Adams’ Big Apple

Helping New Yorkers save up to $1B with first-in-the-nation Municipal Student Loan and College Assistance Program By Mayor Eric Adams    My mother was a single parent who worked three jobs just to make sure my siblings and I had a roof over our heads […]

Liberty Fall To Minnesota

Phillips Inducted Into Liberty Ring Of Honor Photo: Special to the NY Beacon By Shara Talia Taylor The New York Liberty’s winning streak was stopped short, as they lost to the Minnesota Lynx 83-71 last Sunday afternoon at Barclays Center. The Liberty played better in the first half of the game, as […]

Israeli Airstrike Kills Al Jazeera Journalists In Gaza

On Sunday (Aug. 10), five journalists with Al Jazeera were killed after an Israeli airstrike near the Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. Among them was the prominent frontline correspondent Anas al-Sharif, who along with Palestinian journalist Bisan Owda won the Human Rights Defender Award from Amnesty International […]

Rivera Returns Tears Achilles Tendon 

Unfortunate Injury For The Greatest Closer In Baseball Photo: Joel Rodriguez/Baseball Ahora/Latino Sports By Robert Rizzo The greatest pitcher to ever step out of a bullpen, Mariano Rivera, returned to Yankee Stadium on Saturday as the Yankees held Old Timers’ Day, celebrating the 25th anniversary […]