Новости за 08.02.2016

Based on the events of the past weekend related to Beyoncé, it’s entirely possible that she’s trolling America, all of it.

Two white South African University students were suspended, pending an investigation, after painting their faces in what has been deemed a racially offensive “blackface” incident, the Associated Press reports.

A female correctional officer at New York City's Rikers Island jail complex said that she was blinded by love after being charged Sunday with raping an inmate and conspiring to traffic marijuana into jail for him, the New York Daily News reports. 

A Brooklyn, N.Y., man reportedly researched some two dozen variations of "Can being hit in the stomach cause a miscarriage?" mere months before he and an accomplice allegedly attacked his very pregnant girlfriend in the hallway of her building, the New York Post reports.

If this is the last year that Marshawn Lynch will have played football, he will have a nice nest egg to retire with as it is rumored that “Beastmode” hasn't spent one penny of the reportedly $49.7 million he’s earned while playing in the NFL.

A San Antonio tabloid is threatening to publish the names and addresses of police officers in the San Antonio Police Department in response to a recent officer-involved shooting that left an unarmed black man dead.

It may not have been the prettiest win, but it was effective as the Denver Broncos beat the Carolina Panthers 24-10 in Super Bowl 50 in front of 71,088 people at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.

In April 1949, President Harry S. Truman offered Ralph Bunche a coveted position as the assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern, South Asian and African affairs. The position would make Bunche, then the United Nations’ chief mediator between Israel and the Arab states, the highest-ranking African American in the federal government and would position him to become the first black secretary of state.

Few things in life are harder than witnessing a person you love die a little each day and knowing you don’t have a cure. That’s exactly what it felt like to be in a relationship with a man who physically survived a violent attack from a police officer but never fully recovered emotionally.