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Zoe Saldaña earned Best Supporting Actress at the 97th Academy Awards, while Paul Tazewell made history in costume design. Hosted live from the Dolby Theatre, the event honored legends like Quincy Jones, remembered lovingly by Oprah Winfrey and Whoop...
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The 97th Academy Awards brought historic firsts as Zoe Saldaña won Best Supporting Actress and Paul Tazewell became the first Black man to win for Best Costume Design. At the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, emotions ran high with tributes to Quincy Jon...
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Afro-Latina actress Zoe Saldaña won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for "Emilia Pérez," while Paul Tazewell made history as the first Black man awarded Best Costume Design for "Wicked" at the 2025 Academy Awards. The ceremony included tributes...
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Allegations regarding DOGE halting Obamacare royalties to Barack Obama are nothing but baseless satire. This misinformation stems from America's Last Line of Defense and is devoid of supporting evidence. The former president's income is primarily der...
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Rep. Chip Roy has brought back the SAVE Act, a legislative measure designed to block noncitizens from casting votes by mandating evidence of citizenship. Detractors contend that this requirement could create obstacles for married women, as well as in...
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. minimized the significance of the recent measles outbreak in Texas, erroneously claiming that hospital admissions were predominantly for quarantine purposes. His inaccurate assertions come in light of a critical reality: this ou...
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A fabricated audio clip, incorrectly linked to Donald Trump Jr., asserts that the United States ought to have provided arms to Russia in the Ukraine conflict. Specialists have verified that the recording is generated by artificial intelligence. A spo...
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Elon Musk's tweet referencing 398 million Social Security numbers has led to widespread misinformation, implying an inflated number of beneficiaries. Current U.S. demographics stand at 341 million, with actual recipients projected at 68.4 million for...
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A lethal outbreak has surfaced in Congo, where a mysterious illness, believed to have its roots in bats, has claimed numerous lives. Local health authorities, along with international specialists, are racing to manage the infection, which exhibits sy...
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At the 56th NAACP Image Awards held in Pasadena, the themes of resilience and solidarity were palpable, guided by host Deon Cole. Vice President Kamala Harris was honored with the prestigious Chairman’s Award, underlining the importance of perseveran...
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In his first interview as Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made several misleading statements regarding seed oils, an abortion medication, and overarching U.S. health metrics. He inaccurately claimed that Americans consti...
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President Trump inaccurately characterized data provided by Elon Musk, asserting that millions over the age of 100 are improperly receiving Social Security benefits. The actual figure is significantly lower—approximately 89,000 individuals are aged 9...
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At the tender age of ten, Kenny Monday, the head coach of wrestling at Morgan State University, was captivated by the 1972 Olympics, witnessing the remarkable feats that ignited his aspiration to become the ultimate wrestler and earn a gold medal. Fa...
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Nearest Green, a formerly enslaved man, quietly shaped the foundation of one of America’s most iconic spirits—Jack Daniel’s whiskey. Yet for generations, his name was largely erased from public memory. That’s changing. Thanks to the explosive rise of...
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Nearest Green’s story is one of overlooked genius finally coming to light. As the enslaved master distiller who taught Jack Daniel the art of whiskey-making, Green's role in shaping American spirits is undeniable. Yet, for decades, his name was abse...