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LeBron James Is Coping With Sciatica As His NBA Season Gets Underway

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton November 19, 2025 ‘If you ain’t never had it, and people are making jokes about it, I pray you never get it. It’s not fun.’ Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James spoke about his experience with sciatica before making a historic debut in his first

Usher Sues Longtime Friend Producer Brian-Michael Cox For Failed Property Deal

by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 19, 2025 The lawsuit is over an the defendants’ attorney not paying Usher back for a recalled loan. Usher has sued Brian-Michael Cox and other business partners over a failed property purchase meant for a restaurant deal. Usher’s legal team filed a lawsuit Nov. 14, claiming

David Banner: Stillness, Systems, and Self-Mastery: A Revolutionary Path

The 51-year-old Mississippi native has intentionally defined his contemporary legacy by championing systemic change and economic self-determination, often years ahead of the mainstream conversation. His influence spans from defining the essential, aggressive contours of the Southern sound to advocating for radical mental wellness and establishing vital business infrastructure for Black

Can Black Friday Be Sustainable? Here’s How To Shop Smarter This Year

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 19, 2025 The message is everywhere: Buy now, buy fast, buy more. But behind the excitement lies a bigger story about the culture of more, and the toll it takes on both people and the planet. Black Friday isn’t just a shopping day anymore. It’s

Jamaica’s Consul General To New York, Alsion Roach Wilson, Has Died

by Keka Araújo November 19, 2025 She was the founder of her own financial consulting firm, the Alsion Roach Group, following a celebrated Wall Street career. Alsion Roach Wilson, Jamaica’s highly regarded Consul General to New York since 2019, has died at her New York home, officials announced last week.

Bipartisan bill aims to pay air traffic controllers during future shutdowns

The flight disruptions during the record government shutdown that ended last week inspired a rare act of bipartisanship in Washington on Tuesday, when congressional representatives from both parties introduced legislation that would allow air traffic controllers to get paid during future shutdowns. The bill proposes funding salaries, operating expenses and other Federal Aviation Administration