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Watch how you talk about Klay Thompson’s girl. After Patrick Beverley and Jason Williams made shocking comments about Megan Thee Stallion on the latest episode of the “Hoopin’ N Hollerin’” podcast — implying she may be to blame for the Mavericks player’s slow start this season — the 35-year-old NBA
Democratic U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett is being scrutinized by conservative media over some of her campaign expenses, with headlines suggesting the Texas Congresswoman is living lavishly on donor contributions. “Woke ‘defund the police’ Democrat Jasmine Crockett spent $50,000 on private security,” reads a headline from the British tabloid Daily Mail.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt spared an inmate’s life moments before he was to receive a lethal injection on Thursday, commuting his sentence to life without parole while he waited in a holding cell next to the death chamber. Family members of the victim had supported the clemency bid of Tremane
Contrary to how it may seem, when Simone Biles recently underwent three cosmetic procedures, it wasn’t because she didn’t like the way she looked—quite the opposite, in fact. After the 28-year-old gymnast revealed in a recent TikTok that she had undergone at least two minor procedures and alluded to a
by Kandiss Edwards November 13, 2025 Jackson has been battling the rare neurodegenerative disorder Progressive Supranuclear Palsy for many years. Civil-rights icon Reverend Jesse Jackson has been hospitalized and is “under observation” at a Chicago hospital. On Nov.12, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition announced Jackson has been battling the rare neurodegenerative
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 13, 2025 A suspected reason for the shooting was the TikToker’s alleged support of Mali’s military. A known TikToker was allegedly kidnapped and killed by armed men in Mali. The grave act of violence sparks international concern. According to reports, unidentified men took Mariame Cissé, a
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 13, 2025 Kamala Harris got candid on her recent book stop Kamala Harris got candid on her recent book stop, opening up on her thoughts of how the Democratic party treats Black women voters. Harris spoke on the Nov. 9 episode of Storehouse & Friends during
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 13, 2025 The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the accompanying uncertainty and extraordinary fiscal responses, Congress’ refusal to reduce deficits, generationally high inflation, and persistent political pressure have all presented enormous challenges for the Fed over the past six years. The recent focus on the
Chadwick Boseman’s legacy continues to shine throughout culture. And soon, it will be immortalized in Hollywood. This week, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announced that the late “Black Panther” star will be honored with a posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. “The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is deeply
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 13, 2025 Despite tens of thousands of students fighting to get into nursing programs, schools can’t accommodate that demand, for two major reasons: They can’t find enough faculty to teach classes, and there is a dearth of the required hands-on training opportunities in hospitals and
Watch how you talk about Klay Thompson’s girl. After Patrick Beverley and Jason Williams made shocking comments about Megan Thee Stallion on the latest episode of the “Hoopin’ N Hollerin’” podcast — implying she may be to blame for the Mavericks player’s slow start this season — the 35-year-old NBA
Democratic U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett is being scrutinized by conservative media over some of her campaign expenses, with headlines suggesting the Texas Congresswoman is living lavishly on donor contributions. “Woke ‘defund the police’ Democrat Jasmine Crockett spent $50,000 on private security,” reads a headline from the British tabloid Daily Mail.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt spared an inmate’s life moments before he was to receive a lethal injection on Thursday, commuting his sentence to life without parole while he waited in a holding cell next to the death chamber. Family members of the victim had supported the clemency bid of Tremane
Contrary to how it may seem, when Simone Biles recently underwent three cosmetic procedures, it wasn’t because she didn’t like the way she looked—quite the opposite, in fact. After the 28-year-old gymnast revealed in a recent TikTok that she had undergone at least two minor procedures and alluded to a
by Kandiss Edwards November 13, 2025 Jackson has been battling the rare neurodegenerative disorder Progressive Supranuclear Palsy for many years. Civil-rights icon Reverend Jesse Jackson has been hospitalized and is “under observation” at a Chicago hospital. On Nov.12, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition announced Jackson has been battling the rare neurodegenerative
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 13, 2025 A suspected reason for the shooting was the TikToker’s alleged support of Mali’s military. A known TikToker was allegedly kidnapped and killed by armed men in Mali. The grave act of violence sparks international concern. According to reports, unidentified men took Mariame Cissé, a
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 13, 2025 Kamala Harris got candid on her recent book stop Kamala Harris got candid on her recent book stop, opening up on her thoughts of how the Democratic party treats Black women voters. Harris spoke on the Nov. 9 episode of Storehouse & Friends during
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 13, 2025 The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the accompanying uncertainty and extraordinary fiscal responses, Congress’ refusal to reduce deficits, generationally high inflation, and persistent political pressure have all presented enormous challenges for the Fed over the past six years. The recent focus on the
Chadwick Boseman’s legacy continues to shine throughout culture. And soon, it will be immortalized in Hollywood. This week, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announced that the late “Black Panther” star will be honored with a posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. “The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is deeply
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 13, 2025 Despite tens of thousands of students fighting to get into nursing programs, schools can’t accommodate that demand, for two major reasons: They can’t find enough faculty to teach classes, and there is a dearth of the required hands-on training opportunities in hospitals and