It was a typical day at a Florida airport when a mother and her crying four-year-old son was standing at a check-in counter on Sept. 2. When a woman offered to help console the boy, the mother initially let her, but what the woman is accused of […]
A new report from the American Cancer Society (ACS) shows that while there has been progress on the prostate cancer incidence and mortality rates for men overall, Black men are still disproportionately dying from the disease. The ACS’ Prostate Cancer Statistics 2025 report shows that mortality rates for […]
When it comes to finding love, sometimes you can’t let one failed attempt keep you down for too long. Take, for example, the good Senator Cory Booker. Following his split from a highly-publicized relationship with actress Rosario Dawson back in 2022, Booker didn’t go down for the […]
By Shara Talia Taylor No. 3 WTA ranked Coco Gauff, a fan favorite at the US Open, rose in the bracket over the first week of the tournament, but was stopped short of a victory in the quarterfinals by No. 24 WTA ranked Naomi Osaka […]
Nationwide — Tia Bell, a 27-year-old African American mother of nine children from Chicago, was shot and killed in the East Garfield Park neighborhood. She was among three people killed in separate shootings on the city’s West Side. The attack happened around 10:47 p.m. on Thursday […]
Hurricane Katrina made landfall on Aug. 29, 2005. It remains one of the largest and deadliest natural disasters to hit the United States. Twenty years later, Pulitzer Prize winner Trymaine Lee continues to report on the lasting effects of the storm with his new documentary, Hope in High […]
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