by Toter - 2 months ago
The Saint Lucia Red Cross has temporarily shut its Castries headquarters due to dangerous dust, sand, and noise from local construction. President Hubert Pierre voiced concerns about obstructed drains and sand accumulation. He reassured the community that services will persist, although a reopening...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Join pet lovers this Saturday, April 12, for AARF's 9th annual Party 4 Paws gala at the Millennium Center. This exciting event supports rescued animals while educating the community. Enjoy auctions, a dog fashion show, and more! Help AARF provide second chances for local pets in need. Tickets: http...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Rajah Carruth, a full-time competitor for Spire Motorsports in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, joins Kyle Larson and Justin Allgaier as NASCAR's emerging stars. This April 17-19, at Bristol Motor Speedway, he aims to make waves during the inaugural triple-header, showcasing his talents in the Wea...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Shaquille O'Neal stirred social media with a surprise marriage proposal to influencer Jenna Bandy during the 2025 NBA All-Star Weekend. He presented a signed basketball with the proposal, which went viral. While some fans cheered, others criticized him, dubbing him the "Thirstiest man alive." Compet...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Roena I. Wilford, a distinguished alumna and former professor at Southern University and A&M College in Louisiana, passed away on April 2. An influential figure, she was the first female president of the Student Government Association and dedicated to education and community service, leaving a l...
by Toter - 2 months ago
In 2014, Stephen Hawking warned about the risks of artificial intelligence outpacing human intelligence. As technology advances, concerns grow over job loss and AI in warfare. Yet, the true danger may stem from humanity's flawed nature, as depicted in William Gibson's "Neuromancer."
by Toter - 2 months ago
The Supreme Court permitted the Trump administration to deport Venezuelan migrants using an 18th-century law, yet mandated court hearings before removal. The ruling, split among justices, requires legal challenges in Texas. Dissenting justices criticized the administration’s avoidance of judicial sc...
by Toter - 2 months ago
The DuSable Black History Museum welcomes Carol Moseley Braun as its new Board Chair. A distinguished former U.S. Senator and ambassador, Braun is celebrated for her dedication to civil rights and educational equity. Her leadership is set to strengthen the museum’s commitment to preserving African A...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias emphasizes the importance of understanding REAL ID requirements as the May 7 deadline nears. Residents not flying shortly can postpone acquiring one to skip DMV queues. REAL IDs are crucial for domestic flights and federal sites, but not necessary for dr...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Flint students are familiar with government failures, facing poisoned water and underfunded schools. The abrupt cut of $42 million in federal pandemic relief funds threatens essential projects like HVAC upgrades and support for vulnerable students, jeopardizing education quality in districts already...
by Toter - 2 months ago
At just 18, John Antonio Poole was sentenced to life without parole, raising concerns about young adult justice. The Michigan Supreme Court has ordered reviews for over 250 similar cases, recognizing rehabilitation possibilities. This landmark ruling highlights the importance of fairness and communi...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Dom Flemons, “The American Songster®,” showcases over a century of American roots music. A multi-talented artist, he co-founded the Carolina Chocolate Drops, winning a GRAMMY. His latest album, “Traveling Wildfire,” intertwines hope and humor. Join him and Colin Cutler at the N.C. Museum of Art on A...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Public discussions frequently fall prey to false dichotomies, resulting in fruitless debates. Actor Anthony Mackie recently asserted that success is bestowed, not earned, challenging the value of hard work. His statements sparked a conversation about the interplay of success and luck, reinforcing ye...
by Toter - 2 months ago
On October 7, Bethelhem Getu Hundie and Getahun Birhanu rushed their daughter Maya to Piedmont Eastside Medical Center after a fire ant bite triggered a severe allergic reaction. The parents allege negligence, claiming the ER staff delayed administering epinephrine, leading to Maya's tragic and prev...
by Toter - 2 months ago
A History of Black Banks, featured in Vanilla is Black, highlights the importance of financial institutions for Black communities. From Wali Muhammad’s Dubbs Organic Coffee to historic struggles, Black banks are pivotal for wealth accumulation. Investing in these banks is crucial for fostering econo...