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Black-Owned Seasoning Brands To Spice Up Your Holiday Table

by Ahsan Washington November 26, 2025 Black-owned seasonings brands bring both flavor and meaning to holiday dishes. Holiday cooking vibes continue as families gather in their kitchens to prepare traditional and non-traditional holiday meals, which require equal attention to both flavor and food preparation. Black-owned seasoning brands are transformational in

Can Black women help Doug Jones make history again in Alabama?

Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones is seeking to become Alabama’s next governor, and he’ll likely need the support of Black women to do it. Jones announced his campaign for governor on Monday, setting up a potential rematch against U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville, who is seeking the Republican nomination. Tuberville defeated

Houston Funeral Home Under Investigation For Alleged Identity Theft

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton November 26, 2025 The funeral home has recently had its business license revoked as well. A Houston funeral home is under investigation after multiple people accused it of identity theft. Police also state that the place of business had its license revoked recently. According to

Changes Underway For Social Security Recipients—Here’s What To Know

by Mitti Hicks November 26, 2025 The Social Security Administration announced a 2.8% COLA increase for 2026 to mitigate rising costs of healthcare, housing, and groceries. Within the next few weeks, Social Security recipients will see changes to how they receive benefits and to the cost-of-living adjustment. For starters, millions

Education Dept. To Delist Architecture As Professional Degree

by Mitti Hicks November 26, 2025 The move stems from the terms of the One Big Beautiful Bill. The Trump administration is delisting architecture as a professional degree by the U.S. Department of Education, which could have a significant impact on students and the industry.   As Dezeen reports, the

Track Star Kayla White’s Road To Victory Started At North Carolina A&T

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton November 26, 2025 She hopes for “more medals, more PRs, and just more healthy seasons.” North Carolina A&T alumna Kayla White has built quite the career post-college, including winning a gold medal for the USA at the World Athletics Championship. In college, she competed in

Europe Focuses On Resetting Relationship With Africa During EU-AU Summit 2025

by Mitti Hicks November 26, 2025 Experts believe the continents can help each other. European and African leaders meet in Luanda, Angola’s capital for a summit, the the two continents’ relationship is in a precarious position. As the Kofi Annan Foundation points out, the EU is signing deals worth hundreds

Black-Owned Seasoning Brands To Spice Up Your Holiday Table

by Ahsan Washington November 26, 2025 Black-owned seasonings brands bring both flavor and meaning to holiday dishes. Holiday cooking vibes continue as families gather in their kitchens to prepare traditional and non-traditional holiday meals, which require equal attention to both flavor and food preparation. Black-owned seasoning brands are transformational in

Can Black women help Doug Jones make history again in Alabama?

Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones is seeking to become Alabama’s next governor, and he’ll likely need the support of Black women to do it. Jones announced his campaign for governor on Monday, setting up a potential rematch against U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville, who is seeking the Republican nomination. Tuberville defeated

Houston Funeral Home Under Investigation For Alleged Identity Theft

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton November 26, 2025 The funeral home has recently had its business license revoked as well. A Houston funeral home is under investigation after multiple people accused it of identity theft. Police also state that the place of business had its license revoked recently. According to

Changes Underway For Social Security Recipients—Here’s What To Know

by Mitti Hicks November 26, 2025 The Social Security Administration announced a 2.8% COLA increase for 2026 to mitigate rising costs of healthcare, housing, and groceries. Within the next few weeks, Social Security recipients will see changes to how they receive benefits and to the cost-of-living adjustment. For starters, millions

Education Dept. To Delist Architecture As Professional Degree

by Mitti Hicks November 26, 2025 The move stems from the terms of the One Big Beautiful Bill. The Trump administration is delisting architecture as a professional degree by the U.S. Department of Education, which could have a significant impact on students and the industry.   As Dezeen reports, the

Track Star Kayla White’s Road To Victory Started At North Carolina A&T

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton November 26, 2025 She hopes for “more medals, more PRs, and just more healthy seasons.” North Carolina A&T alumna Kayla White has built quite the career post-college, including winning a gold medal for the USA at the World Athletics Championship. In college, she competed in

Europe Focuses On Resetting Relationship With Africa During EU-AU Summit 2025

by Mitti Hicks November 26, 2025 Experts believe the continents can help each other. European and African leaders meet in Luanda, Angola’s capital for a summit, the the two continents’ relationship is in a precarious position. As the Kofi Annan Foundation points out, the EU is signing deals worth hundreds