Thanks to a unique situation, only seven of eight MEAC men’s basketball teams will have a chance at the conference title this year. With that in mind, here’s a look at five players to watch for in the MEAC tournament. Cedric Taylor III, 6’7 jr. guard/forward, Howard Taylor transferred from Morehouse following a stellar two […]
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By Bridget Bowman Republican Clay Fuller and Democrat Shawn Harris advanced Tuesday from a crowded field to a runoff in the special election to replace former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia, NBC News projects. Fuller, a district attorney, benefited from President Donald Trump’s endorsement in the solidly GOP district in the northwest corner of the state. Harris,
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The MEAC women’s basketball tournament begins Wednesday at 12 p.m. with Howard as the tournament’s top seed. The Bison are considered favorites to win it, but with several talented players on the other seven teams, anything is possible. Here are 5 players to watch in the MEAC women’s tournament. Da’Brya Clark, 5’7 jr. guard, Norfolk
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What many people may not know is that twenty-five years before he launched his historic 1988 presidential campaign and delivered the “Keep Hope Alive” speech, he was elected as president of the student government association at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (NC A&T). He also shares this beginning story with Randall Woodfin, mayor
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Long gone are the days when staying connected to campus culture meant just waiting for the annual homecoming tailgate or reading the quarterly alumni magazine. Today, digital innovation is removing the differences between graduation and lifelong community engagement across the country. The latest technology and financial tech advancements are updating how the alumni community unwinds,
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By Kurt Helin Wilt. Bam. Kobe. That is now the order for the top-scoring games in NBA history as — out of nowhere — Miami’s Bam Adebayo dropped 83 points in Miami’s blowout win over Washington Tuesday night. “Wilt, me and Kobe, sounds crazy,” Adebayo said (via Ira Winderman at the South Florida Sun Sentinel).
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By Steve Kopack Oil prices swung sharply Tuesday as conflicting reports about shipping in the Strait of Hormuz drove the cost of crude oil down for much of the morning, then higher in the afternoon. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude oil plunged as much as 19%, slipping below $77 per barrel at one point. But the
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A rehabilitation center has reportedly reached a tentative settlement in a lawsuit filed by the mother of adult film star Emily Willis, who suffered a heart attack in 2024 and is now in a vegetative state, according to court documents filed in Santa Monica Court. On February 24th, lawyers for Summit Malibu notified Santa Monica
Social media users shared their thoughts after the scene went viral on the internet, depicting Hilary Duff singing and performing her latest single, “Roommates,” on The Tonight Show. In the scene, Hilary Duff is seen singing and performing with a live band, creating a cozy atmosphere by using an apartment-themed set. The scene went viral
A viral report claims the Pentagon doled out $93 billion in September 2025 under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, sparking a major online discussion, especially after social media personality YesJulz brought up the issue in her post, criticizing the federal government. The report claims this is the highest amount of spending by the Pentagon in September
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