According to latest data, more than 63% of Americans now live on paycheck to paycheck, which is actually an improvement over the 65% in 2020 and the 64% reached earlier this year.
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Five African Women Making History Today
We take a brief look at five Black women widely considered to be global industry leaders in their particular fields:-
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A Discussion About Love is Necessary for Today’s Society!
Dr. Latangela Crossfield has a master’s degree in Christian education in addition to being a radio show personality and a former professor of history. She is also the brainchild of The Love Manifesto Anthology, which is a collaboration of works generated by several different authors. Join us today as we discuss her vision for the book and why she believes a discussion about love is necessary for today’s society!
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The 404 Fund: Where collaboration beats competition
Discover how The 404 Fund fosters collaboration over competition, empowering Black communities through tech, education, and innovative initiatives.
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Annual cruise to study Gulf ‘dead zone’ celebrates 40 years amid cuts that threaten to ground it
Join an 11-day annual voyage off Louisiana’s coast that uncovers vital data on the seasonal low-oxygen zone, helping to protect marine life, support local fisheries, and inform efforts to reduce the Gulf of Mexico’s dead zone.
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Discover Omega Psi Phi Jewelry: Where Thunder Meets Elevated Style
Omega Psi Phi jewelry and apparel from Worldwide Origins combines the fraternity’s rich heritage with premium craftsmanship, offering officially licensed designs that embody thunder-inspired energy and timeless elegance.
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Enjoy a Safe and Secure Labor Day Weekend with Tips from Branch Insurance Group
Labor Day is a time for celebration, but it also comes with risks. Branch Insurance Group shares essential tips to ensure a safe and secure holiday.
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DISC Sports: The Week’s Top Sports News: Little League World Series, SEC Schedule Shake-Up, and Carlos Alcaraz’s Cincinnati Triumph
This week in sports is packed with excitement! From the Little League World Series to Carlos Alcaraz’s Cincinnati Open win and the SEC’s big schedule change, here’s everything you need to know.
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Top World News Stories Making Headlines This Week: Trump’s DEI Cuts, West Bank Expansion, and Colombia Attacks
This week’s global news highlights include Trump’s controversial DEI funding cuts, Israel’s West Bank settlement expansion, and deadly attacks in Colombia. Dive into the details of these impactful stories shaping the world today.
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DISC Plus: Cleavon “JINX” McClendon: From South Central to the Big Screen
Cleavon “JINX” McClendon’s inspiring journey from South Central Los Angeles to Hollywood showcases his resilience, passion, and dedication to acting.
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A Mother’s Search: Claudette Gurlly Believes Her Long-Lost Son Was Stolen at Birth
Claudette Gurlly’s life changed after a DNA test revealed she might have a long-lost son, stolen at birth. Her search for answers continues.
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Breaking Into the Billion Dollar League
African startups are no longer on the sidelines. With billion-dollar valuations and global ambitions, they are rewriting the rules of innovation and growth.
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Crohn’s Disease: What It Is, Symptoms & Treatment
Crohn’s disease has no cure, but treatments exist. Learn the key symptoms and practical management tips from a gastroenterologist for those newly diagnosed.
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Tamar Braxton Reveals She ‘Almost Died’ in an Accident
Reality TV star Tamar Braxton says she nearly died after a weekend accident she can’t recall, found in a pool of blood with a fractured nose and missing teeth.
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USDA Announces Sweeping Plans to Protect the United States from New World Screwworm
USDA Secretary Brooke L. Rollins unveils its largest New World Screwworm initiative at the Texas State Capitol, expanding the agency’s five-pronged plan with Texas leaders.
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Global Aerospace Summit Showcases Industry Strengths and Potential for Future Growth in the St. Louis Region and Industrywide
The inaugural Global Aerospace Summit in O’Fallon, Illinois drew 400+ leaders to spotlight the St. Louis region’s aerospace assets, growth potential, and workforce initiatives.
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Y2K, Eco-Friendly, and Bold: 2025’s Back-to-School Fashion Guide
Explore the top back-to-school fashion trends for 2025, including Y2K-inspired looks, sustainable clothing, bold patterns, and timeless denim styles.
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NHHM To Honor Kid ‘n Play, Jungle Brothers, DJ Red Alert, Dana Dane, Kwamé, Sweet Tee and DJ Hollywood, Aug. 23
The National Hip-Hop Museum (NHHM) is set to celebrate icons like Kid n’ Play, Jungle Brothers, DJ Red Alert, Dana Dane, Kwame, Sweet Tee, and DJ Hollywood at its August 23rd Hall of Fame Ceremony, highlighting their lasting impact on hip-hop culture.
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DISC Sports: NBA 2025-26 Preview: Impact of Kevin Durant, Giannis Rumors, and Offseason Winners
The NBA 2025-26 season promises excitement with Kevin Durant joining the Rockets, Giannis Antetokounmpo’s uncertain future, and offseason winners reshaping the league.
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“Promoting Health Equity: A Back-to-School Guide for Parents and Educators”
Schools play a vital role in promoting health equity by ensuring access to nutritious meals, mental health support, and inclusive environments for all students.
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The Detroit Boys and Girls Club That Refused to Close
Once on the brink of closure, Detroit’s Boys and Girls Club has become a global tech leader, with teens competing in international drone races and excelling in STEM careers.
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DISCPlus: How Ohene Savànt Is Redefining Hip Hop With Jazz And Education
Ohene Savànt, the Philly-Ghana visionary, is redefining hip hop by blending jazz tradition with educational passion, inspiring a new generation of artists.
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Things To Do In DC: Dive Into the Rhythms of D.C.: Visit the Go-Go Museum
Discover D.C.’s Go-Go Museum, a cultural hotspot celebrating the vibrant history and essence of go-go music. Dive into D.C.’s musical heart.
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Flavonoid-Rich Foods Help Lower Blood Pressure: Study
WASHINGTON — Consuming plant-based foods rich in flavonoids like chocolate and wine, and fruits can improve blood pressure levels. A new study has shown that flavonoid-rich foods appear to have a positive effect on blood pressure levels, an association that is partially explained by characteristics of the gut microbiome. The findings of the study were published in […]
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Things To Do In DC: A Journey Through DC’s Vibrant Chinatown: Food and Culture Await
Unearth the unique blend of flavors and history in Washington D.C.’s Chinatown. Experience vibrant cuisine and cultural landmarks today!