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DHS Secretary Defends ICE Amid Reports Of U.S. Citizens Being Asked To Prove Citizenship

by Mary Spiller January 18, 2026 Kristi Noem claims agents are following long-standing protocol as protests grow in Minnesota and constitutional concerns intensify nationwide. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Jan. 15 defended Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents amid mounting reports that U.S. citizens are being stopped and asked to

Auto Flex: Korean Automakers Continue To Pump Up The Volume

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 18, 2026 Kia and Hyundai have always aligned themselves with diverse consumer markets. By Kimatni D. Rawlins It’s not an anomaly that half of the members in my sizable family own either a Kia or a Hyundai auto. They were enthused by the clever design

Ludacris Bails On MAGA-Coded ‘Rock The Country’ Tour Amid Fan Backlash

by Mary Spiller January 17, 2026 The rapper’s team says his inclusion on the 2026 tour was a ‘mix-up.’ Ludacris is no longer scheduled to appear on Kid Rock’s “Rock the Country” festival after his name briefly appeared on the tour’s 2026 lineup, prompting swift backlash from fans online. Representatives

Minneapolis Journalist On ICE Killing, Civil Rights Reckoning, And What Mass Media Is Missing

by Janee Bolden January 17, 2026 According to independent journalist Georgia Fort, a Minnesota native, Minneapolis did not become a flashpoint overnight. Last week, 37-year-old Renee Good was fatally shot during an ICE operation in Minneapolis, Minnesota, sparking outrage across the country and further igniting protests across the city. In the days since, federal law enforcement

Former Nickelodeon Actress Kianna Underwood Killed In NYC Hit-And-Run

by Mary Spiller January 17, 2026 Police said the 33-year-old performer was hit while crossing the street in the early morning hours, and the driver fled the scene. Former Nickelodeon child star Kianna Underwood was killed early Jan. 16 after being struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run crash in

Jill Scott clarifies Prince, not Chris Brown, is her King of Pop

Jill Scott is reminding people that there might be a time and place for all questions. The singer, who is currently on a worldwide press run for her upcoming album, declared last week that Chris Brown was the King of Pop to her. Although the title is widely associated with

Bad Bunny Unveils Super Bowl LX Halftime Trailer Celebrating Diversity

by Mary Spiller January 17, 2026 The global music star’s Apple Music-produced preview highlights unity, heritage, and anticipation ahead of his historic Super Bowl performance in February. Bad Bunny has officially begun the countdown to his Super Bowl LX Halftime Show, releasing a new trailer that places his culture and

DHS Secretary Defends ICE Amid Reports Of U.S. Citizens Being Asked To Prove Citizenship

by Mary Spiller January 18, 2026 Kristi Noem claims agents are following long-standing protocol as protests grow in Minnesota and constitutional concerns intensify nationwide. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Jan. 15 defended Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents amid mounting reports that U.S. citizens are being stopped and asked to

Auto Flex: Korean Automakers Continue To Pump Up The Volume

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 18, 2026 Kia and Hyundai have always aligned themselves with diverse consumer markets. By Kimatni D. Rawlins It’s not an anomaly that half of the members in my sizable family own either a Kia or a Hyundai auto. They were enthused by the clever design

Ludacris Bails On MAGA-Coded ‘Rock The Country’ Tour Amid Fan Backlash

by Mary Spiller January 17, 2026 The rapper’s team says his inclusion on the 2026 tour was a ‘mix-up.’ Ludacris is no longer scheduled to appear on Kid Rock’s “Rock the Country” festival after his name briefly appeared on the tour’s 2026 lineup, prompting swift backlash from fans online. Representatives

Minneapolis Journalist On ICE Killing, Civil Rights Reckoning, And What Mass Media Is Missing

by Janee Bolden January 17, 2026 According to independent journalist Georgia Fort, a Minnesota native, Minneapolis did not become a flashpoint overnight. Last week, 37-year-old Renee Good was fatally shot during an ICE operation in Minneapolis, Minnesota, sparking outrage across the country and further igniting protests across the city. In the days since, federal law enforcement

Former Nickelodeon Actress Kianna Underwood Killed In NYC Hit-And-Run

by Mary Spiller January 17, 2026 Police said the 33-year-old performer was hit while crossing the street in the early morning hours, and the driver fled the scene. Former Nickelodeon child star Kianna Underwood was killed early Jan. 16 after being struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run crash in

Jill Scott clarifies Prince, not Chris Brown, is her King of Pop

Jill Scott is reminding people that there might be a time and place for all questions. The singer, who is currently on a worldwide press run for her upcoming album, declared last week that Chris Brown was the King of Pop to her. Although the title is widely associated with

Bad Bunny Unveils Super Bowl LX Halftime Trailer Celebrating Diversity

by Mary Spiller January 17, 2026 The global music star’s Apple Music-produced preview highlights unity, heritage, and anticipation ahead of his historic Super Bowl performance in February. Bad Bunny has officially begun the countdown to his Super Bowl LX Halftime Show, releasing a new trailer that places his culture and