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by Kandiss Edwards December 29, 2025 The service continues a tradition that traces its roots to Dec. 31, 1862. Morris Brown AME Church Freedom’s Eve Midday Watch Service on Dec. 31 in Charleston, South Carolina, continues a tradition that traces its roots to Dec. 31, 1862, when African Americans, specifically those
Ashanti and Nelly are officially two years into marriage, and they celebrated the milestone in a way that felt intimate, romantic, and unmistakably their own. Sunday, Dec. 28, Ashanti shared a video on Instagram capturing how Nelly surprised her for their second wedding anniversary. The clip opens with Ashanti walking
by Jameelah Mullen December 29, 2025 LGBTQ+ activists say the ruling can negatively impact students’ safety. A federal judge in San Diego ruled that parents have a constitutional right to be informed if their child changes their gender presentation at school, and schools can’t withhold that information from parents. The
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors December 29, 2025 Decide what steps you’ll take in the first quarter to move toward your targets. 5 ways to get your business finances ready for the new year New year, new calendar, and new opportunities for your business. But first comes the cleanup. The weeks
GENEVA (AP) — The United States on Monday announced a $2 billion pledge for U.N. humanitarian aid as President Donald Trump’s administration continues to slash U.S. foreign assistance and warns United Nations agencies to “adapt, shrink or die” in a time of new financial realities.The money is a small fraction
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors December 29, 2025 The bill was introduced by Utah Sens. Mike Lee (R) and John Curtis (R). On Dec. 15, the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources scheduled 15 bills for markup, the final stage for making amendments before voting on advancing a bill to
by Kandiss Edwards December 28, 2025 The petition calls for Minaj to be returned to her home island Trinidad and Tobago. A petition to deport rapper Nicki Minaj, real name Onika Maraj, to her home country of Trinidad and Tobago has gathered more than 37,000 signatures. The petition, hosted on Change.org,
by Ann Brown December 28, 2025 According to Niger government officials, the country is “completely and permanently prohibiting the issuance of visas to all U.S. citizens.” A growing diplomatic standoff is unfolding after one country announced it will cancel all visas for Americans in response to the Trump administration’s expanded
Kameron Carter, the 16-year-old son of rapper Lil Wayne and actress Lauren London, is charming the internet in a clip from an interview he did alongside brothers Dwayne “Tunie” Carter III, 17 and Neal Carter, 16 for their sister Reginae Carter’s ‘Heir Time’ podcast. “For my whole life it’s always
by Kandiss Edwards December 28, 2025 K’aun Green’s wounds were serious enough to derail the young man’s football career. San Jose, California, officials are considering approving an $8 million settlement in a federal excessive-force lawsuit from K’aun Green, the college football player shot four times by a San Jose police
by Kandiss Edwards December 29, 2025 The service continues a tradition that traces its roots to Dec. 31, 1862. Morris Brown AME Church Freedom’s Eve Midday Watch Service on Dec. 31 in Charleston, South Carolina, continues a tradition that traces its roots to Dec. 31, 1862, when African Americans, specifically those
Ashanti and Nelly are officially two years into marriage, and they celebrated the milestone in a way that felt intimate, romantic, and unmistakably their own. Sunday, Dec. 28, Ashanti shared a video on Instagram capturing how Nelly surprised her for their second wedding anniversary. The clip opens with Ashanti walking
by Jameelah Mullen December 29, 2025 LGBTQ+ activists say the ruling can negatively impact students’ safety. A federal judge in San Diego ruled that parents have a constitutional right to be informed if their child changes their gender presentation at school, and schools can’t withhold that information from parents. The
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors December 29, 2025 Decide what steps you’ll take in the first quarter to move toward your targets. 5 ways to get your business finances ready for the new year New year, new calendar, and new opportunities for your business. But first comes the cleanup. The weeks
GENEVA (AP) — The United States on Monday announced a $2 billion pledge for U.N. humanitarian aid as President Donald Trump’s administration continues to slash U.S. foreign assistance and warns United Nations agencies to “adapt, shrink or die” in a time of new financial realities.The money is a small fraction
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors December 29, 2025 The bill was introduced by Utah Sens. Mike Lee (R) and John Curtis (R). On Dec. 15, the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources scheduled 15 bills for markup, the final stage for making amendments before voting on advancing a bill to
by Kandiss Edwards December 28, 2025 The petition calls for Minaj to be returned to her home island Trinidad and Tobago. A petition to deport rapper Nicki Minaj, real name Onika Maraj, to her home country of Trinidad and Tobago has gathered more than 37,000 signatures. The petition, hosted on Change.org,
by Ann Brown December 28, 2025 According to Niger government officials, the country is “completely and permanently prohibiting the issuance of visas to all U.S. citizens.” A growing diplomatic standoff is unfolding after one country announced it will cancel all visas for Americans in response to the Trump administration’s expanded
Kameron Carter, the 16-year-old son of rapper Lil Wayne and actress Lauren London, is charming the internet in a clip from an interview he did alongside brothers Dwayne “Tunie” Carter III, 17 and Neal Carter, 16 for their sister Reginae Carter’s ‘Heir Time’ podcast. “For my whole life it’s always
by Kandiss Edwards December 28, 2025 K’aun Green’s wounds were serious enough to derail the young man’s football career. San Jose, California, officials are considering approving an $8 million settlement in a federal excessive-force lawsuit from K’aun Green, the college football player shot four times by a San Jose police