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Former D.C. Metropolitan Police officer Michael Fanone blasted Democrats in Congress ahead of the anniversary of the deadly Jan. 6, 2021 (J6), Capitol riot, accusing them of “cowardice” for not doing enough to stand up against President Donald Trump. During an interview with Ayman Mohyeldin on MS Now’s “The Weekend:
Award season is in full swing. In addition to glamorous red-carpet looks and well-deserved wins, this season also sparks major social media discourse, with users sharing their varied opinions on nomination choices, winners, and more. While social media users tend to feel like the ultimate cinematic critics, last night, the Critics’ Choice
Onyinyechi Basil, who recently competed in the scandal-ridden Miss Universe pageant as Miss Nigeria, is opening up about her experience. In a recent sit-down with Nigerian media outlet QED, the 25-year-old pageant queen reflected on her inspiration for entering the competition and the realities of life on the global stage.
We’re only five days into 2026, and already 50 Cent has found himself at the center of a new beef — this time with boxing champion Claressa Shields. On Sunday, Jan. 4, the 30-year-old pro fighter took to X to address ongoing taunts from the 50-year-old rapper, which stem from
Days before stepping into the new year, a business owner in North Carolina celebrated a new chapter in her journey. Author and business owner Victoria Scott-Miller celebrated the reopening of Liberation Station, the state’s first Black-owned children’s bookstore. “It is homecoming. It is homecoming season. It’s homecoming day,” Scott-Miller said
President Donald Trump surprised many in Venezuela when he declined to throw his support behind the Latin American country’s opposition leader, María Corina Machado, following the United States’ capture and removal of authoritarian President Nicolás Maduro. Trump’s refusal to back Machado as Venezuela’s interim leader reportedly stems from a grudge
Award season is officially underway, and Black Hollywood is already shining bright — from the red carpet to the winners’ circle. The 31st annual Critics Choice Awards, held Sunday, Jan. 4 at the Barker Hangar at the Santa Monica Airport in California, kicked off with a red carpet that brought
U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., says she is “reconsidering” her view on President Donald Trump facing impeachment for his unilateral decision to issue military strikes in Venezuela, capture President Nicolás Maduro, and seize control of the Latin American country’s oil infrastructure. “What we are witnessing is an unprecedented escalation of
by Black Enterprise January 5, 2026 Here’s how to move smartly — not fearfully — through this season Dear Fairygodmentor®, My company recently announced that 2026 is a “rebuild year.” They’re reorganizing teams, cutting budgets, freezing promotions — and everyone’s walking on eggshells. I’m worried about job security and not
by Ahsan Washington January 5, 2026 Tax season is a critical juncture for financial reclamation In 2026, tax season stands as a critical time for financial reclamation. For the Black community, the U.S. tax code has long served as a “silent architect” of the racial wealth gap — a complex
Former D.C. Metropolitan Police officer Michael Fanone blasted Democrats in Congress ahead of the anniversary of the deadly Jan. 6, 2021 (J6), Capitol riot, accusing them of “cowardice” for not doing enough to stand up against President Donald Trump. During an interview with Ayman Mohyeldin on MS Now’s “The Weekend:
Award season is in full swing. In addition to glamorous red-carpet looks and well-deserved wins, this season also sparks major social media discourse, with users sharing their varied opinions on nomination choices, winners, and more. While social media users tend to feel like the ultimate cinematic critics, last night, the Critics’ Choice
Onyinyechi Basil, who recently competed in the scandal-ridden Miss Universe pageant as Miss Nigeria, is opening up about her experience. In a recent sit-down with Nigerian media outlet QED, the 25-year-old pageant queen reflected on her inspiration for entering the competition and the realities of life on the global stage.
We’re only five days into 2026, and already 50 Cent has found himself at the center of a new beef — this time with boxing champion Claressa Shields. On Sunday, Jan. 4, the 30-year-old pro fighter took to X to address ongoing taunts from the 50-year-old rapper, which stem from
Days before stepping into the new year, a business owner in North Carolina celebrated a new chapter in her journey. Author and business owner Victoria Scott-Miller celebrated the reopening of Liberation Station, the state’s first Black-owned children’s bookstore. “It is homecoming. It is homecoming season. It’s homecoming day,” Scott-Miller said
President Donald Trump surprised many in Venezuela when he declined to throw his support behind the Latin American country’s opposition leader, María Corina Machado, following the United States’ capture and removal of authoritarian President Nicolás Maduro. Trump’s refusal to back Machado as Venezuela’s interim leader reportedly stems from a grudge
Award season is officially underway, and Black Hollywood is already shining bright — from the red carpet to the winners’ circle. The 31st annual Critics Choice Awards, held Sunday, Jan. 4 at the Barker Hangar at the Santa Monica Airport in California, kicked off with a red carpet that brought
U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., says she is “reconsidering” her view on President Donald Trump facing impeachment for his unilateral decision to issue military strikes in Venezuela, capture President Nicolás Maduro, and seize control of the Latin American country’s oil infrastructure. “What we are witnessing is an unprecedented escalation of
by Black Enterprise January 5, 2026 Here’s how to move smartly — not fearfully — through this season Dear Fairygodmentor®, My company recently announced that 2026 is a “rebuild year.” They’re reorganizing teams, cutting budgets, freezing promotions — and everyone’s walking on eggshells. I’m worried about job security and not
by Ahsan Washington January 5, 2026 Tax season is a critical juncture for financial reclamation In 2026, tax season stands as a critical time for financial reclamation. For the Black community, the U.S. tax code has long served as a “silent architect” of the racial wealth gap — a complex