Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson Dies at 84
February 17, 2026·7 days ago·via The New York Times
Jesse Jackson, prominent civil rights figure and two-time presidential hopeful, passes away at 84, as confirmed by major outlets. Known for his work post-MLK assassination, he built organizations like PUSH and Rainbow Coalition to advocate social justice, though his career included admitted extramarital affairs that undercut his moral authority.
Related Coverage
Explore More
Rubio in Munich: US Works With Europe, Keeps Trump Policies
Munich Lawmakers Admit Scars from Trump's Greenland Push
Rubio Urges Europe to Cut US Dependence Amid DHS Shutdown
US Military Boards Oil Tanker in Indian Ocean After Caribbean Chase
Oil Prices Spike on US-Iran War Fears, Surfers Cry
‘We need a revival in this nation!’ Starnes Addresses Conservative College Students
Todd Starnes
LIVE COVERAGE: Person Detained in Guthrie Case
Todd Starnes
BULLETIN: Armed Man Breaches Perimeter at Mar-a-Lago
Todd Starnes
IRS Targeted Prominent Church For Hosting Trump Admin Officials
Todd Starnes