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by Sharelle B. McNair January 21, 2026 The tech world’s support of President Donal Trump has vastly changed between his first and second terms in office. Employees working at Silicon Valley’s most lucrative tech companies are standing up for change, rallying for their bosses to put pressure on President Donald Trump to
by Jeroslyn JoVonn January 21, 2026 Georgia lawmakers are moving forward with new legislation aimed at shielding homeowners from what critics say are overly aggressive HOA practices. Several Georgia Senate bills are under consideration that seek to rein in what homeowners say are abusive or overly aggressive homeowner associations hungry
by Jeffrey McKinney January 21, 2026 A good financial wellness plan includes balancing long-term money goals with joy and spontaneity. January is when people often enthusiastically set goals to save more money, reduce spending, and consider new plans to elevate their finances and secure their financial wellness. Pertaining to Black
Lizzo is gearing up to have the last laugh with Netflix. The 37-year-old R&B star will bring both music and comedy to the stage as she hosts a comedy showcase during “Netflix Is a Joke Fest” in Los Angeles this May. “I got everybody & they mama on this show
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 21, 2026 Renters and their personal property can be just as vulnerable to theft, damage, and visitor injury as homeowners. If you lease a space, you’ve got fewer home-maintenance things to worry about than homeowners do. But renters and their personal property can be just
Christina Milian quickly became a household name in the early 2000s, starring in Black teen comedies and beyond. But before she could truly launch her career, the starlet changed her name. The 44-year-old actress and singer, born Christina Flores and who hails from Jersey City, New Jersey, opened up about
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 21, 2026 The results could open a new front in the evolving discussion over how to use AI in schools — and how closely humans must watch it when it’s interacting with kids, The 74 reports. A tutor powered by AI, paired with a human
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 21, 2026 Tax Day, April 15, may still be months away, but Current, a consumer fintech banking platform, shares five steps you can take now to help ensure that preparing and filing your taxes go smoothly. Whether you owe Uncle Sam money or you’re receiving
When I jumped back into SUCCESS as Managing Director in July 2025, it was to help the organization pivot into being an AI-first company. The technology was moving fast, and we needed to move with it — not watch from the sidelines. It started with Lovable. Then in August, GPT-5
Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell are comedy staples to a generation that grew up on “All That,” “Kenan & Kel,” and the original “Good Burger” movie. Now the duo is reuniting and not just for a one-off for Amazon. The former Nickelodeon duo is set to star in and produce
by Sharelle B. McNair January 21, 2026 The tech world’s support of President Donal Trump has vastly changed between his first and second terms in office. Employees working at Silicon Valley’s most lucrative tech companies are standing up for change, rallying for their bosses to put pressure on President Donald Trump to
by Jeroslyn JoVonn January 21, 2026 Georgia lawmakers are moving forward with new legislation aimed at shielding homeowners from what critics say are overly aggressive HOA practices. Several Georgia Senate bills are under consideration that seek to rein in what homeowners say are abusive or overly aggressive homeowner associations hungry
by Jeffrey McKinney January 21, 2026 A good financial wellness plan includes balancing long-term money goals with joy and spontaneity. January is when people often enthusiastically set goals to save more money, reduce spending, and consider new plans to elevate their finances and secure their financial wellness. Pertaining to Black
Lizzo is gearing up to have the last laugh with Netflix. The 37-year-old R&B star will bring both music and comedy to the stage as she hosts a comedy showcase during “Netflix Is a Joke Fest” in Los Angeles this May. “I got everybody & they mama on this show
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 21, 2026 Renters and their personal property can be just as vulnerable to theft, damage, and visitor injury as homeowners. If you lease a space, you’ve got fewer home-maintenance things to worry about than homeowners do. But renters and their personal property can be just
Christina Milian quickly became a household name in the early 2000s, starring in Black teen comedies and beyond. But before she could truly launch her career, the starlet changed her name. The 44-year-old actress and singer, born Christina Flores and who hails from Jersey City, New Jersey, opened up about
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 21, 2026 The results could open a new front in the evolving discussion over how to use AI in schools — and how closely humans must watch it when it’s interacting with kids, The 74 reports. A tutor powered by AI, paired with a human
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 21, 2026 Tax Day, April 15, may still be months away, but Current, a consumer fintech banking platform, shares five steps you can take now to help ensure that preparing and filing your taxes go smoothly. Whether you owe Uncle Sam money or you’re receiving
When I jumped back into SUCCESS as Managing Director in July 2025, it was to help the organization pivot into being an AI-first company. The technology was moving fast, and we needed to move with it — not watch from the sidelines. It started with Lovable. Then in August, GPT-5
Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell are comedy staples to a generation that grew up on “All That,” “Kenan & Kel,” and the original “Good Burger” movie. Now the duo is reuniting and not just for a one-off for Amazon. The former Nickelodeon duo is set to star in and produce