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Malcolm-Jamal Warner‘s untimely passing earlier this summer sent Black communities into a whirlpool of grief. Now, in one of his last on-screen appearances, the actor reflected on his time playing Theo Huxtable, the role that made him feel like many audiences’ cousin/brother. Warner is one of the many Black television
The multi-platinum-selling singer d4vd is fully cooperating with authorities after a badly decomposing dead body was found at an impound lot in Los Angeles in a Tesla registered to the singer. On Monday, September 8, the authorities found the body after they were called to the location of Hollywood Tow
Former Vice President Kamala Harris‘s upcoming book, “107 Days,” is sure to ignite chatter in political circles if a new excerpt from the memoir is any indication. In an excerpt published in “The Atlantic” on Wednesday, America’s first Black female major-party presidential nominee opens up about the inner conflicts of
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 10, 2025 Walmart also plans to work with local suppliers to stock its shelves. Walmart will open its first branded stores on the African continent, starting with locations in South Africa. The major U.S. retailer intends to open its doors for African customers this year. In
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 10, 2025 This isn’t just a polarized disagreement. Written by Dr. Russ Wigginton Black history museums across the country are confronting a growing wave of challenges fueled by recent executive orders and sweeping federal oversight. Such directives are a threat to undermine the integrity of fact-based historical interpretation
Labor unions representing millions of educators and school employees are suing President Donald Trump’s administration over its immigration crackdown, saying arrests near school campuses are terrorizing children and their teachers, leading some students to drop out. At the start of Trump’s second term, his Republican administration said it would allow immigration arrests
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 10, 2025 Survey: Small business owners are less confident about year-end profits Business owners are heading into the last quarter of 2025 — often the most crucial time of year for retail, e-commerce, restaurants, and hospitality — with less confidence in profit growth expectations than
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 10, 2025 Medicaid, the joint state-federal health insurance program for those with a low income, reimburses doctors, hospitals, and nursing facilities for treating enrollees. President Donald Trump’s new tax and spending law will likely force more than half the states to reduce payments to doctors
A decade-long slide in high schoolers’ reading and math performance persisted during the COVID-19 pandemic, with 12th graders’ scores dropping to their lowest level in more than 20 years, according to results released Tuesday from an exam known as the nation’s report card. Eighth-grade students also lost significant ground in science skills,
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton September 10, 2025 The Philly rapper said he needs the money to fund a book, album, and a short film. On his X account, Philly recording artist Meek Mill complained that he can’t find investors for a variety of projects, namely $5 million for a
Malcolm-Jamal Warner‘s untimely passing earlier this summer sent Black communities into a whirlpool of grief. Now, in one of his last on-screen appearances, the actor reflected on his time playing Theo Huxtable, the role that made him feel like many audiences’ cousin/brother. Warner is one of the many Black television
The multi-platinum-selling singer d4vd is fully cooperating with authorities after a badly decomposing dead body was found at an impound lot in Los Angeles in a Tesla registered to the singer. On Monday, September 8, the authorities found the body after they were called to the location of Hollywood Tow
Former Vice President Kamala Harris‘s upcoming book, “107 Days,” is sure to ignite chatter in political circles if a new excerpt from the memoir is any indication. In an excerpt published in “The Atlantic” on Wednesday, America’s first Black female major-party presidential nominee opens up about the inner conflicts of
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman September 10, 2025 Walmart also plans to work with local suppliers to stock its shelves. Walmart will open its first branded stores on the African continent, starting with locations in South Africa. The major U.S. retailer intends to open its doors for African customers this year. In
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 10, 2025 This isn’t just a polarized disagreement. Written by Dr. Russ Wigginton Black history museums across the country are confronting a growing wave of challenges fueled by recent executive orders and sweeping federal oversight. Such directives are a threat to undermine the integrity of fact-based historical interpretation
Labor unions representing millions of educators and school employees are suing President Donald Trump’s administration over its immigration crackdown, saying arrests near school campuses are terrorizing children and their teachers, leading some students to drop out. At the start of Trump’s second term, his Republican administration said it would allow immigration arrests
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 10, 2025 Survey: Small business owners are less confident about year-end profits Business owners are heading into the last quarter of 2025 — often the most crucial time of year for retail, e-commerce, restaurants, and hospitality — with less confidence in profit growth expectations than
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 10, 2025 Medicaid, the joint state-federal health insurance program for those with a low income, reimburses doctors, hospitals, and nursing facilities for treating enrollees. President Donald Trump’s new tax and spending law will likely force more than half the states to reduce payments to doctors
A decade-long slide in high schoolers’ reading and math performance persisted during the COVID-19 pandemic, with 12th graders’ scores dropping to their lowest level in more than 20 years, according to results released Tuesday from an exam known as the nation’s report card. Eighth-grade students also lost significant ground in science skills,
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton September 10, 2025 The Philly rapper said he needs the money to fund a book, album, and a short film. On his X account, Philly recording artist Meek Mill complained that he can’t find investors for a variety of projects, namely $5 million for a