For POC families or single homebuyers that have a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, this means more money will be paid towards interest over the life of the loan.
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How Will The Upcoming Recession Impact POC
. The upcoming economic strife will have a serious impact not only on consumer spending but also on base livelihoods.
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Health watch: What to Expect From this Flu Season
The flu is predicted to have a huge comeback in the winter of 2022. Continue reading to learn tips for how to protect yourself and your family from severe illness this season.
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The Narrative, And Entertainment
We bring that ethic to all of our areas, but especially to the world of entertainment.
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The Demand for the Flu Antiviral Drug Tamiflu Has Increase Early in Flu Season
The severity of the flu disease affects people of all ages.
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Snoop Dogg Biopic in the Works at Universal Pictures
Snoop Dogg is getting a big-screen biopic.
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Gen Z’s Top Business Heroes Are Rihanna And Beyoncé
Rihanna and Beyonce are ‘more relatable’ than moguls such as Jeff Bezos according to Gen Z’s
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Scientists Scrape Facebook Accounts for Hints About Suicide Risk
A group of Israeli researchers has developed new early-detection tools aimed at preventing suicide in at-risk populations.
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Elon Musk Reassures Twitter Advertisers In A Virtual Town Hall In A New Vision
Twitter CEO Elon Musk spoke to the more than 2,900 advertising partners of the social media platform on Wednesday
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Bolivia’s ‘Water People’ Face Uncertain Future With Loss Of Major Lifeline
Bolivia’s Lake Poopo was once a fountain of life for local inhabitants, but it is now a desert with abandoned boats.
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Existing Drug May Reduce Breast Cancer Relapses By 88%
Experiments on mice show promise for a breakthrough approach of adding an existing drug to the chemotherapy regimen.
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Rand study offers revealing findings about Black American veterans
Black veterans also have “a substantially lower” likelihood of marijuana use disorderthan Black civilians as well as white veterans and civilians, the report said.
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2022 Election results: Top 5 wins and loses
With a few notable exceptions, the most extreme Republican candidates on the far-right lost to moderate or liberal Democratic competitors, many despite Trump endorsement.
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Excitement Builds for Just-Opened Rubell Museum DC
The new Rubell Museum DC at 65 I Street SW. Courtesy Rubell Museum DC. Schools and museums are places to visit and learn, so it fits that the former Randall Junior High School in Southwest D.C., is the home of the new Rubell Museum DC. On Oct. 27, Mayor Muriel Browser dedicated with a red […]
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George Anthony Morton: Atlanta’s Black Classical Artist
Like many others, his southern black family was in shambles thanks to decades of systemic marginalization by society.
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Black Health Matters – Mutiny Mode
Most of the time, when we gain weight, we know in our hearts that it is due to our unhealthy eating, drinking, and exercise habits. However, there are times when we do everything exactly right, but we either find our progress inhibited or altogether ceased despite our best efforts. Read today’s article for encouragement to stay the course when your body goes into mutiny mode!
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Appature expands cannabis reporting and data analytics with Treez retail platform integration
Appature provides 100% automated analytics across retail, seed-to-sale, and wholesale distribution with its newest release
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Alcoholism: My life matters as I continue to embrace Sobriety!
I am free from waking up with a hangover. I am free from not being able to manage certain areas of my life.
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Interview: Priscilla Leona talks about her new films and The Do’s and Don’ts within the Entertainment industry
In addition, she was a judge and screener for the Burbank International Film Festival and The Show Low Film Festival, introducing Priscilla Leona.
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Former Death Row Records Artist Danny Boy Finally Showcases His Voice
The R&B singer plans to use his experiences to move his career in a new direction.
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FILMMAKER KENNEDY DUNNING EMPHASIZES AFRICAN AMERICAN EMPOWERMENT
She realized how the negative stereotypes of African Americans were perpetuated in the minds of the white students at her predominantly white high school.
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Anacostia Community Museum Launches Augmented-Reality Tour of Southwest D.C.
Before the Bulldozers: Historic Southwest D.C. Exposed” Explores the Impact of Urban Renewal on the Neighborhood “Before the Bulldozers: Historic Southwest D.C. Exposed” is a new app-based walking tour from the Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum that leads users through the historic Southwest Washington, D.C., neighborhood and the story of its turbulent redevelopment. As part of […]
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Anacostia Community Museum Presents “The Utopia Project: Inspiration for Creative Activism”
Special News Release The Interactive Gallery Experience Opens Nov. 1 What does utopia look like? How can activism achieve dreams of a better world? These are two of the questions the Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum asks in its new gallery experience, “The Utopia Project: Inspiration for Creative Activism,” opening Nov. 1. Through a series of interactives and […]
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Full Details Regarding Migos Rapper Takeoff Texas Shooting
Takeoff’s death is so far believed to be an unfortunate accident.
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Supreme Court Ready to Gut Affirmative Action for Good
The cases form the most recent of a long line of Supreme Court decisions that have so far upheld the legality of affirmative action despite minor setbacks.