Is The New FTC Ban Good For Black Biz?
By Taalib Saber – the AFRO Historically, non-competes have been used to restrict employees from working in the same industry after leaving their former employer. Though the intention is to protect the intellectual property of businesses, non-competes have often negatively […]
Read MoreThe Rise Of The Carbon Farmer
WIRED-Patrick Holden strolls across the field, pausing from time to time to bend and point out a bumblebee, or a white butterfly, or a dung beetle. A wide expanse of blue sky stretches above. Beneath, undulating green hills, sprawling hedgerows, […]
Read MoreMany Americans Say They Aren’t Getting Enough Sleep
NEW YORK (AP) – If you’re feeling – YAWN – sleepy or tired while you read this and wish you could get some more shut-eye, you’re not alone. A majority of Americans say they would feel better if they […]
Read MoreThe Passing of Dr. Cecil “Chip” Murray
NNPA – How do you salute a man who walked amongst the angels? You start by making sure that history accurately reflects his name. This is my modest contribution to the telling of his vital history and legacy. Rev. Dr. […]
Read MoreA New Study To Probe Disparities In Cancer Outcomes for Black Women
NATIONWIDE – The American Cancer Society is embarking on an unprecedented initiative spanning 20 states, including the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia, to investigate the troubling disparities in cancer survival rates among Black women. Despite overall declines in cancer […]
Read MoreIllinois Teen Earns Doctoral Degree At 17
Dorothy Jean Tillman II, a teenager from Chicago, has recently made headlines for achieving an extraordinary academic milestone by earning her doctoral degree at the age of 17. Her remarkable journey was shared on “Good Morning America,” where she revealed […]
Read MoreNASCAR Races Are A Boost To North Carolina’s Economy
RALEIGH – In advance of the 2024 NASCAR All Star Race, North Carolinians got a glimpse of the economic impact provided by last year’s event. Governor Roy Cooper announced a new report from the NC Department of Commerce showing the […]
Read MoreTariffs To Be Sharply Hiked On Chinese-Made Products
WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden on Tuesday announced that he would be doubling and in some cases tripling tariffs on Chinese-made products, like steel and electric vehicles, in a move aimed at easing economic pain in battleground states, though senior […]
Read MoreWho Is Kamala Harris? Part 1 Of Series
By: Jordan Meadows, Staff Writer Over half of Americans currently disapprove of the Vice President, according to the FiveThirtyEight. Americans know the name, the role, and the criticisms: do they know the person? Who is Kamala Harris? The White […]
Read MorePres. Biden Awards Clyburn, No. 3 U.S. House Dem, Highest Civilian Honor
WASHINGTON – Longtime Democratic U.S. Rep. James Clyburn received the Presidential Medal of Freedom Friday from President Joe Biden, the leader whose presidential campaign Clyburn, a South Carolina native, re-energized in 2020. Clyburn, the former House majority whip who has […]
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