Join influencer Phil Lewis from What I Am I Reading as he dives into this week’s top trending beats and conversations shaping the nation. Get the inside scoop and stay updated!
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DISC Sports: The Week’s Top Sports News: Blockbuster NFL Trades, Wimbledon Finals, and MLB Gambling Scandals
From shocking NFL trades to nail-biting action at Wimbledon and a new gambling scandal in MLB, this week’s sports news is nonstop drama. Here’s everything you may have missed—get caught up and join the conversation!
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Secretary Rollins Terminates Biden’s Racial and Gender Discrimination in USDA Programs
The USDA has issued a final rule removing discriminatory racial and gender preferences from its programs, ending policies that the Biden Administration used to justify biased practices
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Gaming in Africa: The Next Frontier for VC and Tech Innovation
Ibrahim Sagna Investor | Chairman | Host Let’s set the record straight: Africa’s gaming ecosystem isn’t emerging—it’s exploding. With nearly 350 million gamers and $1.8 billion in revenue in 2024, growth rates here outpace many mature markets. Mobile gaming drives this surge with 90% of spend, fueled by a young, smartphone-savvy population craving for culturally […]
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Trump Administration Launches $16 Billion Disaster Assistance Program for Farmers
Image by Tim Mossholder for Unsplash Washington, D.C., July 9, 2025 – In a significant move to support American farmers, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins announced the launch of the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program (SDRP), providing $16 billion in assistance to agricultural producers who suffered crop losses due to natural disasters in 2023 and […]
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DISC Plus: Ashanti Abdullah Knew Artists Were Bleeding Cash. So He Did Something About It
When Ashanti Abdullah noticed how much money independent artists were losing to streaming platforms, he took action. With Disc Plus, a tech-savvy solution, he’s helping musicians maximize their earnings and take back control over their creative work.
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Drought means “drier than normal.” But “normal” is changing
Discover how Missouri State Climatologist Zack Leasor delves into over 100 years of handwritten climate records in Columbia, revealing historic weather events like the scorching 111°F day in 1936.
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8 Infectious Diseases On The Rise Right Now
Learn how contagious, communicable, and infectious diseases like measles spread through casual contact and airborne transmission. Stay informed to protect yourself and others.
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7 Foods That Cause Inflammation All Over Your Body
Learn how making the right food choices can not only transform your body, but also prevent inflammation and relieve joint pain, making daily activities easier and more enjoyable.
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Deion Sanders Reveals Bladder Cancer Diagnosis; Road to Recovery
The latest on Deion “Prime Time” Sanders as he reveals his diagnosis of aggressive bladder cancer, his recovery journey, and his ongoing impact on college football coaching.
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Farm Security is National Security: The Trump Administration Takes Bold Action to Elevate American Agriculture in National Security
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins unveils the National Farm Security Action Plan, elevating agriculture as a vital component of national security and resilience against foreign threats.
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What I Learned After Getting Prostate Cancer a Third Time
Courtesy of Prostatecancer.net By Dennis E. Golden This story begins in 2013 with an unexpected diagnosis of prostate cancer with a Gleason score of 9 and a PSA reading of just 2.1. You read the numbers correctly. My general practitioner (GP) assured me that since my PSA score was under 3, it suggested there was a zero possibility of prostate […]
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Powering Africa’s Digital Future: Data Centres as the Continent’s Infrastructure Backbone
Africa’s data revolution is here: Modern data centres are becoming the backbone of the continent’s digital transformation, driving economic growth, innovation, and improved connectivity for businesses and communities alike.
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NASA Rocket Launch Streamed Live Via UIN’S iPTV Global Network, Besting Netflix By Months
NASA’s latest rocket launch wasn’t just a leap for space exploration—it marked a major streaming milestone as the event was broadcast live on the UIN IPTV Global Network, reaching viewers before Netflix could react. Discover how this coverage is changing the way the world watches space news.
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Has the Historical Oppression of the Black (watermelon) Farmer in the United States Weakened America’s True Farming Capabilities? (Part II)
The legacy of Black watermelon farmers in America is marked by adversity and innovation. This story explores how systemic oppression not only harmed individuals and communities but also limited the overall growth and development of U.S. agriculture. The resilience and ingenuity of these farmers remain a largely uncelebrated key to better farming for all.
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Has the Historical Oppression of the Black (watermelon) Farmer in the United States Weakened America’s True Farming Capabilities? (Part III)
This article examines the history and present-day impact of discriminatory practices against Black farmers in the United States, including the Pigford v. Glickman case, and profiles a number of successful Black farmers, including Abraham Carpenter, Charles Guidry, and Phil Haynie.
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Travelution: Budget Travel Destinations to Inspire Your Next Adventure
Looking for new places to travel without breaking the bank? “Travelution” explores top budget destinations, offering tips and inspiration for affordable getaways worldwide.
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Home Run: Baseball Dominates Sports In The Dominican Republic
The game is so popular that even foreign players train there.
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Elon Musk’s America Party: A Bold Gambit or a Billionaire’s Vanity Project?
Elon Musk has introduced the “America Party,” calling into question the role of billionaires in politics. Is his move a serious shake-up or just another vanity project? The new party is already fueling debates nationwide.
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Top 10 Essentials for an Unforgettable Family Picnic This Summer
Planning the perfect family picnic this summer? From comfy blankets to tasty snacks and fun games, make your outdoor gathering a breeze with these must-have essentials.
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Should the NCAA Be Abolished?
Are college athletes better off without the NCAA? Dive into the heated debate over athlete compensation, fairness, and the future of college sports.
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Are People Using Bitcoin for House Purchase in the future?
Bitcoin is getting more common for use in traditional means of buying items such as property.
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Are we Screening our kids for anxiety and depression?
The mental health of children and teens in the U.S. has been getting worse for years before the pandemic. The pandemic only worsened things. That’s what prompted the task force to look closely at the research to see whether screening children using standardized questionnaires might benefit them.
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The racist history that helps explain our present wealth gap
“Redlining directed both public and private capital to native-born white families and away from African American and immigrant families,” concluded a team of researchers at four universities, including the University of Richmond, that put these maps online.
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Racial Wealth Snapshot: Women, Men, And Racial Wealth Divide
The economic instability men and women face is profoundly influenced by racial economic inequality. This snapshot will briefly review the socio-economic differences between men and women and highlight how those differences intersect with racial and ethnic disparities in the United States.