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Don’t Wait for the Storm: Why Smart Couples Strengthen Their Marriage Before Trouble Hits

By UniteNews Relationship Series Every couple begins their journey with hope, laughter, and big dreams. But over time, stresses from work, parenting, finances, or simple misunderstandings can quietly chip away at connection. Re- search consistently shows that couples who invest in prevention early—before problems escalate—enjoy stronger, hap- pier marriages than those who wait until conflict becomes crisis.  Why Prevention Beats

February at the Library: Creativity, Culture, and Community

February is a time to celebrate Black history, creativity, and community—and the library is proud to be a great gathering place. Together, these programs highlight the power of stories, shared experiences, and community pride.  Enter the Library’s 27th Annual Design-A-Bookmark Contest Attention, kids and teens in grades K-12, our annual Design-A-Bookmark Contest starts February 1. The deadline for entries is March

A$AP Rocky Covers Rent For Residents In Old Harlem Neighborhood

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton January 21, 2026 “I wanted to do something that felt like giving back.” While discussing his latest album on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, A$AP Rocky revealed that he paid the rent for all the tenants in a building in his old Harlem neighborhood.

National DJ Day: A Shout-Out To The Talent Behind the Turntables 

by Ahsan Washington January 21, 2026 Black DJs helped craft music culture. Black disc jockeys have crafted music culture through their ear for sound, crowd control, and the creation of atmosphere, long before automated playlists and streaming platforms entered the ecosystem. The pioneers, who started in Bronx recreation centers, Chicago

Big Tech Staff Rally Bosses Against Trump’s ICE Raids

by Sharelle B. McNair January 21, 2026 The tech world’s support of President Donal Trump has vastly changed between his first and second terms in office. Employees working at Silicon Valley’s most lucrative tech companies are standing up for change, rallying for their bosses to put pressure on President Donald Trump to

7 Viable Tips Black Consumers Can Use To Enrich Their Financial Wellness In 2026

by Jeffrey McKinney January 21, 2026 A good financial wellness plan includes balancing long-term money goals with joy and spontaneity. January is when people often enthusiastically set goals to save more money, reduce spending, and consider new plans to elevate their finances and secure their financial wellness. Pertaining to Black

Understanding The Rising Cost Of Renters Insurance

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 21, 2026 Renters and their personal property can be just as vulnerable to theft, damage, and visitor injury as homeowners. If you lease a space, you’ve got fewer home-maintenance things to worry about than homeowners do. But renters and their personal property can be just

Don’t Wait for the Storm: Why Smart Couples Strengthen Their Marriage Before Trouble Hits

By UniteNews Relationship Series Every couple begins their journey with hope, laughter, and big dreams. But over time, stresses from work, parenting, finances, or simple misunderstandings can quietly chip away at connection. Re- search consistently shows that couples who invest in prevention early—before problems escalate—enjoy stronger, hap- pier marriages than those who wait until conflict becomes crisis.  Why Prevention Beats

February at the Library: Creativity, Culture, and Community

February is a time to celebrate Black history, creativity, and community—and the library is proud to be a great gathering place. Together, these programs highlight the power of stories, shared experiences, and community pride.  Enter the Library’s 27th Annual Design-A-Bookmark Contest Attention, kids and teens in grades K-12, our annual Design-A-Bookmark Contest starts February 1. The deadline for entries is March

A$AP Rocky Covers Rent For Residents In Old Harlem Neighborhood

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton January 21, 2026 “I wanted to do something that felt like giving back.” While discussing his latest album on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, A$AP Rocky revealed that he paid the rent for all the tenants in a building in his old Harlem neighborhood.

National DJ Day: A Shout-Out To The Talent Behind the Turntables 

by Ahsan Washington January 21, 2026 Black DJs helped craft music culture. Black disc jockeys have crafted music culture through their ear for sound, crowd control, and the creation of atmosphere, long before automated playlists and streaming platforms entered the ecosystem. The pioneers, who started in Bronx recreation centers, Chicago

Big Tech Staff Rally Bosses Against Trump’s ICE Raids

by Sharelle B. McNair January 21, 2026 The tech world’s support of President Donal Trump has vastly changed between his first and second terms in office. Employees working at Silicon Valley’s most lucrative tech companies are standing up for change, rallying for their bosses to put pressure on President Donald Trump to

7 Viable Tips Black Consumers Can Use To Enrich Their Financial Wellness In 2026

by Jeffrey McKinney January 21, 2026 A good financial wellness plan includes balancing long-term money goals with joy and spontaneity. January is when people often enthusiastically set goals to save more money, reduce spending, and consider new plans to elevate their finances and secure their financial wellness. Pertaining to Black

Understanding The Rising Cost Of Renters Insurance

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 21, 2026 Renters and their personal property can be just as vulnerable to theft, damage, and visitor injury as homeowners. If you lease a space, you’ve got fewer home-maintenance things to worry about than homeowners do. But renters and their personal property can be just