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Sixty-two years after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. shared his iconic “I Have a Dream” address, thousands converged in Lower Manhattan, uniting in what is heralded as the largest demonstration since Donald Trump's return to office. Spearheaded by Rev. A...
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Rev. Jamal Bryant has publicly addressed rapper Rick Ross for shopping at Target amid the ongoing boycott stemming from the company's rollback of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The exchange ignited when Ross posted a lighthearted...
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Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene inundated Quaker Meadows Generations in Morganton, North Carolina, staff rejoiced as students and families returned for a new school year, marking a heartfelt homecoming. “Witnessing the joy in those children’s ey...
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President Donald Trump has not threatened Detroit with federal agents to combat crime due to the established collaborations with federal law enforcement, as noted by Mayor Mike Duggan. In a recent CNN interview, Duggan acknowledged that the Trump adm...
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In these challenging times governed by Donald Trump’s autocratic regime, even the act of resting has emerged as a form of resistance. For Black Americans and other marginalized individuals burdened by Trump’s detrimental policies, sleep transforms in...
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The ongoing budget conflict in Lansing transcends a mere fiscal disagreement; it signifies a pivotal moment for Michigan’s educational institutions, healthcare facilities, cultural entities, and civil rights systems. Recently, House Republicans prese...
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The Washington Monthly’s updated 2025 College Guide provides a unique ranking revealing which colleges excel in supporting students, particularly from middle- and working-class backgrounds. Unlike metrics from U.S. News, which emphasize prestige and...
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In 2024, fatalities on Michigan’s roads reached 1,099, with 272 deaths linked to drug use, representing one in four traffic-related deaths in the state. A decade earlier, only 179 of 963 fatalities were drug-related. The percentage of drug involvemen...
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Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has initiated legal action against President Donald Trump, contesting his attempt to dismiss her as illegal and a threat to the Federal Reserve's autonomy. In her lawsuit, Cook portrays this maneuver as a calculated...
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Menopause can trigger obstinate symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and sleep disturbances, leading many women to seek relief through hormone therapy.Despite its potential benefits, the treatment has been surrounded by uncertainty, especially...
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Commander Mark Moran, along with Lt. Phil Eastman and Lt. Dave Demers from the NOAA Corps, dedicated over 100 hours assessing the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. Eastman piloted a Helicopter from August 31 to September 19, capturing numerous...
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Michelle Foreman, affectionately known as MESHELLE, has carved a niche for herself in the comedy scene as the "Indie Mom of Comedy." Drawing from her working-class upbringing in Baltimore, her unique blend of humor and deep-rooted faith has garnered...
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Inside Rosa Mortem recording studio, owner Ashley Rae is surrounded by an array of instruments and sound equipment, coupled with three layers of effects pedals, all nestled within a nondescript building in Sacramento's Erikson Industrial Park. "It’s...
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Sac State President Dr. Luke Wood asserts that the future of the university and its nationally recognized sports program hinges significantly on Athletics Director Mark Orr. "Mark Orr is the best athletic director in the country," Wood emphasized, a...
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Sacramento is reasserting its position as a dominant force in land-use regulation with Senate Bill 79, a comprehensive “by right” housing law affecting properties within a half-mile radius of qualifying transit stops.The messaging is familiar: incr...