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U.S. Senate candidate Jasmine Crockett is hitting back after Vice President JD Vance delivered a personal attack against her, calling the Black congresswoman a “street girl.” While delivering a speech on Sunday at Turning Point USA’s America Fest, Vance rebuked Democrats for “not sending their best” in the upcoming 2026
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman December 22, 2025 From Pittsfield, Massachusetts, to Pasadena, California, Kwanzaa observers from anywhere can take part in a celebration. Kwanzaa celebrations have begun, with the seven-day cultural holiday highlighting the empowerment and unity of the Black community. Since its inception, Kwanzaa, which runs from Dec. 26 to
Are Tyla and Travis Scott a little more than collaborators? Some fans — and at least one source — seem to think so. A source recently told Complex that after years of speculation and multiple collaborations — including a new music video that shows the pair on what looks like
by Kandiss Edwards December 22, 2025 Video footage of the incident shows a military police officer lifting Kareem El and body slamming him on the pavement. U.S. Forces Japan acknowledged that military police made a “mistake” when they detained an American civilian, Kareem El, in the city of Okinawa. Viral
Sheryl Lee Ralph has had enough of the turbulence that seems to come with flying these days — and she’s making it known. In a post shared on X on Saturday, Dec. 20, the 68-year-old actress called out American Airlines after what she described as a chaotic and poorly managed
Melanin Bee curves her spine like a stretching cat as she lets out a maniacal, forced laugh. The quick-fire pattern of manufactured giggles —“oh, hoo hoo hoo, eeh, ha ha ha”— soon ripples into genuine laughter, and she giddily kicks her feet. She’s practicing what she calls Laughasté, a hilarious yoga
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors December 22, 2025 “A shelter could and should be a place where you can take back your power and control,” Goodman says. One way to empower people fleeing domestic violence? Make shelter locations public. When the Houston Area Women’s Center (HAWC) began exploring the idea of
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors December 22, 2025 Instead of aiming for perfection, Finder.com offers 12 money management ideas to help you set realistic goals you can achieve in a year. While we don’t always follow through with them, picking the right New Year’s resolution that is realistic, doable, and simple
PHOENIX (AP) — When Turning Point USA’s annual AmericaFest convention reached its halfway point, Erika Kirk tried to put a smiling face on things. “Say what you want about AmFest, but it’s definitely not boring,” said Kirk, who has led the influential conservative organization since her husband Charlie was assassinated in
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman December 21, 2025 The company now faces another discrimination lawsuit over alleged bias. JPMorgan Chase is facing a lawsuit by two former Black female employees who claim the company assigned them to less affluent areas in Brooklyn, New York, due to their race, Bloomberg reports. In the
U.S. Senate candidate Jasmine Crockett is hitting back after Vice President JD Vance delivered a personal attack against her, calling the Black congresswoman a “street girl.” While delivering a speech on Sunday at Turning Point USA’s America Fest, Vance rebuked Democrats for “not sending their best” in the upcoming 2026
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman December 22, 2025 From Pittsfield, Massachusetts, to Pasadena, California, Kwanzaa observers from anywhere can take part in a celebration. Kwanzaa celebrations have begun, with the seven-day cultural holiday highlighting the empowerment and unity of the Black community. Since its inception, Kwanzaa, which runs from Dec. 26 to
Are Tyla and Travis Scott a little more than collaborators? Some fans — and at least one source — seem to think so. A source recently told Complex that after years of speculation and multiple collaborations — including a new music video that shows the pair on what looks like
by Kandiss Edwards December 22, 2025 Video footage of the incident shows a military police officer lifting Kareem El and body slamming him on the pavement. U.S. Forces Japan acknowledged that military police made a “mistake” when they detained an American civilian, Kareem El, in the city of Okinawa. Viral
Sheryl Lee Ralph has had enough of the turbulence that seems to come with flying these days — and she’s making it known. In a post shared on X on Saturday, Dec. 20, the 68-year-old actress called out American Airlines after what she described as a chaotic and poorly managed
Melanin Bee curves her spine like a stretching cat as she lets out a maniacal, forced laugh. The quick-fire pattern of manufactured giggles —“oh, hoo hoo hoo, eeh, ha ha ha”— soon ripples into genuine laughter, and she giddily kicks her feet. She’s practicing what she calls Laughasté, a hilarious yoga
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors December 22, 2025 “A shelter could and should be a place where you can take back your power and control,” Goodman says. One way to empower people fleeing domestic violence? Make shelter locations public. When the Houston Area Women’s Center (HAWC) began exploring the idea of
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors December 22, 2025 Instead of aiming for perfection, Finder.com offers 12 money management ideas to help you set realistic goals you can achieve in a year. While we don’t always follow through with them, picking the right New Year’s resolution that is realistic, doable, and simple
PHOENIX (AP) — When Turning Point USA’s annual AmericaFest convention reached its halfway point, Erika Kirk tried to put a smiling face on things. “Say what you want about AmFest, but it’s definitely not boring,” said Kirk, who has led the influential conservative organization since her husband Charlie was assassinated in
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman December 21, 2025 The company now faces another discrimination lawsuit over alleged bias. JPMorgan Chase is facing a lawsuit by two former Black female employees who claim the company assigned them to less affluent areas in Brooklyn, New York, due to their race, Bloomberg reports. In the