by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Michael Wilbon, an ESPN veteran, recently criticized the network on "Pardon the Interruption." He slammed ESPN for its greed-driven handling of the College Football Playoff and the excessive focus on LeBron James and his son, Bronny, over other deserving athletes like Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. The in...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Atlanta United's Manager Ronny Deila celebrated a thrilling 4-3 win against NYCFC on March 29, 2025, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The locker room buzzed with excitement as players rejoiced. Jay Fortune emphasized the importance of building on this win, looking forward to the upcoming match against a co...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Kevin O’Leary, a judge from "Shark Tank," reflects on a surprising deal that turned out profitable. Initially skeptical about Anna Skaya’s cat DNA test concept, he invested $250,000, thinking it foolish. Ultimately, the venture thrived, leading to a lucrative acquisition by Zoetis and a significant...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Shebah Carfagna, a Black woman, is progressing her racial discrimination lawsuit against Miami Beach's Fisher Island Club, as a judge acknowledged the validity of her claims. Carfagna asserts that the club's discriminatory actions compromised her fitness business and reputation, especially after a n...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Regular experiences of daily discrimination greatly elevate anxiety and depression risks among various groups. Research featured in JAMA Network Open indicates that about 56% of participants encountered occasional discrimination, with severe instances linked to heightened mental health challenges, u...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Attorneys for Alabama officer Mac Marquette, charged with murder, argue he deserves immunity under the "stand your ground" law after the fatal shooting of Stephen Perkins. Prosecutors claim Marquette acted without proper authorization during a vehicle repossession attempt, raising questions about po...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Elon Musk highlighted a $10,000 SurveyMonkey survey that escalated into a billion-dollar contract, showcasing the misallocation of taxpayer funds within bureaucracies. His observations emphasize the ridiculousness of such financial inefficiencies.
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
(WASHINGTON, D.C., 3/29/25) – The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) condemned President Trump's executive order aimed at "improper ideology" in federal areas. Detractors assert this undermines Black Americans' contributions and skews historical narratives. CAIR cautions against unwarrante...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Eugene "Big U" Henley, linked to the Rollin’ 60s Crips, faces serious charges including robbery, wire fraud, and tax evasion. Indicted for murder and extortion, he allegedly intimidated witnesses. Authorities claim he extorted celebrities, demanding they check in for safety while conducting business...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Juaquin “Waka Flocka Flame” Malphurs ignited debate on the “It’s Giving” podcast by asserting he would rescue his wife over their child in a drowning situation. This statement prompted varied online reactions, with some endorsing his stance while others strongly opposed it, showcasing diverse opinio...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Eugene "Big U" Henley, linked to the Rollin’ 60s Crips, confronts grave robbery and murder charges associated with an emerging rapper. Arrested on March 19, he claims the accusations aim to tarnish his reputation. Prosecutors argue he threatened witnesses, potentially leading to a life sentence.
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
(Photo credit: National Blood Clot Alliance) At 55, I was fit, but a calf pain turned alarming. After a Christmas workout, I collapsed from a pulmonary embolism. A thrombectomy saved me, earning me the nickname "Miracle Man." Now, I advocate for health awareness—clots can strike unexpectedly. Faith...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
A white teenager faces hate crime charges for participating in a racially charged group attack against a Black teen in a NYC subway. The victim endured physical assault and racial slurs. Authorities are investigating, while the victim's mother demands justice for her son. Two attackers have been arr...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Dr. Quinton T. Ross, Jr., the 15th President of Alabama State University, emphasizes the hidden struggles of students dealing with homelessness and food insecurity. With nearly 10% of undergraduates affected, it's crucial to raise awareness and advocate for these vulnerable individuals, highlighting...
by Toter - 2 weeks ago
Congress's newly approved budget framework promises to reshape the federal safety net, favoring high earners while cutting aid for low-income families. Yale's analysis indicates significant income drops for the poorest households, as spending cuts target SNAP and Medicaid, benefiting the wealthiest...
