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by Kandiss Edwards January 15, 2026 The sketch, shared across Druski’s platforms depicts the comedian clearly playing an exaggerated megachurch pastor. Content creator and social media comedian Druski sparked online discussion this week after a viral megachurch parody skit. Druski made fun of megachurch culture, mocking what some see as
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 15, 2026 Expect some serious sticker shock. Has it been a while since you’ve walked into a new vehicle showroom? Expect some serious sticker shock regarding the car prices. The typical MSRP for a new ride nowadays is halfway to six figures. Considering steeper purchase
Milk is the newest item on President Donald Trump’s agenda, as he recently signed a new law overturning regulations on high-fat milk options in schools. The “Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act,” which was unanimously passed by Congress last fall, will lift a previous ban on whole milk and 2%
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 15, 2026 That victory was not inevitable. Forty years ago, after one of the longest legislative battles in modern U.S. history, the United States established the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday, a national recognition not only of Dr. King’s leadership but of the moral force
by Mitti Hicks January 15, 2026 The study examined 422 Black women aged 30 to 46. A new study from North Carolina State University shows that worrying about police brutality and harassment is having an impact on heart health for Black women in the United States. The top concern for
by Sharelle B. McNair January 15, 2026 While comments underneath the video showcase racist language like “little chimpanzee needs to be put in its place,” others highlight data on how several Americans agree with Jones as ICE is under high scrutiny for their performance. With the topic of immigration being
Kristy Scott is living large and in charge amid her divorce from estranged husband Desmond Scott. The social media stunner shared a new series of images on Wednesday with the caption “same address,” sending her fans into a frenzy. The photos showcase the 30-year-old clad in a burgundy form-fitting cocktail
Daniella Flores thought she had her freelance finances figured out. With a yearly contract and three regular clients, half her income felt predictable—until she learned she’s losing her biggest client in February. “My wife and I are always putting money away into an emergency fund, but I find myself doing
Rappers Ludacris and Nelly are drawing heat on social media over their inclusion in the lineup for the “Rock The Country” music festival — an event critics describe as MAGA-coded due to its lineup and association with conservative-leaning performers. “Rock The Country” bills itself as a celebration of “patriotic” Americana
Racism isn’t just for red states. New Hampshire is in the spotlight after a recently leaked Signal chat reportedly shows Republican Rep. Kristin Noble, chair of the House Education Policy & Administration Committee, making comments that appeared to endorse the idea of “segregated schools,” suggesting that separating students could yield
by Kandiss Edwards January 15, 2026 The sketch, shared across Druski’s platforms depicts the comedian clearly playing an exaggerated megachurch pastor. Content creator and social media comedian Druski sparked online discussion this week after a viral megachurch parody skit. Druski made fun of megachurch culture, mocking what some see as
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 15, 2026 Expect some serious sticker shock. Has it been a while since you’ve walked into a new vehicle showroom? Expect some serious sticker shock regarding the car prices. The typical MSRP for a new ride nowadays is halfway to six figures. Considering steeper purchase
Milk is the newest item on President Donald Trump’s agenda, as he recently signed a new law overturning regulations on high-fat milk options in schools. The “Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act,” which was unanimously passed by Congress last fall, will lift a previous ban on whole milk and 2%
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 15, 2026 That victory was not inevitable. Forty years ago, after one of the longest legislative battles in modern U.S. history, the United States established the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday, a national recognition not only of Dr. King’s leadership but of the moral force
by Mitti Hicks January 15, 2026 The study examined 422 Black women aged 30 to 46. A new study from North Carolina State University shows that worrying about police brutality and harassment is having an impact on heart health for Black women in the United States. The top concern for
by Sharelle B. McNair January 15, 2026 While comments underneath the video showcase racist language like “little chimpanzee needs to be put in its place,” others highlight data on how several Americans agree with Jones as ICE is under high scrutiny for their performance. With the topic of immigration being
Kristy Scott is living large and in charge amid her divorce from estranged husband Desmond Scott. The social media stunner shared a new series of images on Wednesday with the caption “same address,” sending her fans into a frenzy. The photos showcase the 30-year-old clad in a burgundy form-fitting cocktail
Daniella Flores thought she had her freelance finances figured out. With a yearly contract and three regular clients, half her income felt predictable—until she learned she’s losing her biggest client in February. “My wife and I are always putting money away into an emergency fund, but I find myself doing
Rappers Ludacris and Nelly are drawing heat on social media over their inclusion in the lineup for the “Rock The Country” music festival — an event critics describe as MAGA-coded due to its lineup and association with conservative-leaning performers. “Rock The Country” bills itself as a celebration of “patriotic” Americana
Racism isn’t just for red states. New Hampshire is in the spotlight after a recently leaked Signal chat reportedly shows Republican Rep. Kristin Noble, chair of the House Education Policy & Administration Committee, making comments that appeared to endorse the idea of “segregated schools,” suggesting that separating students could yield