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by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 25, 2025 A quarter of families miss work as a result, often because they don’t have enough diapers to send with their children to child care. In America, diapers have long been treated as a luxury good rather than a necessity. Half of families with
by Mary Spiller October 25, 2025 After months of speculation, the House Democratic leader throws his support behind Mamdani, urging the party to unite against Trump’s influence. House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, who represents New York’s 8th congressional district, has endorsed Zohran Mamdani for New York City mayor, marking a
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 25, 2025 Jordan’s team, 23XI Racing, sued NASCAR and CEO Jim France, claiming that NASCAR used anticompetitive practices to prevent fair competition in the sport. After a failed attempt at mediation, Michael Jordan’s antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR is heading to court, the Associated Press
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 25, 2025 None of the victims were students at the school, but one was a Morgan State attendee. Washington, D.C., police have stated that five people, four adults and one teenager, were shot near the Howard University campus Oct. 24, during the school’s homecoming
by Kandiss Edwards October 25, 2025 The six-part docuseries will premiere Nov. 13 on Peacock. Tiffany Haddish is the latest celebrity to invite viewers to join in on travel with her new show, “Tiffany Haddish Goes Off.” The six-part docuseries will premiere Nov. 13 on Peacock. Haddish will travel to
by Kandiss Edwards October 25, 2025 The launch aligns with major cultural events beginning with Art Basel Paris in 2025. Grammy-winning artist and entrepreneur Swizz Beatz is solidifying his place in the art world, partnering with Qatar Airways to introduce Qatar Airways Creative 100. In the Qatar Airways Creative 100, Swizz Beatz
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 25, 2025 The truth is that heating and cooling systems naturally make noise. Some sounds are harmless; others are red flags. Halloween is the season of haunted houses, shrieks, screams, and ghostly whispers. But if you’ve been startled by strange sounds echoing through your home,
by Jeroslyn JoVonn October 25, 2025 There has been an increase in Asian American enrollment. Harvard’s Class of 2029 admissions show a decline in Black and Hispanic students and an increase in Asian American enrollment. Admissions data released on Oct. 23 reveals that Harvard’s Class of 2029 comprises 11.5% Black
NEW YORK (AP) — Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, pledged Friday to further embrace his Muslim identity in response to growing attacks by former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his surrogates that he characterized as “racist and baseless.” Encircled by faith leaders outside a Bronx mosque, Mamdani spoke
No National Guard troops are expected to be deployed in Portland, Oregon, for at least several days, after a temporary federal appeals court decision Friday. Meanwhile, a judge in Washington, D.C., is weighing whether to pull more than 2,000 troops off the streets of the nation’s capital. The developments are
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 25, 2025 A quarter of families miss work as a result, often because they don’t have enough diapers to send with their children to child care. In America, diapers have long been treated as a luxury good rather than a necessity. Half of families with
by Mary Spiller October 25, 2025 After months of speculation, the House Democratic leader throws his support behind Mamdani, urging the party to unite against Trump’s influence. House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, who represents New York’s 8th congressional district, has endorsed Zohran Mamdani for New York City mayor, marking a
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 25, 2025 Jordan’s team, 23XI Racing, sued NASCAR and CEO Jim France, claiming that NASCAR used anticompetitive practices to prevent fair competition in the sport. After a failed attempt at mediation, Michael Jordan’s antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR is heading to court, the Associated Press
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 25, 2025 None of the victims were students at the school, but one was a Morgan State attendee. Washington, D.C., police have stated that five people, four adults and one teenager, were shot near the Howard University campus Oct. 24, during the school’s homecoming
by Kandiss Edwards October 25, 2025 The six-part docuseries will premiere Nov. 13 on Peacock. Tiffany Haddish is the latest celebrity to invite viewers to join in on travel with her new show, “Tiffany Haddish Goes Off.” The six-part docuseries will premiere Nov. 13 on Peacock. Haddish will travel to
by Kandiss Edwards October 25, 2025 The launch aligns with major cultural events beginning with Art Basel Paris in 2025. Grammy-winning artist and entrepreneur Swizz Beatz is solidifying his place in the art world, partnering with Qatar Airways to introduce Qatar Airways Creative 100. In the Qatar Airways Creative 100, Swizz Beatz
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 25, 2025 The truth is that heating and cooling systems naturally make noise. Some sounds are harmless; others are red flags. Halloween is the season of haunted houses, shrieks, screams, and ghostly whispers. But if you’ve been startled by strange sounds echoing through your home,
by Jeroslyn JoVonn October 25, 2025 There has been an increase in Asian American enrollment. Harvard’s Class of 2029 admissions show a decline in Black and Hispanic students and an increase in Asian American enrollment. Admissions data released on Oct. 23 reveals that Harvard’s Class of 2029 comprises 11.5% Black
NEW YORK (AP) — Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, pledged Friday to further embrace his Muslim identity in response to growing attacks by former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his surrogates that he characterized as “racist and baseless.” Encircled by faith leaders outside a Bronx mosque, Mamdani spoke
No National Guard troops are expected to be deployed in Portland, Oregon, for at least several days, after a temporary federal appeals court decision Friday. Meanwhile, a judge in Washington, D.C., is weighing whether to pull more than 2,000 troops off the streets of the nation’s capital. The developments are