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- Homecoming Ends in Gunfire Outside FAMU: 12 Hurt, Six of Them Children
SAN FRANCISCO SUN REPORTER — Twelve people were injured, including six children, after gunfire erupted near Florida A&M University’s Bragg Memorial Stadium following a homecoming celebration on Saturday night. Authorities report that the shooting stemmed from a dispute between individuals who knew each other, leaving eleven victims with gunshot wounds and one with an ankle injury.
- COMMENTARY: Bring on the Positive Calvary
SEATTLE MEDIUM — Dr. E. Faye Williams addresses the exhaustion many Americans feel following two years of political hostility, corruption, and systemic bigotry.
- Retirement Triggers Doctor to Pen Book for Young Audience
THE CHAMPION NEWSPAPER — After more than 35 years as a pediatric surgeon, Dr. Deborah Burton has transitioned from the operating room to the world of young adult literature. Writing under the pen name MD Burton, the retired Marietta physician recently released her debut sci-fi fantasy mystery novel, Invisible Cages: The Alynthia Quest.
- Fatigue, Bloating, and Inflammation: Spotting the Subtle Signs of MASLD
THE BLACK CHRONICLE — Many individuals mistakenly believe that liver disease is exclusively the result of heavy alcohol consumption, causing metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease to frequently go undiagnosed. This condition occurs when excess fat accumulates in the liver, leading to unchecked inflammation and potential long-term damage.
- Metro Detroit Faith Leaders Call out Islamophobia in Michigan Senate Race
MICHIGAN CHRONICLE — Faith leaders from diverse religious backgrounds gathered Thursday at the downtown Detroit United Methodist Church to denounce the rise of Islamophobic rhetoric in Michigan’s U.S. Senate race. Clergy members, including representatives from Christian, Jewish, and Muslim traditions, expressed concern over religious identity being used as a weapon in the final weeks before the general election.
- Ayesha Curry to become leading lady with upcoming holiday rom-com for Roku
The former child actor-turned-entrepreneur and wife of future NBA Hall of Famer Steph Curry is set to be No. 1
- Young advocates push for Broward County (Fla.) School Board to make menstrual products accessible to all students
This month, the Broward County School Board approved a Menstrual Hygiene Product Access Pilot Program following months of student advocacy.
- What Black families stand to lose when they put off estate planning
From homes to hard-earned savings, estate-planning attorney Jehan Crump-Gibson explains how to spare loved ones all the unnecessary drama. When
- Da’Vinchi addresses backlash to prior comments about Black Americans, calls statements ‘sloppy’ and ‘clumsy’
The actor best known for portraying Terry “Southwest T” Flenory on ‘BMF’ found himself embroiled in controversy after statements made
- Anthropic files for massive IPO while warning its AI could pose ‘existential risks’
The Claude maker could seek a valuation of up to $2 trillion as its filing details potential dangers ranging from
- Magnesium, Sleep, and Liebig’s Law
As you know, random influencers aren’t the only source of misinformation on social media.
- Creatine and the Evolution of Hype
Imagine that you never exercise but get stronger anyway thanks to a supplement.
- Cancer Testmaxxing
On September 23rd, an FDA panel recommended approval of the Galleri test, which detects signs of more than 50 cancers based on a single blood draw.
- A Blue Zone for Dementia? Evidence from the Bolivian Lowlands
Throughout the world – probably not in your city – there are entire communities who live longer, healthier lives than the rest of us.
- Together Building Back Better
AFRICAN-AMERICAN NEWS AND ISSUES – DALLAS — For more than 57 years, the SHAPE Community Center has served as a cornerstone of Houston’s Third Ward, providing essential programs based on principles of unity and collective responsibility. Known as “The United Nations of The ‘Hood,” the center recently faced its most difficult challenge following a devastating electrical fire at the Nia Becnel Family Center.
- Texas flooding and the night that tested El Paso
Rain came down hard on the west side of El Paso over the weekend, and by the time the water settled, a neighborhood looked very different. Flooding swept through the Dawnlight area on Oct. 24, and what began as a stormy evening turned into a long night for many families. What happened in Dawnlight? Severe The post Texas flooding and the night that tested El Paso appeared first on Rolling Out.
- Supreme Court Allows New Hampshire To Ban Student IDs At Polls
The justices sided with Republicans less than two weeks before the midterms, blocking student IDs as a backup form of voter identification.
- Midterms 2026: Polling Sites To Have Thousands Of Monitors Between Dems, DOJ
The Democratic effort comes in response to the Department of Justice’s plans to send thousands of monitors to polling locations next month.
- Nicki Minaj Went To Campaign For Donald Trump, Who Told America To Look At Her Ass
With that nasal, gravel-edged Queens drawl, Trump sounded like an old man telling a dirty joke to his MAGA buddies as he stretched out his words and savored his own punchline.
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