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"ESPN Analyst Faces Gets Called Out For Using 'YNs' Slang in Memphis Grizzlies Commentary: A Dive into Cultural Sensitivity"

NBA athlete and ESPN commentator Marcus Morris appeared on ‘First Take’ Tuesday, attempting to connect with a younger audience through his sports analysis. However, he made a slang reference that carries negative implications, often associated with unruly young Black men. Discussing the upcoming pla...

"6 Simple Ways to Soothe Swollen Eyes from Allergies"

Experiencing eye allergies? As spring transitions to summer and autumn leaves fall, allergens emerge prominently. These irritants can trigger symptoms like sneezing, coughing, and notably, swollen, red, and itchy eyes. Contact with airborne allergens activates antibodies in the eyes, releasing hista...

"Guest Take: Are Democrats in Congress Doing Enough? Here’s What They Should Be Fighting For"

(By Dr. John E. Warren, Publisher, San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper) As the President continues to issue Executive Orders that overstep his constitutional and statutory boundaries, it is imperative for the Democratic Minority in the House to take decisive action. They must move beyond mere...

Charlottesville Commemorates Its Past with New Marker at Historic Slave Market Location

Charlottesville has unveiled a powerful new historical marker at Court Square Park, recognizing its role as a site where both adults and children were sold into slavery from 1762 to 1865. These transactions often occurred during monthly “Court Days,” with official records documented at the nearby Al...

Exposing the Overlooked Dangers: Lasting Impacts of Ignored STIs

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) highlights a concerning statistic: one in five Americans, nearly 70 million, suffers from sexually transmitted infections (STIs), primarily among those aged 15 to 24. Alarmingly, many individuals exhibit no symptoms. For Black Americans, the thre...

"Shocking Assault: Black New York Man In Wheelchair Attacked with Wooden Block, Jewish Suspect Arrested and Released Without Bail"

A cellphone recording captured a distressing incident in New York, where Levi Kabakov allegedly assaulted Troy McLeod, a man in a wheelchair, while walking his dogs. Witnesses, including a woman shouting for help, observed as Kabakov pushed McLeod from his chair after a dispute regarding the dogs. D...

"Country Day Scholar Secures Coveted OSU Scholarship Award"

(By Josephine Kenrick) A study from Lewis University reveals that fewer than one percent of freshmen receive full-tuition scholarships. Cincinnati Country Day School senior Ashley Odom has now joined this elite group, earning the Stamps Eminence Scholarship from Ohio State University. "I’m incredibl...

Decoding the SAVE Act: An Emerging Challenge to Electoral Freedom

Donald Trump, who previously claimed his supporters would never need to cast votes again, is advancing this notion with the proposed SAVE Act, or “Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act.” This legislation narrowly passed the House, 220-208, requiring in-person documentary proof of citizenship for...

"Reliving Elle Woods' Fashion: 77 Stunning Jimmy Choos and the Secrets Behind Reese Witherspoon's 'Legally Blonde' Exit"

The adored fictional lawyer, Elle Woods, shares a remarkable passion for chic footwear, mirroring her real-life counterpart, Reese Witherspoon. During a November 2019 visit to "The Graham Norton Show," Witherspoon revealed her contract encompassed the entire wardrobe from "Legally Blonde 2," featuri...

"Chrissy Teigen’s Courtside Antics Ignite Controversy: Fans Claim She's Embarrassing John Legend"

Chrissy Teigen is facing backlash after a playful incident at a Lakers game. Attending with husband John Legend and their children, Luna and Miles, Teigen donned a striking black outfit, complete with shorts and a coat. The family enjoyed the game against the Houston Rockets, but her moment in the l...

"Funding the Future: Major Higher Ed Gifts Benefiting African Americans"

Here is this week’s news of grants or gifts to historically Black colleges and universities or for programs of particular interest to African Americans in higher education.Robert Green, chair of the department of physical and forensic sciences at Alabama State University, has been awarded an $800,00...

Breakthrough Clinical Trial Uncovers New Antibiotic to Combat Drug-Resistant Gonorrhea

A newly authorized antibiotic, gepotidacin, shows promise not only for urinary tract infections but also in combating drug-resistant gonorrhea, according to a recent study. This potential breakthrough could mark the first new gonorrhea treatment since the 1990s, with a clinical trial demonstrating c...

"Silicon Valley's Tech Titans Mocked: Hackers Disrupt Crosswalks as 'Tesla Regret Syndrome' Hotline Launches"

Pedestrians in California's Silicon Valley are experiencing an unusual surprise when pressing crosswalk buttons. Instead of traffic signals, they hear clever impersonations of tech titans Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Musk's voice humorously reflects on loneliness and the allure of the Cybertruck...

"RFK Jr.'s Insights on Food Dyes: The Good, the Bad, and the Controversial"

In recent weeks, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has claimed “very strong studies” connect food dyes to cancer and ADHD. While some states legislate against these additives, experts argue Kennedy exaggerates their impact. The FDA states no solid evidence links food dyes to...

"Joshua Lowe Receives Sentence for Cruising into Trouble: Fake Bomb Threat After Breakup"

Nineteen-year-old Joshua Lowe faces legal repercussions after he issued a false bomb threat to Carnival Cruise Lines, motivated by jealousy over his girlfriend's trip. His actions not only endangered lives but also resulted in an eight-month prison sentence. U.S. Attorney Mark Totten emphasized the...