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg hinted at potential 2028 presidential bids during a Democratic event in New York City. Both candidates avoided formal declarations, with the discussion centered on future political aspirations.

Democrat Kamala Harris hinted at a potential 2028 presidential campaign following Donald Trump's 2024 election loss. Harris, former vice president under Joe Biden, discussed her readiness for the presidency during a conversation with civil rights leader Al Sharpton.

Kamala Harris expressed consideration of running for president again in 2028 during a speech at Al Sharpton's National Action Network gathering in New York City. The former vice-president mentioned her thoughts on the 2028 election while addressing a civil rights organization audience.

Democratic presidential contenders are gathering at Al Sharpton's National Action Network convention to court Black voters ahead of the 2028 election. Key figures like Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg are engaging with Black leaders, while the RNC criticizes the event as a bid to 'outrun their own records'.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris will speak at Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network conference in New York. The event occurs amid speculation about her potential 2028 presidential bid.

Al Sharpton criticized the U.S. 250th anniversary celebration as unfair to Black people, citing historical slavery and emancipation dates. He called for a 'Department of Reconciliation' and condemned efforts to remove DEI initiatives in education, specifically targeting Trump and DeSantis.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is positioning herself as a potential 2028 presidential candidate by increasing her public engagement and addressing geopolitical issues like the war in Iran. Her recent speech in New York, hosted by civil rights leader Al Sharpton, has fueled speculation about her political future.

Top Democrats considering 2028 presidential bids are attending Al Sharpton's National Action Network Conference in New York City. The event brings together key figures in the Democratic Party for political discussions.

Democratic presidential candidates, including Josh Shapiro and Wes Moore, are gathering in New York at Al Sharpton's National Action Network conference to court African American voters ahead of the 2028 nomination race. The event highlights early competition among Democrats vying for the presidential nomination, with Black voters seen as a critical voting bloc.

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) hinted at a potential 2028 presidential bid during a conversation with civil rights leader Al Sharpton at the National Action Network’s annual convention. Khanna jokingly suggested Sharpton could be his running mate, indicating openness to a future White House campaign.