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California State Senator Akilah Weber Pierson, a practicing physician and mother, is focused on preserving health care for the most vulnerable citizens, including children with chronic illnesses. Amid a looming budget deficit, her role in the Senate...
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New data from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation is raising serious concerns about the long-term effects of the state’s COVID-era early release policy. Between April 2020 and December 2021, nearly 14,800 inmates were released...
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In a contentious decision, the current administration's latest executive directive seeks to overturn guidelines aimed at mitigating racial disparities in school suspensions. Titled “Reinstating Common Sense School Discipline Policies,” it highlight...
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The horror-drama "Sinners" has enthralled viewers, amassing over $123 million domestically. Helmed by director Ryan Coogler, it sparks discussions surrounding themes of faith, race, and Hoodoo customs. Critics accuse it of being anti-Christian, yet m...
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In the wake of George Floyd's heartbreaking death, many anticipated a genuine reckoning with America's legacy of inequality. However, a recent Pew Research Center survey reveals a disheartening reality: numerous Americans feel racial issues, particul...
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In a landscape where menopause discussions are often minimized, Charles Mattocks is stepping up as a prominent advocate. The acclaimed film and TV producer has long championed health causes, now shining a light on the menopause experience. His journe...
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Detroit has chosen 43 local creatives to craft murals and art installations across nine neighborhood alleys as part of the Arts Alleys Initiative. This collaboration, featuring the City Walls program and the Office of Arts, Culture and Entrepreneurs...
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Detroit's vibrant spring truly comes alive with Flower Day at Eastern Market on May 18, 2025, marking over 50 years of this cherished tradition. From 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., the market blossoms into a lush paradise, featuring diverse flora cultivated by th...
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has surprisingly terminated Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden, furthering his administration's efforts to remove federal staff considered misaligned with his agenda. Hayden learned of her dismissal through an emai...
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Sugar’s allure is undeniable, tempting cravings across a broad spectrum of treats. Yet, its impact on blood sugar levels can be critical, particularly for individuals prone to fluctuations. Understanding conditions like hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia...
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The Assembly Committee on Education has revived legislation aimed at enhancing early literacy among California's youth. Assembly Bill 1454, driven by Speaker Robert Rivas and others, passed unanimously. This bill mandates effective reading programs...
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On May 5, the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) revived the collection of defaulted federal student loans after pausing since March 2020. Affected borrowers received emails warning about wage garnishment and withheld tax refunds. With 42.7 million...
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Detroit's character is deeply intertwined with its architectural heritage, predominantly shaped by Black laborers historically marginalized in leadership and ownership roles. The inception of Invictus Builders LLC, spearheaded by Matt Evans and Kent...
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Stress can significantly disrupt diet management, contributing to weight gain. A study by Susan J. Melhorn at the University of Cincinnati highlights the connection between stress and overeating. Stress hormones like cortisol can prompt excessive hun...