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Aced It! Coco Gauff Highest-Paid Female Athlete—Again

by Jeroslyn JoVonn December 6, 2025 Gauff’s on-court victories and endorsement deals earned her the top spot on Sportico’s 2025 list of the highest-paid female athletes. Sportico, the sports business publication, crowned tennis star Coco Gauff the highest-paid female athlete for the third consecutive year on Wednesday, Dec. 3. Gauff

Shop These Black-Owned Fitness And Tech Gems To Gift For The Holiday 

by Ahsan Washington December 6, 2025 BLACK ENTERPRISE Kicks Off ‘12 Days Of Christmas’ Gifts Black-owned brands need support during the holiday gifting season and beyond to sustain economic growth. BLACK ENTERPRISE’s Black-Owned Holiday Gift Guide presents 10 exceptional companies, on day five, who transform fashion, wellness, audio,and athletic performance

‘Harper’s Bazaar’ Names Simone Biles 2025 ‘Icon’

by Kandiss Edwards December 6, 2025 Her accomplishments extend far beyond gymnastics. On Oct. 28, Biles joined seven other women in Madrid to receive an “Icon” award at the Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year 2025 ceremony. Biles, 28, was honored not just for her athletic dominance but for her

7 End-Of-Year Money Moves To Make Now

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors December 6, 2025 But even though it may feel like a chore, the end of the year is precisely the right moment to consider your money. It’s hard to believe, but 2025 is racing to a close already. That means people are already daydreaming about holidays,

Indiana House Republicans pass Trump-backed map, setting up high-stakes Senate fight

Indiana state House Republicans passed a new state congressional map Friday at the behest of President Donald Trump, advancing the legislation to the state Senate, where it is unclear if enough lawmakers will support its final passage. Lawmakers in the Republican-majority House voted 57-41 in favor of the map, which splits the city

Trump’s attack on DEI on might affect White male college students the most

Following President Trump’s sweeping executive orders in January, which called for the removal of diversity, equity, and inclusion practices, there may be an unintended backlash to the policy, especially on college campuses. While much of the president’s feelings regarding DEI pointed toward race when it came to college admissions, higher

Aced It! Coco Gauff Highest-Paid Female Athlete—Again

by Jeroslyn JoVonn December 6, 2025 Gauff’s on-court victories and endorsement deals earned her the top spot on Sportico’s 2025 list of the highest-paid female athletes. Sportico, the sports business publication, crowned tennis star Coco Gauff the highest-paid female athlete for the third consecutive year on Wednesday, Dec. 3. Gauff

Shop These Black-Owned Fitness And Tech Gems To Gift For The Holiday 

by Ahsan Washington December 6, 2025 BLACK ENTERPRISE Kicks Off ‘12 Days Of Christmas’ Gifts Black-owned brands need support during the holiday gifting season and beyond to sustain economic growth. BLACK ENTERPRISE’s Black-Owned Holiday Gift Guide presents 10 exceptional companies, on day five, who transform fashion, wellness, audio,and athletic performance

‘Harper’s Bazaar’ Names Simone Biles 2025 ‘Icon’

by Kandiss Edwards December 6, 2025 Her accomplishments extend far beyond gymnastics. On Oct. 28, Biles joined seven other women in Madrid to receive an “Icon” award at the Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year 2025 ceremony. Biles, 28, was honored not just for her athletic dominance but for her

7 End-Of-Year Money Moves To Make Now

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors December 6, 2025 But even though it may feel like a chore, the end of the year is precisely the right moment to consider your money. It’s hard to believe, but 2025 is racing to a close already. That means people are already daydreaming about holidays,

Indiana House Republicans pass Trump-backed map, setting up high-stakes Senate fight

Indiana state House Republicans passed a new state congressional map Friday at the behest of President Donald Trump, advancing the legislation to the state Senate, where it is unclear if enough lawmakers will support its final passage. Lawmakers in the Republican-majority House voted 57-41 in favor of the map, which splits the city

Trump’s attack on DEI on might affect White male college students the most

Following President Trump’s sweeping executive orders in January, which called for the removal of diversity, equity, and inclusion practices, there may be an unintended backlash to the policy, especially on college campuses. While much of the president’s feelings regarding DEI pointed toward race when it came to college admissions, higher