General Caine: US military has no plans to send troops to the polls in November
General Dan Caine (Photo courtesy of WIKIPEDIA) By Ben Finley Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The highest ranking officer in the U.S. military says there …
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Booker T. Washington High School gets $100,000 to expand space program
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Young Haitian immigrant feared deportation commits suicide
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Late Congresswoman Carrie P. Meek to be honored with historical marker
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Miami-Dade Commissioner Hardemon to join economic mobility summit panel
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Raisins in the Sun: Anatomy of Black rage
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Nation faces urgency to decrease energy power bills
Photo courtesy of STOCK By REV. DR. BENJAMIN F. CHAVIS JR. Every month, mothers in Southeast Washington, DC, as well as other mothers from across …
Health and Wellness
Study suggests new cancer drug can relieve nerve pain
Photo courtesy of dreamstime.com Scientists have discovered a new cancer drug that may give patients nerve pain relief. According to Knowridge, a medical and science organization …
Congo’s Ebola outbreak records one of its highest weekly death tolls yet
Photo courtesy of STOCK BUNIA, Congo (AP) — More than 300 people died of Ebola in eastern Congo in the past week, one of the …
Business
Ownership over Access: Several key takeaways from the Greensboro Business League Executive Round Table
Photo courtesy of Black Press USA& NOGBL.ORG By Jheri Hardaway Black Press USA Newswire Greensboro, NC — “The civil rights movement won the right to …
Electrical Repair Issues Are Quietly Capping Black Home Values
Photo courtesy of STOCK By Amy Kang Electrical repair issues are negatively affecting the resale value of Black-owned homes in America. If you have old …
Hospitality Trends: The changing expectations of modern travelers
Photo courtesy of STOCK By ALISON GREEN Current hospitality trends are being shaped by travelers who value convenience, personalization, flexibility, and seamless technology alongside traditional …
Technology
Trump orders government to fight against cyber attacks on Americans
Photo courtesy of Freepik.com President Donald Trump signed an executive order which empowers federal law enforcement to use cyber tools to disrupt transnational criminal organizations …
Electrical Repair Issues Are Quietly Capping Black Home Values
Photo courtesy of STOCK By Amy Kang Electrical repair issues are negatively affecting the resale value of Black-owned homes in America. If you have old …
Education
Booker T. Washington High School gets $100,000 to expand space program
Photo courtesy of www.homes.com MIAMI – Booker T. Washington Senior High School’s Space Hub program just received a big financial boost. The Black historically school …
Governor DeSantis announces CORE to connect college students with various industries internship programs
Photo courtesy of Vecteezy.com MIAMI – Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the first official rollout of the Coalition for Operational Readiness in Education (CORE) at …
Twelve HBCUs to benefit from $12 million endowment to boost academic, research programs
Picture courtesy of freepik.com The James and Judith K. Dimon Foundation announced a $12 million endowment funding to 12 historically Black colleges and universities. The …
Sports
NFL ends Pro Bowl game due to declining interest and participation
Photo courtesy of gamblingexposed.org The NFL has officially ended the Pro Bowl game starting with the 2026 season, but players will still be recognized as …
UM running back Jordan Lyle arrested on reckless driving, eluding police charges
Photo courtesy of universityofmiami.com A University of Miami Hurricanes football player found himself on the wrong side of the law facing some serious charges. According …
Haitian American soccer sensation Dumornay earns Europe’s Best Player of the Year for 2025-2026
Photo courtesy of Facebook By David L. Snelling Haitian American female soccer player Melchie Daelle Dumornay just kicked her way to history. The 22-year-old all-star …
