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An appeal requesting the overturning of a ruling by a lower federal court was filed on Wednesday, August 26, in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit by University of Alabama (UA) student plaintiffs involving the upholding of the permanent discontinuance of Nineteen Fifty-Six and Alice, two student-led publications. According to the Alabama Political Reporter, the fight has only just begun. In December of 2025, the university notified both publications to cease operations immediately due to anti-DEI […]

While nature begins to change its summer hues into fall tones, Virgo season is encouraging everyone to manifest their ideal home and social life. As the fourth quarter approaches, you may feel the urge to indulge in activities that challenge your creativity in a way that can nurture the world around you. To stay sharp, […]

Overconsumption drives our TikTok For You Pages, shapes our shopping habits and, yes, damages our planet. The clothing and fashion industry accounts for an estimated 8% to 10% of global carbon emissions, a footprint larger than international flights and maritime shipping combined. Knowing just how much those hauls we love to watch and those random […]

Married at First Sight turned 20 this year, marking two decades of strangers saying “I do” on national television, guided by experts who supposedly know better than the rest of us what makes two people compatible. Set in Seattle, Season 20 offered a record seven couples as Peacock took on the franchise from Lifetime, and […]

Across the country, growing concern about Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recalls of produce, baked goods, canned goods, and other household items has raised questions about what is truly safe to consume. Since the beginning of the year, the FDA has announced 300 food recalls, with 103 of these cases categorized at the most serious risk level, […]

Kia Tatyana was told to “just drink more water” when she told her doctor about her chronic migraines. Daily migraines were in the way of her being able to take care of her newborn son. It wasn’t until a routine eye exam turned into an emergency room visit that she found out that she had […]

Some artists belong to a genre. Others become part of the culture. Dolly Parton was the latter. When the country music icon died on August 25, 2026, at 80, she left behind a legacy that stretched well beyond country music, touching pop, gospel, soul and, in meaningful ways, music shaped by generations of Black artists. […]

In celebration of Black Breastfeeding Week, Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene celebrated a major milestone for the Citywide Doula Initiative: more than 4,200 people have received doula care through the program since its launch, many of them in neighborhoods most affected by health and socioeconomic […]

Summers in New York are notorious for being nothing short of iconic, and the 2026 season has proven to be no exception. Sports have played a major role in the conversation, from the Knicks’ historic NBA championship win in five games this June to the FIFA World Cup bringing international soccer to the New York […]

The 2026 midterm elections will put more than control of Congress on the line. For Black voters, the Nov. 3 election could determine whether the number of Black lawmakers grows, shrinks or remains relatively stable after redistricting battles, court decisions and a wave of candidates seeking historically significant statewide offices.  The gubernatorial contests are especially […]