Crypto, Golf, and Now Phones: Trump Cashes in on the White House
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Donald Trump, already under scrutiny for leveraging the presidency to boost his fortune, has launched a new venture — Trump Mobile
Trump Parade and Dictator Fantasies Spark U.S. Protests, Leaked Recordings Add Fire
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Donald Trump’s extravagant $134 million birthday and military parade through Washington, D.C., drew outrage across the country and prompted massive counterprotests under the banner “No Kings Day.”
Nationwide ‘No Kings’ Protests Push Back on Trump’s Parade, Policies, and Power
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — From Bethesda, Maryland, to Atlanta, Georgia, across New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Denver, and more than 2,000 other cities and towns nationwide, tens of thousands of Americans turned out Saturday in unified protest Donald Trump’s military parade
Head Start Alum Says Parents of Young Children Should Ask for Help
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — Dr. Anthony Abraham Jack, a.k.a. Dr. Jack, speaks openly about how his life took quite the journey to bring him to where he is today.
Tragedy in Brooklyn Park: Former Speaker Melissa Hortman and Husband Gunned Down in Politically Driven Attack
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Celebrate Black Excellence: Nominate for Defender’s Inaugural Best of Black Houston
The Defender launches "Best of Black Houston," a groundbreaking campaign celebrating Black excellence, businesses and community leaders.
Beyond the ballot: Harris County Clerk Teneshia Hudspeth talks running elections
From intern to trailblazer, Teneshia Hudspeth brings passion, innovation and equity to Harris County governance.
Should Black students choose college or trades?
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Houston ISD wraps up another school year
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The Keith Lee effect: Good for business or not?
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Simone Biles remains unbothered as Riley Gaines claps back in transphobia-fueled feud
Riley Gaines used her pregnancy announcement to shade Simone Biles in an ongoing social media feud over trans athletes. Simone
Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar, AG Keith Ellison and others on ‘hit list’ of alleged shooter of state lawmakers and their spouses
Vance Boelter, the alleged shooter of two Minnesota lawmakers, had a list of targets that included dozens of Democrats, including
‘Profit over principle’? Trump family’s latest venture, ‘Trump Mobile,’ raises more concerns about self-enrichment
“President Donald Trump is a walking ethics violation,” U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly, D-Ill., told theGrio. President Donald Trump’s family business
Jalen Hurts and Bryonna ‘Bry’ Burrows say ‘I Do’—again—in intimate Napa Valley wedding weekend
After quietly tying the knot earlier this year, Jalen Hurts and Bryonna Burrows celebrate their love with a star-studded wedding
India.Arie and her mother speak out on alleged decades-long abuse by India’s father: ‘The family curse stops here’
India.Arie shares a message from her mother, opening up about the years of abuse she alleges she experienced at the

Juneteenth Celebrations Hampered By Corporate Sponsors, Local Governments Withdrawing Funding
The Juneteenth pullback comes during the prolonged crackdown against anything perceived as DEI from the federal government.
Survey Says: Most High-Level Business Executives Believe DEI Initiatives Are Necessary To Avoid Legal Risk
The survey comes as the Trump administration has continually cracked down on DEI initiatives in the federal and private sectors.
What Is ‘Gas Station Heroin?’ And How To Protect Yourself And Your Children
Often referred to as 'gas station heroin,' tianeptine is raising red flags among health officials for its opioid-like effects.

South Africa’s 2022 census missed 31% of people – big data could help in future

October 16, 2023
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By David Everatt David Everatt Professor of Urban Governance, University of the Witwatersrand, has been involved in the process for the last four years as chair of South Africa’s National Statistics Council. As outgoing chair, my last task was to take part in the release of Census 2022. Here are his comments. No census is

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