Month: August 2026

By Stacy M.  Brown – NNPA NEWSWIRE — On Tuesday, April 21, Biden said Obama tops his list of potential vice presidential candidates, and the country would be better served if she joined his ticket. […]

By Gracie Bonds Staples, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution – It’s not surprising “The Clark Sisters” biopic airing now on Lifetime is a big hit. According to Nielsen, the two-hour movie garnered an impressive 2.7 million viewers when […]

~Appointee was nominated by U.S. Rep. Al Lawson ~ – U.S. Rep Al Lawson (FL-05) is proud to announce that George “Gary” Hartsfield Jr., a senior at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts in Jacksonville, […]

by Lydia Blanco – Over 40% of American adults are overweight. A recent COVID-NET report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveals that half of the COVID-19 patients are obese. Additionally, 89% of […]

by Lydia Blanco  –  While millions of Americans are waiting to receive a stimulus check from the government, political figures and leaders have banded together to launch “Project 100,” a campaign that aims to send […]

DETROIT – Ruben Burks, the first African American International UAW Secretary-Treasurer, died Monday. His work began as an assembler at the former General Motors Fisher Body Plant 2 in Flint in 1955. Burks joined UAW Local […]

By Bob Nightengale – Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson didn’t ask for the torch to be passed onto him, but he embraces the opportunity, believing it is his time and his place to leave his own legacy. […]