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- Democratic Leadership Under Fire, Maxine Waters Challenged & Tyler Perry’s New Political Role
Democratic leadership faces a major shakeup as Maxine Waters is challenged and new political alliances emerge. Tune in for the full breakdown on this episode.
- Democratic Leadership Under Fire, Maxine Waters Challenged & Tyler Perry’s New Political Role 📱
Is the Democratic Party facing a leadership crisis? We break down the challenges to Maxine Waters, Tyler Perry’s new political role, and more on today's show.
- San Diego Supervisors’ Power Grab & Discretionary Funds
Are San Diego County supervisors overstepping their bounds? Dr. Warren breaks down the controversy surrounding discretionary funds in this week's episode.
- How Restaurant Apprenticeships Taught Me to Run a Business #shorts
Ditch the textbooks and head to the kitchen. Learn how real-world restaurant apprenticeship taught me the operational secrets to running a successful business.
- Documenting History: Why Today’s Stories Matter Tomorrow #shorts
Your stories are more than just memories; they are vital historical artifacts. Learn why recording today’s experiences is the ultimate gift for future generations.
- Terrance’s Take: Will Prairie View A&M have November to remember?
The Panthers are positioned to accomplish their goals, but must finish strong.
- Houston Links celebrate 75 years of social impact
Houston Links mark a milestone rooted in friendship, advocacy, scholarships and generations of community investment.
- Willie D on Houston legacy, turning 60
Houston hip-hop pioneer Willie D talks legacy, fatherhood, and turning 60.
- Texas school vouchers raise funding concerns for Black communities
Texas vouchers could drain millions from public schools, raising concerns about Black students' educational opportunities.
- Houston needs affordable housing. Can churches fill the gap?
Houston faith leaders explore turning 414 acres of church-owned land into affordable homes for residents.
- History made in Washington as Jaelynn Scott becomes nation’s first Black trans woman state legislator
Scott’s groundbreaking election comes amid growing political battles over transgender rights, including a newly approved restriction on transgender students in
- Nick Cannon revisits Eminem feud, says he had to defend Mariah Carey: ‘I couldn’t stand for that’
The media personality reflects on his yearslong feud with Eminem and why he felt compelled to defend his then-wife. Nick
- LeBron James says family is safe after man arrested for allegedly trespassing on his property
Police arrested a suspect on suspicion of felony stalking after he allegedly entered the grounds of the NBA star’s Los
- Cardi B disputes $2.5 million payment claims over canceled Jamaica concert, threatens countersuit
The rapper says she received only $900,000 and was still waiting on the remaining payment when organizers failed to meet
- Andy Beshear says newly elected Black governors are Democrats’ secret weapon for 2028
The Democratic Governors Association chair says historic victories in Georgia, Wisconsin, and Nevada have given Democrats their strongest presidential election
- Education, Dementia, and Causal Pie
The “nice” thing about rabies is that if you’re not exposed to the virus, you’ll never get the disease.
- Saunas, Cold Plunges, and the Allure of Hormesis
Where should we draw the line between hype and legitimate possibility?
- 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.
- The Chevy Bolt Handles Rough Roads—But How Noisy Is the Cabin? #shorts
The Chevy Bolt handles rough pavement well, but how much cabin noise actually creeps in? Watch our quick test to see if the ride quietness meets your standards.
- 7 soothing home remedies that actually help a sore throat
Seven simple remedies can ease a sore throat at home: warm salt water gargles, honey, warm fluids, lozenges, cold treats, humidified air and over-the-counter pain relievers. None of them cures the infection. Most sore throats are caused by viruses and clear up on their own in about a week. Instead, these remedies reduce pain and The post 7 soothing home remedies that actually help a sore throat appeared first on Rolling Out.
- Protests In LA After ICE Blocks Entrance To Hospital
Both current LA Mayor Karen Bass and mayor-elect Nithya Raman have spoken out against ICE blocking the entrance to a Boyle Heights hospital.
- Congress Is Back, And Republicans Still Have A Few Weeks To Make A Mess
The lame-duck Republican Congress has until December to keep the government open, fund the military, and deal with the political fallout from Trump's deeply unpopular war with Iran.
- Ole Miss Students Under Investigation For Making Monkey Noises Caught By Black Student’s RING Camera
Three white students at ole Miss are under investigation after two of them were caught being racist on a ring camera while a third watched and smiled.
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