'Listen To Black Women' With Stacey Abrams & LaTosha Brown Watch ‘Listen To Black Women: Election Special’ — Stacey Abrams & LaTosha Brown On How Black Women Can Save Democracy (Again) With Election ...

Abrams visited D.C. Friday amid speculation about her political future. Fresh off generally good reviews for her handling of the Democratic response to President Trump's State of the Union earlier ...

Former Georgia House Representative Stacey Abrams is facing intense scrutiny after disclosing that her organization, Power Forward Communities, received a $2 billion taxpayer-funded grant from the ...

The U.S. Department of Government Efficiency discovered a $2 billion U.S. government grant paid to a nonprofit group linked to former Democratic Rep. Stacey Abrams. Claims online say the $2 billion ...

Two Georgia voter turnout groups credited with chipping away at Republicans’ edge in the state announced Thursday they are closing down, raising questions about whether Democratic organizing can be ...

Carnegie Endowment Senior Fellow Michael Kofman on where things stand on the battlefield between Russia and Ukraine. Ivan Briscoe of the International Crisis Group weighs in on Pres. Trump’s growing ...

The New Georgia Project, the voter registration nonprofit organization founded by former Georgia state Rep. Stacey Abrams, and its affiliate action fund will cease operations. The voting rights ...

Democrats created a monster in Stacey Abrams — and years after she first burst into the national political spotlight, she continues to punish them for doing so. Abrams, the perennial Georgia ...

ABC News corespondent Linsey Davis interviewed Abrams on "This Week" Sunday. Stacey Abrams, who captured national attention during her unsuccessful bid for Georgia governor in 2018, said she would be ...

Power Forward Communities, a coalition of housing and energy groups, received a $2 billion grant from the Inflation Reduction Act to make nationwide energy efficient home improvements. Abrams was a ...

Stacey Abrams is a critical figure for Black women and the broader Black community. As an influential politician, attorney, author, and voting rights icon, her reach extends across multiple arenas.