by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton January 6, 2026 The plaintiffs say the sandwich is made from “restructured” pork using lower-grade cuts, including pork shoulder, heart, stomach, and tripe. Four McDonald’s customers have filed a lawsuit against the restaurant franchise, alleging it deceived consumers about the contents of its popular McRib

by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman January 6, 2026 The location will be The Busy Bee’s third in the city. Atlanta’s very own The Busy Bee is buzzing to a third location, placed right in the downtown area. Known for its classic soul food dishes, The Busy Bee has signed a new lease

The United States on Monday reached a deal with Dominica to start sending foreigners seeking U.S. asylum to the small Caribbean nation. Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit described the deal as “one of the primary areas of collaboration” after the country was recently hit with partial U.S. visa restrictions. Dominica’s government has

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration has added seven countries, including five in Africa, to the list of nations whose passport holders are required to post bonds of up to $15,000 to apply to enter the United States. Thirteen countries, all but two of them in Africa, are now on the list,

by Jeroslyn JoVonn January 6, 2026 The Southern Black Girls movement heads into 2026 strong, having invested over $1 million in Southern organizations and small businesses. The Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium hit a major milestone in 2025, investing more than $1 million to support over 60 organizations and

by Sharelle B. McNair January 6, 2026 Flexibility is the name of the game. Employees have changed the ever-evolving “return to office” (RTO) narrative from not being about where to work but when, causing employers to step up their management game, Fortune reports.  Data from commercial real-estate company JLL’s Workforce

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 6, 2026 Recent years have seen significant inflation spikes, which have cooled as the underlying issues behind them abated. Inflation dominates many economic discussions, not least because it shapes the spending power of consumers and big businesses alike, meaning everyone is affected. Recent years have

Want to hang out with SZA? You may have the opportunity, as she and other Black artists and creators are coming together to raise money for Sudanese nonprofits. From today until January 12, an online auction called “Freedom for Sudan” is taking place, “bringing together the most generous greats across

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 6, 2026 SmartAsset examined the current fertility and replacement rates across the U.S. states to determine which states are set to have the most children over the coming years. American babies are now eligible to receive a $1,000 initial investment in a “Trump account” per

The United States Postal Service has unveiled that its new Black Heritage stamp will be of Phillis Wheatley, who is believed to be the first African American author to publish a book of poetry. Wheatley will mark the 49th Black Heritage stamp in its series, which has also featured Booker