HUD Helps Homeowners For The Holidays
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has extended its foreclosure moratoriums for FHA-insured single family home mortgages and home equity mortgages in federally declared major disaster areas to April 11, 2025. The extension is intended to give […]
Read MoreThey Are Still ‘Doing The Most Good’
Diane Winston, The Conversation Tinseled trees and snowy landscapes are not the only signs of the upcoming holiday season. Red kettles, staffed by men and women in street clothes, Santa suits and Salvation Army uniforms, also telegraph Christmastime. William Booth, […]
Read MoreIs Doom Scrolling Rotting Our Brains?
The Guardian – If you want to witness the last vestiges of human intellect swirling down the drain, hold your nose and type the words “skibidi toilet” into YouTube. The 11-second video features an animated human head protruding from a […]
Read MoreTrump’s DOJ Nomination Is Raising Civil Rights Fears
(AP) The history of the justice department’s civil rights division is the product of lynchings, aged patients dying of neglect, and police officers murdering people in the street. It is the legacy of Matthew Shepard and Breonna Taylor and Emmett […]
Read MoreWhat Is Rage-Baiting And Why Is It So Very Profitable?
BBC-“I get a lot of hate”. The words of content creator Winta Zesu, who last year made $150,000 from posting on social media. What separates Winta from other influencers? The people commenting on her posts and driving traffic to her […]
Read MoreBiden Sets Record For Black Picks
NNPA NEWSWIRE – President Joe Biden’s commitment to diversifying the federal judiciary has culminated in a historic achievement: appointing 40 Black women to lifetime judgeships, the most of any president in U.S. history. Biden has appointed 62 Black judges, cementing […]
Read MoreA Tour Of The Shirley Plantation On The James River, VA
By Ms Jheri Worldwide Shirley Plantation, nestled on the banks of the James River in Virginia, stands as a stately monument to America’s formative era. Established in 1613, this sprawling 800-acre estate is steeped in history, boasting the title of […]
Read MoreA Bitter Recount, Legal Battle Over Votes
By: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer The race for the North Carolina Supreme Court has entered a tense and legally complex phase, with Democratic Justice Allison Riggs narrowly edging out Republican challenger Jefferson Griffin by a mere 734 votes. However, Griffin […]
Read MoreReview: The Piano Lesson
By Ms Jheri Worldwide Denzel Washington brings August Wilson’s iconic play, “The Piano Lesson,” to life in a captivating new film adaptation on Netflix. Starring John David Washington and Danielle Deadwyler as estranged siblings battling over a precious family heirloom, […]
Read MoreMedicare Disputes With Providers Leave Seniors Stuck
NC Health News – Marian Spicer, 72, was treated for a kidney stone at Duke Health in late October. During the procedure, the doctor accidentally tore her bladder, and she didn’t get out of the hospital until early November. The […]
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