Category : Lifestyle

Trump Suggests Reparations For White ‘Victims’ Of Racial Discrimination

President-elect Donald Trump is suggesting that white Americans receive reparations as “victims” of racial discrimination in education. In a video widely shared on social media, Trump promised to pursue federal civil rights cases agai...

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Dysphagia Due to Crohn’s? Here’s What to Do

Crohn’s disease is often associated with inflammatory conditions of the digestive tract. It can make it difficult to eat certain foods, difficult to get adequate nutrients, and generally just difficult to function normally without proper treatment....

Skincare essentials for London

After five weeks in London, my skincare routine has shifted a bit to adapt to the city’s unique challenges. London’s combination of chilly, damp weather and urban pollution means my skin needs extra love to stay balanced and glowing. Here are t...

Biden to meet with China’s Xi at Peru summit

WASHINGTON — Retiring President Biden will meet one last time with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of this week’s APEC summit in Peru — as President-elect Donald Trump threatens to slap new tariffs on Chinese goods and force the Asian...

Women on the Move

Elise Schenck Data News Weekly Contributor The Greater New Orleans Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women was chartered in 1988 based on the founding principles of its parent organization. Its members work to address common issues withi...

Highlights From Men Buckjumpers 40th Anniversary Queen’s Ball

#foogallery-gallery-13799 .fg-image { width: 700px; } Prev 1of9 Next Photos Courtesy of Men’s Buckjumpers The Men’s Buckjumpers recently held their 40th Annual Queen’s...

Treme’ Creole Gumbo Festival 2024

#foogallery-gallery-13791 .fg-image { width: 700px; } Prev 1of6 Next Photos by Demian Roberts Data News Weekly Contributor Last weekend the soulful and spicy Flavors of Louisiana was on...

Why no one spent more than Google to lobby California officials this summer

By Alexei Koseff and Jeremia Kimelman (CALMATTERS) – Google’s payments to influence state government surged to almost $11 million from July through September, nearly 90 times more than the same period last year, making it the highest-spending...

Fighting for the Right to Fight: African American Experiences in World War II

Data News Staff Edited Report The National WWII Museum’s newly expanded and reimagined Fighting for the Right to Fight: African American Experiences in World War II special exhibition honors the significant role millions of Black servicemembers and...

Historic Restaurant Wille Mae’s NOLA Re-opens

Data News Staff Edited Report Wille Mae Scotch House, A historical landmark is now re-open for business now re-named “Willie Mae’s Nola.” After the original location in the Treme’ area burned down about two years ago, owner Kerry Seaton said sh...

Why I Am Suing My Harlem Church Abyssinia Baptist

By Dr. Kevin McGruder Photos: YouTube Screenshots “Do not major in bylaws and minor in the Bible…. America is counting on you, Abyssinian. This is holy ground, not a battleground.” These were remarks made by Rev. Dr. Raphael Warnock at the Sep...

Why I Am Suing My Church: Because Elections Matter, Even For Churches

Your Brain on Blue Light: Understanding the Science

For most of us, blue light is unavoidable. We stare at our screens, zip around on our phones, and when it’s time to unwind, often kick back with our laptops and televisions. Even when we do go out and about, away from the tech, it’s hard not to res...

Health Decisions that Matter: A Community Guide to Navigating Open Enrollment

Each year, Open Enrollment Periods (OEP) mark a critical window for individuals and families to assess their health care coverage options. This time is more than a bureaucratic process—it is an opportunity to take control of how medical costs will be...