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by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 12, 2025 The fight occurred during the spotlighted rivalry game that took place at an NFL stadium. A massive fight occurred during the Nov. 8 HBCU football classic between Bethune-Cookman and Grambling State University. Both the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats and Grambling State Tigers traveled to Tampa Bay
Amid historic cuts to health care and other critical services and concerns of civil rights rollbacks, the Democratic Party is facing criticisms from its base that it is not doing enough to meet the moment against President Donald Trump and the Republican Party’s MAGA dominance. Last week’s elections gave Democrats
Despite the historic 42-day government shutdown seemingly nearing an end, President Donald Trump continues to push back against a court order to fully fund SNAP for November, ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. The Trump administration took things further when the U.S. Department of Agriculture demanded that states “undo” attempts to
by Mary Spiller November 12, 2025 The 69-year-old singer kept a positive tone in her message to fans while prompting an outpouring of concern and support online. La Toya Jackson’s latest social media post has fans worried after the singer shared a brief video update from what appeared to be
by Mary Spiller November 12, 2025 Detroit police are asking for the public’s help in finding 15-year-old Madison McGee who went missing when returning from school. Detroit Police are asking for the public’s help in finding 15-year-old Madison McGee, who went missing on Nov. 6 after leaving school. McGee was
by Mary Spiller November 12, 2025 State officials are reminding marijuana retailers to alert authorities if customers purchase or possess more than twice the legal amount. Michigan cannabis retailers say they’re struggling to understand new guidance from state regulators urging them to report customers who buy or possess illegal amounts
The funeral for “So You Think You Can Dance” winner Joshua Allen, who died in September, erupted into chaos when a fight broke out in front of his casket. On Saturday, Nov. 8, Allen’s loved ones gathered at a church in Texas when a woman identified as his girlfriend arrived.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — The number of confirmed deaths from Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica rose to 45, with 15 other people missing, authorities said Tuesday. The death toll is expected to rise, with officials still trying to reach two towns that remain cut off since the catastrophic Category 5 storm made
WASHINGTON (AP) — The longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history appears to be nearing an end, but not without leaving a mark on an already-struggling economy. About 1.25 million federal workers haven’t been paid since Oct. 1. Thousands of flights have been canceled, a trend that is expected to continue
The Supreme Court on Tuesday extended an administrative stay until Thursday on a lower court decision that required the Trump administration to make full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments during the ongoing government shutdown. The decision does not deny the legal merits of the case, but continues to place
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 12, 2025 The fight occurred during the spotlighted rivalry game that took place at an NFL stadium. A massive fight occurred during the Nov. 8 HBCU football classic between Bethune-Cookman and Grambling State University. Both the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats and Grambling State Tigers traveled to Tampa Bay
Amid historic cuts to health care and other critical services and concerns of civil rights rollbacks, the Democratic Party is facing criticisms from its base that it is not doing enough to meet the moment against President Donald Trump and the Republican Party’s MAGA dominance. Last week’s elections gave Democrats
Despite the historic 42-day government shutdown seemingly nearing an end, President Donald Trump continues to push back against a court order to fully fund SNAP for November, ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. The Trump administration took things further when the U.S. Department of Agriculture demanded that states “undo” attempts to
by Mary Spiller November 12, 2025 The 69-year-old singer kept a positive tone in her message to fans while prompting an outpouring of concern and support online. La Toya Jackson’s latest social media post has fans worried after the singer shared a brief video update from what appeared to be
by Mary Spiller November 12, 2025 Detroit police are asking for the public’s help in finding 15-year-old Madison McGee who went missing when returning from school. Detroit Police are asking for the public’s help in finding 15-year-old Madison McGee, who went missing on Nov. 6 after leaving school. McGee was
by Mary Spiller November 12, 2025 State officials are reminding marijuana retailers to alert authorities if customers purchase or possess more than twice the legal amount. Michigan cannabis retailers say they’re struggling to understand new guidance from state regulators urging them to report customers who buy or possess illegal amounts
The funeral for “So You Think You Can Dance” winner Joshua Allen, who died in September, erupted into chaos when a fight broke out in front of his casket. On Saturday, Nov. 8, Allen’s loved ones gathered at a church in Texas when a woman identified as his girlfriend arrived.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — The number of confirmed deaths from Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica rose to 45, with 15 other people missing, authorities said Tuesday. The death toll is expected to rise, with officials still trying to reach two towns that remain cut off since the catastrophic Category 5 storm made
WASHINGTON (AP) — The longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history appears to be nearing an end, but not without leaving a mark on an already-struggling economy. About 1.25 million federal workers haven’t been paid since Oct. 1. Thousands of flights have been canceled, a trend that is expected to continue
The Supreme Court on Tuesday extended an administrative stay until Thursday on a lower court decision that required the Trump administration to make full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payments during the ongoing government shutdown. The decision does not deny the legal merits of the case, but continues to place