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The EPA, led by Administrator Lee Zeldin, is shutting down all offices dedicated to environmental justice, reversing years of efforts to shield vulnerable communities from pollution. This decision aligns with a wider initiative to eliminate diversity...
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The Lyndon Baines Johnson Department of Education Building, formerly Federal Office Building No. 6, faces significant staff cuts under President Trump’s administration. With over 1,300 layoffs, experts warn this will harm Illinois schools, especially...
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Bloating is uncomfortable and embarrassing, often accompanied by gas. While many resort to over-the-counter medications, natural remedies can effectively alleviate symptoms. From activated charcoal and fennel seed tea to abdominal massages and dandel...
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McDonald's of Greater Ohio and Purcell Marian High School honored Darianna “Dee” Alexander, a 2025 McDonald’s All American, during a special jersey presentation on March 4. The event celebrated her achievements, including leading Purcell Marian to th...
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Recent U.S. Census data shows a 276% rise in the multiracial population, from 9 million in 2010 to 33.8 million in 2020. This shift emphasizes the necessity of diverse representation in clinical trials. Enhanced genomic profiling could lead to more e...
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Loneliness has become a significant issue for Black Millennials and Gen Z, exacerbated by societal shifts and digital communication. Despite the illusion of connection through social media, many experience deep isolation and mental health struggles....
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Tonita Cheatham, executive director of community relations at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, embodies resilience and leadership. Honored as a 2025 Chicago Defender Women of Excellence, her journey, marked by challenges and triumphs, inspires...
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“Hope is high expectations during tough times,” noted Lt. Garlin Gilchrist at Jam Handy. He announced his candidacy for Michigan Governor, aiming to drive statewide progress. With a proven track record in innovation and justice reform, Gilchrist insp...
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Atmospheric rivers, significant weather phenomena, are increasingly affecting regions like California. Recent studies reveal these moisture-laden systems have grown wetter and more frequent, linked to climate change. As they bring essential rainfall,...
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Target's recent financial losses, totaling $15.7 billion, highlight the risks of abandoning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Black consumers wield over $1.6 trillion in annual spending power. Companies like Costco thrive by embraci...
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While in my doctor’s office, I encountered a meme about divisive opinions online. Social media often distracts from our spiritual journeys, leading to confusion and superficiality. Mindfulness is essential for fostering genuine connections and person...
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In Southeast Michigan, mentorship is vital for youth success. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeast Michigan (BBBSSEM) hosts The Great Big Auction on March 20, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Cambria Hotel, Detroit. Join us to support mentorship programs and...
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Speaker Mike Johnson successfully led a crucial House vote on President Trump's government funding plan, narrowly passing 217-213. With only one GOP defection, pressure mounts on Senate Democrats to respond. House Republicans hailed the bill as a vic...
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Detroit has knocked down more than 20,000 homes since 2014. The process continues. Patrick Gorski/NurPhoto via Getty Images by Mark Skidmore, Michigan State University; Camila Alvayay Torrejon, Universidad Católica del Norte, and Dusan Paredes Araya...
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Let’s be real—managing your money in today’s economy feels like trying to juggle flaming torches while riding a unicycle. Paychecks might be going up, but so are prices, layoffs and financial uncertainty. The latest news in personal finance is a mixe...
