Facebook has long marketed itself as a social media platform that encourages people to form more “Meaningful connection.” The app, however, has recently come under
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees were announced early this year. Seven of these inductees are African Americans. This makes this year’s
A silent panic covers the U.S. as shelves in local retail stores run low, empty and with some items requiring a waitlist to access them—with
Colin Powell, the first U.S. black Secretary of State and military leader, whose leadership in several administrations helped formulate foreign policy, died on Monday morning
Loan forgiveness—it felt promised. Especially when President Joe Biden issued his support for $10,000 of undergraduate or graduate student debt relief on his campaign, for
We are now entering the post-pandemic period, and as excited as we all are, we cannot afford to forget the hell Covid-19 has taken us
With the total global Covid-19 cases standing at 37,099,164 in the first week of October, children have represented 16.3 percent of all accumulated cases. And
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) broke out in Wuhan, China late November 2019. COVID-19 is caused by the SARS-CoV-2. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared coronavirus
Did you know that a “Covid” fee might pop up on your medical bills when you or a loved one access healthcare? Though the surprise
It has long been advised that homeownership is a brilliant way to start building wealth. But Americans weighed down by student debt payments, the dream
DEI stands for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. And many social injustices movements, such as the Black Lives Movement, have shed light on cases of social
Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp suffered outages Monday, according to public statements from the three Facebook services. “We’re aware that some people are having trouble accessing
For some, finding love during the pandemic has felt like cycling uphill—leaving some winded and on the verge of giving up the search. With Covid-19
It has been two years since the pandemic hit—two years of losing loved ones and two years of the economy being brought to its knees.
The 76th session of the U.N. General Assembly (UNGA 76) opened last Tuesday – the 14th of September 2021. The session kicked off with the
Ninah Jackson, Political Science, Class of 2025 School is back in session, and I talk with Ninah Jackson a recent graduate of Oxon Hill High
Hours before the Tuesday August 31, 2021, deadline, the last of American troops withdrew from Kabul. Their departure marking the end of the 20-year-old war.
On Wednesday, the fatal shooting of 27-year-old Antwan Gilmore by a D.C. officer marked the most recent shooting in D.C. The 27-year-old man was found
According to a Texas A&M University School of Public Health survey, 31% of the 5000 respondents said they did not intend to pursue vaccination. The
The figures are extraordinary, and the ramifications are massive. Never have so many kids been away from school at the same time, impeding learning and
On Wednesday, President Biden at the White House officially endorsed the vaccine booster stating, “It’s the best way to protect ourselves from new variants. The
Chaos continues in Afghanistan as many Afghanis remain stranded at the airport with the hopes of fleeing the country after Kabul collapsed to the Taliban on
Fox’s 911 Star Angela Bassett makes history as the highest-paid Black actress on TV. Following a series of pay increases on Fox’s drama series 9-1-1, Angela
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barret, last week Thursday, denied the request made by Indiana University students to block the vaccine mandate. Her decision came
The Islamist group, Taliban, has made tremendous gains in Afghanistan, even after President Biden promised that the United States Forces’ departure would not be hasty.
Courtney Kemp and Netflix are teaming up.
