Massachusetts is mourning the death of Setti Warren, the first Black person elected mayor of Newton and a prominent voice in public service. He was 55. Harvard University announced Warren’s passing on Nov. 2. The school did not disclose a cause or time of death. “Setti was a beloved member of our community, and we […]
Nowruz, meaning “new day” in Persian, spans 13 days of vibrant rituals. Millions around the globe are embarking on their annual celebration of renewal and connection with nature, marking the commencement of what is considered their paramount cultural festivity of the year. From Afghanistan to Turkey, and among their diaspora worldwide, this joyous occasion unites […]
According to reports, a wave of military tension swept across the Middle East on Wednesday, as Iran’s drones aimed at a United States military installation in Iraq was intercepted. Reports of explosions were over Doha, Qatar’s capital, marking a significant escalation in the region’s conflict. U.S. officials have not publicly confirmed any damage or casualties […]
Three Black candidates have entered the race for the position of Georgia Secretary of State. This historic contest could change the state’s political scene and possibly break a barrier that has existed since the office was established nearly 250 years ago. The candidates, Penny Brown Reynolds, Adrian Consonery Jr., and Kelvin King, are running to […]
Concern has grown among fans and industry observers after Ray J’s mother, Sonja Norwood, gives update about her son’s serious health condition. She revealed that the entertainer is facing a life-threatening heart illness. Norwood addressed the situation in a lengthy Facebook Live broadcast in early March 2026. She wanted to clarify rumors about her son’s […]
In a remarkable display of creativity and financial insight, the student team from Fisk University won the top prize at the 2026 #IYKYK Pitch Competition. They earned a $40,000 scholarship for their innovative financial wellness plan. The global data and analytics company Experian, in collaboration with the nonprofit HomeFree-USA, hosted the annual competition. They invited […]
In the midst of renewed national discussions about historical memory and cultural preservation, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) is gaining attention with its ongoing exhibition “At the Vanguard: Making and Saving History at HBCU.” This powerful showcase celebrates the legacy, resilience, and contributions of Historically Black Colleges and Universities […]


