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Rihanna’s 2026 plans may involve having another baby

After teasing the plans she’s weighing for the new year, Rihanna has the internet buzzing once again. The 37-year-old superstar mogul—who recently welcomed her third child—sent fans into a frenzy after she popped into the comments of an Instagram post by “Love Island” alum and new mom Montana Brown, hinting

Residents Are Banding Together To Film, Monitor ICE Agents. Is It Legal?

by Mitti Hicks January 13, 2026 Legal experts say people have First Amendment protections to record and report on federal law enforcement in public spaces. There’s a group in Minneapolis that monitors and informs residents when Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents conduct raids in the community. The group, known

As The Great Wealth Transfer Begins, Most Families Remain Unprepared

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 13, 2026 According to the Federal Reserve, Americans born before 1965 hold more than $105 trillion, or 63%, of household wealth in the U.S. The largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history is here. According to the Federal Reserve, Americans born before 1965 hold more than

10 South African Entrepreneurs Who Are On The Come Up

by Ahsan Washington January 13, 2026 The next generation of Black entrepreneurs in South Africa includes township-born fashion disruptors, tech founders, and clean-energy innovators, who create businesses that merge cultural pride with economic ambition.  These founders create companies that generate employment opportunities, transform traditional industries, and establish new power structures

Rihanna’s 2026 plans may involve having another baby

After teasing the plans she’s weighing for the new year, Rihanna has the internet buzzing once again. The 37-year-old superstar mogul—who recently welcomed her third child—sent fans into a frenzy after she popped into the comments of an Instagram post by “Love Island” alum and new mom Montana Brown, hinting

Residents Are Banding Together To Film, Monitor ICE Agents. Is It Legal?

by Mitti Hicks January 13, 2026 Legal experts say people have First Amendment protections to record and report on federal law enforcement in public spaces. There’s a group in Minneapolis that monitors and informs residents when Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents conduct raids in the community. The group, known

As The Great Wealth Transfer Begins, Most Families Remain Unprepared

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 13, 2026 According to the Federal Reserve, Americans born before 1965 hold more than $105 trillion, or 63%, of household wealth in the U.S. The largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history is here. According to the Federal Reserve, Americans born before 1965 hold more than

10 South African Entrepreneurs Who Are On The Come Up

by Ahsan Washington January 13, 2026 The next generation of Black entrepreneurs in South Africa includes township-born fashion disruptors, tech founders, and clean-energy innovators, who create businesses that merge cultural pride with economic ambition.  These founders create companies that generate employment opportunities, transform traditional industries, and establish new power structures