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Meet the Man Who Fired the Officers Behind George Floyd’s Death

Every uniformed officer in the nation ought to be aware of the history inherent in their profession. My uncle Darren demonstrated this in 1992 when he declined to enter a squad car with a white officer who had just used racial slurs. Recent decades reveal a troubling pattern of police violence again...

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Black Seniors Bear the Brunt of Trump-Era Policies—Here’s How

Seniors are expressing deep concerns about the implications of Trump’s administration, particularly regarding policies affecting their financial security. Carstell Walker Jr., who recently passed at 87, often remarked, “Trump ain’t getting nare bit of my Social Security,” reflecting a widespread anx...

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3 Key Mental Health Concerns in Trump’s Early Budget Plans

Following President Donald Trump's 2026 budget proposal revealed in early May, which aims for $163 billion in federal spending cuts, attention has shifted towards reductions in foreign aid and a commitment to bolstering border security. However, the outline also reveals vital, albeit inconsistent, r...

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Spike Lee Brings Knicks Fandom and Filmmaking to Cannes Spotlight

CANNES, France — Capturing the quintessence of Spike Lee remains a daunting challenge, yet his latest cinematic endeavor, “Highest 2 Lowest,” achieves this remarkably. Featuring Denzel Washington as a passionate Knicks supporter, the film vividly portrays his disdain for all things Celtics. Set in...

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Max Kellerman Reportedly Barred From Working After ESPN Exit

ESPN has made the decision to prohibit Max Kellerman from any professional engagements since his departure from the network. This ban encompasses both television appearances and other career-related activities. Though Kellerman is no longer affiliated with ESPN, he continues to receive financial rem...