Season 3, Episode 30 – Heart Health, Business Health, and History in the Black Community
This episode of Let's Talk on WIN-TV dives into heart health, business success, and Black history. Grab the Washington Informer for more on these timely topics! The post Season 3, Episode 30 – Heart Health, Business Health, and History in the Black Community appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
OP-ED: The Black August Legacy
Black people fight fascism. Black August tells the story of those freedom fighters who used every tool available. The post OP-ED: The Black August Legacy appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
Car Buying Hack: Know Your Credit Score First! #shorts
Don't let dealerships surprise you with your credit score. Check Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion yourself first for the best car buying deal. The post Car Buying Hack: Know Your Credit Score First! #shorts appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
LIVE! — HE SAID, HE SAID, HE SAID — Let’s Get Newsy XLVII (47) — FRI. 8.7.26 7PM EST
Live XLVII: A seasoned Black man's take on Trump's White House reno, WA wildfires, and more. Tune in 8/7 at 7 PM EST! The post LIVE! — HE SAID, HE SAID, HE SAID — Let’s Get Newsy XLVII (47) — FRI. 8.7.26 7PM EST appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
Marcia Davis Explains Why Business Owners Shouldn’t Do Their Own Books
ROLLING OUT — Marcia Davis says one of the biggest threats to a business is not a slow month or a difficult customer. It is money quietly leaving an account without anyone noticing. She described signing up for a program, then canceling it, expecting the charges to stop. The post Marcia Davis Explains Why Business Owners Shouldn’t Do Their Own Books appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

Incarceration impacts entire families, communities
Incarceration inflicts lasting emotional, financial, and social harm on Texas Black families and communities.
Reporter’s Message: $25M for Black voters, PVAMU quantum pipeline, SNAP rollback
Three Texas trends to watch: Campaign accountability, quantum workforce, and the impact of SNAP cuts.
10 Ways to cut rising school costs
Practical strategies for families to reduce back-to-school expenses and support local community businesses.
Against the current: Cadence Johnson’s road to UCLA
State champion Cadence Johnson turned early swim lessons into UCLA commitment and national championship aspirations.
Free Houston Back-to-School supplies & screenings events
Discover free Houston back-to-school events offering supplies, haircuts, health services, and activities.

‘Menace II Society’ actor Samuel Monroe Jr.’s medical ordeal continues as major decision looms
The actor, who has been hospitalized since April for a myriad of issues, may end up in a vegetative state.
Landmark study finds HBCU graduates outperform national benchmarks
The nation’s largest assessment of recent alums found stronger results in well-being, workplace engagement and sense of belonging. A landmark
Rep. LaMonica McIver opens up about pregnancy, prosecution and a fight she says is bigger than herself
The New Jersey congresswoman discusses the $1 million legal fight she’s struggling to fund, her frustrations with Democratic leaders, and
Diarra Kilpatrick has a hit with ‘Diarra From Detroit’ and Colman Domingo wants to star on his ‘favorite’ show
The comedy’s second season premiered on Paramount+ and is quickly becoming a guilty pleasure for many, not just the Academy
As Haitian temporary protected status ends, Miami businessowner who voted for Trump has ‘regret’
Wilkinson “Ken” Sejour, who owns Miami Chef Creole, says customers and others in the community are scared, and he might

Prebiotic Soda and the Allure of Marginal Health Gains
Why are Americans obsessed with marginal health gains?
Caffeine, Cardiovascular Health, and the Siren Song of AI Chatbots
I don’t know about you, but I find AI chatbots increasingly enticing.
In Defense of Sunlight
It’s mid-July, the weather’s too hot, and you’re probably hearing a lot of advice about sun safety.
Sweetened Foods and the Art of Uncertainty
It’s May 22, 1857, and a New York Times journalist is encouraging Americans to eat less sugar.

7 breast cancer mental health truths nobody prepares you for
Everybody prepares you for the physical part. Nobody prepares you for the 3 a.m. thoughts, the anxiety before every scan, the strangeness of finishing treatment and feeling worse instead of better, or the exhaustion of being told how strong you are when you feel anything but. Here’s the direct answer. Seven mental health realities come The post 7 breast cancer mental health truths nobody prepares you for appeared first on Rolling Out.

Law Firm With Trump Ties Receives $150M Contract To Represent Migrant Children
The Houston-based Burke Law Group was awarded the federal contract despite only having two lawyers on staff who specialize in immigration law.
A Man Accused Of Scamming NFL Players Is Dead. Here’s What We Know
Mohamed Coulibaly, the man accused of orchestrating an investment scheme that allegedly targeted NFL players, was found dead.
Turns Out the WNBA Might Be in Good Hands After All [Op-Ed]
Angel Reese’s Barbie night, the Cleveland Sirens’ big reveal, and Cheryl Reeve’s trans rights t-shirt show a bright future is within reach.

BHN Radio 2-13-24: Super Bowl 58 makes history, U.S. Secretary of Defense hospitalized again, primary and special elections commence

February 14, 2024
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By Black Headline News In this episode of Black Headline News Talk Radio Show with Julia Ann Dudley Najieb and Cheryl Smith, the news publishers discuss the recent hospitalization of US defense secretary, Lolyd Austin, Super Bowl 58 reflections, and a review of the latest primary election results in Nevada and The Virgin Islands as

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