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A spokesperson for Nigeria’s presidency articulated on Sunday that the United States cannot independently execute a military operation in Nigeria based on claims of Christian persecution, which he deemed misleading. Daniel Bwala, representing Presi...
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YouTube TV users are no longer able to access Disney channels such as ABC and ESPN, following a failure to reach a new content distribution agreement between the two parties.In addition to these channels, viewers have lost access to Disney Channel,...
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Amid the growing anxiety surrounding job security, utility bills, and basic necessities, an internal email dated October 31, 2025, from the U.S. Department of War (formerly known as the Department of Defense), surfaced. Addressed to “Policy Colleag...
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Just hours before benefits were slated to expire, two federal judges mandated on Friday that the Trump administration utilize emergency funds to sustain the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) amid the ongoing government shutdown.Howeve...
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Jessica Perkins, pictured at the center with her daughter Sienna Blount and friend Susan, illustrates the multifaceted nature of homelessness in today's economy. This 44-year-old widow and mother of five has been confronting housing instability for t...
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Systemic inequities have a profound impact on Black women’s healthcare, leading to alarming maternal mortality rates, barriers in accessing medical services, and unsatisfactory interactions with healthcare providers.To combat these issues, the Black...
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This week, we present an expertly curated array of the most captivating news stories, all conveniently packaged in an audio format. Engage with the headlines that truly resonate, spanning from intense local developments to significant occurrences tha...
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Republicans are warning that funds for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as food stamps, will deplete by November 1 due to the federal government shutdown, claiming they are powerless to prevent this outcome. In con...
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A striking incident involving a 16-year-old Black student-athlete has weighed heavily on my mind. After practice at Kenwood High School in Baltimore County, Taki Allen casually shared snacks with friends while awaiting a ride. Suddenly, eight police...
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Two months prior, renowned civil rights lawyer Benjamin Crump addressed a historic ballroom, his voice resonating powerfully. He proclaimed, “If you’ve been blessed, pass that blessing on.” With a commitment of fifty thousand dollars to the Black Pr...
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Mai C. is uncertain about when she received a notification from Sacramento County indicating her CalFresh benefits would cease in November. The message, delivered in English, was comprehensible to her but with some limitations. She noted that the sam...
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For the first time in its 60-year history, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, faces potential hunger for millions of Americans. As the federal government shutdown extends into its fifth we...
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A groundbreaking initiative at D.C. Digital Pioneers Academy will offer cash to high school seniors while they gain essential financial literacy skills. Mashea Ashton (center), the CEO and founder of Digital Pioneers Academy, is seen here with studen...
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In the ongoing battle regarding expiring Affordable Care Act tax credits, Democrats highlight substantial premium hikes for middle- or “working-class” individuals, while Republicans argue that affluent citizens benefit unjustly from subsidies. Althou...
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Since early September, at least 61 individuals have lost their lives in 14 U.S. military strikes targeting boats in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean. President Donald Trump has asserted that he is combatting “narcoterrorists” endangering American...