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by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton December 4, 2025 ‘Omg yall I’m NOT coming back.’ After reports started coming out that retired tennis legend Serena Williams had re-entered the drug testing pool, there was speculation that she would be making a comeback. Still, once she caught wind of the same rumors,
by Kandiss Edwards December 4, 2025 The change allows employers to bypass previously selected message settings. Google rolled out a new feature that allows employers to archive text messages sent on company-provided Android devices. Under the update, employers using device-management tools such as Google’s Enterprise platform log every message regardless
“Abbott Elementary” creator Quinta Brunson is channelling her inner Janine Teagues in her latest initiative. This week, Brunson launched “The Quinta Brunson Field Trip Fund.” In partnership with the School District of Philadelphia, the fund was created to provide free school trips for the city’s students. “I’m proud to support
by Jeroslyn JoVonn December 4, 2025 Insiders warn the new $45 penalty for flying without a REAL ID could hit families the hardest. The fee for American travelers who go through TSA airport security without a REAL ID or passport will increase from $18 to $45 next year. On Dec.
After several corporations announced they were ending diversity, equity and inclusion programs, U.S. wireless carrier AT&T is the latest corporation to enact such a move. FCC Chair Brendan Carr said AT&T’s letter on Tuesday confirmed its previously announced commitment to ending its DEI-related policies, writing that the company “does not
Five and a half months after doctors in Georgia delivered a premature baby to a brain-dead mother, the child’s grandmother is optimistic about his chances of surviving. April Newkirk shared on GoFundMe that her grandchild, Chance, has improved to 11 pounds after being born at one pound and 13 ounces.
Halle Berry has reached the stage in life where she says she has “zero f-cks left to give,” and she’s not holding back. During an appearance at The New York Times Dealbook Summit this week, the actress and menopause advocate criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom. “Back in my great state
The family drama between Brian McKnight and his estranged first family may have entered its most poignant chapter yet. During an exclusive interview with Marc Lamont Hill, McKnight’s son, Brian McKnight Jr., and ex-wife Julie McKnight opened up about their relationship and how things have gone awry. In one segment
The “So You Think You Can Dance” community is grieving another loss. On Tuesday (Dec. 2), Donyelle Jones, the reality dance competition’s season two finalist, died after a long battle with breast cancer. Her family announced the news on her Instagram account, “Today at 8:34 am, Donyelle Denise Wilson transitioned.”
As the AI industry explodes in the United States, backed by hundreds of billions of dollars in investments from tech companies, Democratic lawmakers and civil rights leaders are calling on Congress to protect Black Americans and marginalized groups from bias. “We need to be able to trust that when as
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton December 4, 2025 ‘Omg yall I’m NOT coming back.’ After reports started coming out that retired tennis legend Serena Williams had re-entered the drug testing pool, there was speculation that she would be making a comeback. Still, once she caught wind of the same rumors,
by Kandiss Edwards December 4, 2025 The change allows employers to bypass previously selected message settings. Google rolled out a new feature that allows employers to archive text messages sent on company-provided Android devices. Under the update, employers using device-management tools such as Google’s Enterprise platform log every message regardless
“Abbott Elementary” creator Quinta Brunson is channelling her inner Janine Teagues in her latest initiative. This week, Brunson launched “The Quinta Brunson Field Trip Fund.” In partnership with the School District of Philadelphia, the fund was created to provide free school trips for the city’s students. “I’m proud to support
by Jeroslyn JoVonn December 4, 2025 Insiders warn the new $45 penalty for flying without a REAL ID could hit families the hardest. The fee for American travelers who go through TSA airport security without a REAL ID or passport will increase from $18 to $45 next year. On Dec.
After several corporations announced they were ending diversity, equity and inclusion programs, U.S. wireless carrier AT&T is the latest corporation to enact such a move. FCC Chair Brendan Carr said AT&T’s letter on Tuesday confirmed its previously announced commitment to ending its DEI-related policies, writing that the company “does not
Five and a half months after doctors in Georgia delivered a premature baby to a brain-dead mother, the child’s grandmother is optimistic about his chances of surviving. April Newkirk shared on GoFundMe that her grandchild, Chance, has improved to 11 pounds after being born at one pound and 13 ounces.
Halle Berry has reached the stage in life where she says she has “zero f-cks left to give,” and she’s not holding back. During an appearance at The New York Times Dealbook Summit this week, the actress and menopause advocate criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom. “Back in my great state
The family drama between Brian McKnight and his estranged first family may have entered its most poignant chapter yet. During an exclusive interview with Marc Lamont Hill, McKnight’s son, Brian McKnight Jr., and ex-wife Julie McKnight opened up about their relationship and how things have gone awry. In one segment
The “So You Think You Can Dance” community is grieving another loss. On Tuesday (Dec. 2), Donyelle Jones, the reality dance competition’s season two finalist, died after a long battle with breast cancer. Her family announced the news on her Instagram account, “Today at 8:34 am, Donyelle Denise Wilson transitioned.”
As the AI industry explodes in the United States, backed by hundreds of billions of dollars in investments from tech companies, Democratic lawmakers and civil rights leaders are calling on Congress to protect Black Americans and marginalized groups from bias. “We need to be able to trust that when as