Today: June 22, 2026
TANTV Staff is the editorial team at TANTV News, an independent media organization serving the Washington, D.C. metro area and beyond. TANTV provides trusted, community-centered journalism covering local government, economy, immigration, culture, and social justice issues across the DMV region.
Beginning in Nairobi on June 18, Kenya’s Gen Z has taken to the streets and social media platforms to protest against a controversial finance bill proposing tax hikes. These young protesters have been battled by the Kenyan police across the nation, as…
Kendrick Lamar transforms Drake feud into celebration of LA unity. A star-studded show bridges divides in hip-hop community.…
Juneteenth's federal status rings hollow amid government inaction on systemic racism, and corporate commercialization. Honest discussions on racial injustice are needed over hollow celebrations as we fail to uphold Juneteenth’s ideals of true freedom and equity.…
Under this new program, the White House Reief Program, approximately 500,000 undocumented spouses who have been in the country for at least 10 years will be shielded from deportation and given a pathway to citizenship and legal work authorization.…
Washington, DC – A recent notice posted at the entrance of the Nigerian Embassy in Washington, DC, has ignited significant outrage and strong reactions from the Nigerian community and others who rely on the embassy’s services. The notice, detailing the embassy’s operating…
Policymakers push to reauthorize AGOA trade preferences, and boasts economic gains for Africa, though some voice need for inclusive measures.…
After losing Game 4 to Mavericks, Boston Returned in Game 5 to dominate and win record 18th NBA final surpassing Lakers.…
See five places you can go to celebrate and learn more about the significance of Juneteenth…
Governor Wes Moore has signed an executive order to pardon 175,000 individuals with cannabis-related convictions in Maryland. This unprecedented move aims to rectify the social and economic injustices caused by past marijuana criminalization, particularly affecting communities of color.…
In a disheartening decision, the Oklahoma Supreme Court recently dismissed a lawsuit seeking reparations for the last remaining survivors and descendants of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. This setback highlights the ongoing struggle for justice and recognition for one of the most…
