If you thought that Elon Musk’s baby-making empire couldn’t get any crazier, well, conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair has just opened a champagne bottle full of chaos and uncorked it with panache. We’re talking about babies, billionaire hush money, a $15,000 Manhattan apartment, and, just for the cherry on top, a cryptocurrency-funded podcast. Yes, my […]
A lawsuit brought by an NFL coach accusing the league of discriminating against Black coaches can proceed after a federal appeals court cleared the way for the case to continue. The court ruled against what has been deemed an unfair NFL arbitration process, leaving the league open to accusations that it has acted unfairly toward
MSNBC will soon have a new name. The news network announced Monday that it will soon operate under a new label: MS NOW. The change is part of a larger series of shakeups at MSNBC after NBCUniversal spun off MSNBC and other cable assets into a new company now known as Versant. Due to that,
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Target’s foot traffic dropped for the sixth consecutive month in July after the retail chain scaled back on its diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in January, a move in response to President Donald Trump’s executive order, which affected public and private sectors. Retail Brew reported that in July, foot traffic at Target fell 3.8%, and
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Singer-rapper Sean Kingston was sentenced to three and a half years in prison after being convicted of taking part in a $1 million wire fraud scheme in South Florida. Kingston, born Kisean Paul Anderson, 35, and his mother, Janice Eleanor Turner, were each found guilty by a federal jury in March of defrauding several businesses.
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Defending SWAC West champion Southern is preparing to open their season against North Carolina Central in the annual Cricket MEAC/SWAC Challenge in Atlanta this Saturday. As far as who will be leading the Jaguar offense into battle, head coach Terrence Graves says everyone will know at the same time. “As far as naming a starting
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ESPN’s flagship morning show, “First Take,” will make history this fall, announcing its most extensive schedule of live shows from HBCU campuses and events. The program will visit four prominent campuses, shining a national spotlight on HBCU football culture and community. The tour kicks off August 28 at Norfolk State University, bringing Stephen A. Smith
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The return of Andrew Body is nearly complete. Alabama State head coach Eddie Robinson Jr. indicated that Body will likely be the starting quarterback when the Hornets play at UAB on Aug. 28. “I think Body is showing that he can do it and we kind of knew that, so it’s trending towards Body,” Robinson
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The White House has directed the Smithsonian Institution to share its exhibition materials, collections and organizational details in order to see if they align with Trump’s vision of America. A letter, which was signed by several White House officials and sent on Tuesday, includes a list of concerned museums and requested deadlines. The letter indicates
Delaware State University President Dr. Tony Allen is facing charges following his arrest for driving under the influence, marking a striking moment in his tenure at one of the nation’s top Historically Black Colleges and Universities. According to court records obtained by WBOC, Dr. Allen, 55, was pulled over around 12:30 a.m. on July 21,
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