Letitia James Takes Over Cornell University Investigation 📱
Letitia James investigates Cornell University, Amber Guyger is granted parole, and the Pentagon pushes killer robots. Get the full breakdown on Black Press USA's Morning Show.
Letitia James Takes Over Cornell University Investigation
NY AG Letitia James leads the Cornell investigation, Amber Guyger gets parole, and the Pentagon advances killer robots. Get the full scoop on Black Press USA’s Morning Show.
Listening as a Lifeline: A Doula’s Witness to Black Maternal Health
OAKLAND POST — Maternal mortality and pregnancy-related mortality use different time frames and methods and are not interchangeable. Finalized 2024 CDC data recorded 649 maternal deaths nationally. The overall rate was 17.9 deaths per 100,000 live births, but for non-Hispanic Black women it was 44.8, compared with 14.2 for White women and 12.1 for Hispanic women.
New Protections for Ticket Buyers: Gov. Newsom Signs Assemblymember Isaac Bryan’s Bill
OAKLAND POST — Assembly Bill 1349 expands state regulation of original ticket sellers, resellers and online resale marketplaces. The law targets deceptive sales practices, ticket-buying software and speculative listings — tickets advertised for sale by sellers who do not possess them or have authorization to sell them.
‘We Don’t Talk Trash — We Pick Up Trash!’
OAKLAND POST — Following the cleanup, Jones talked with Richard Johnson, CEO of Formerly Incarcerated Giving Back (FIGB). Johnson said he wanted to bring formerly incarcerated nonprofits together not only to help clean up the city, but also to bring youth with them to mentor the next generation.

Prairie View A&M launches master’s program in data science
Prairie View A&M is launching a data science master’s program focused on AI.
Houston’s mature singles are tired of dating apps
Houston singles over 40 are trading dating app fatigue for real, intentional connection.
Black freedom faces new era of state surveillance
Government surveillance powers increasingly intersect with civil rights, activism, and everyday Black life.
The midterm maps changed. So could Black political power
New maps will affect millions of voters this November — and could weaken Black political voices.
Houston artist Daniel Yisa redefines art therapy
Houston artist Daniel Yisa turns personal pain into powerful psychological art and self-reflection.

GloRilla launches GloVerse beauty platform to connect clients with glam professionals
The Memphis rapper co-founded GloVerse to help users find hairstylists, makeup artists and other beauty professionals in one place. GloRilla
Rihanna appears to clap back after EJ Johnson says her arrival delayed Dior show
Social media users connected Rihanna’s one-word comment to Johnson’s earlier criticism, though neither has confirmed the two were related. Rihanna
Odell Beckham Jr. says Giants ‘got me’ after release from second stint in New York
Beckham says he returned to New York on a veteran-minimum deal expecting to contribute, but received just one target across
Tisha Campbell almost turned down ‘Martin’ — until Martin Lawrence showed up at her mother’s house
The actress had already secured a 13-episode ABC commitment when Lawrence made a personal pitch for her to play Gina.
12-year-old girl killed in Baltimore park shooting during youth football game
A dispute between two men over a parking space escalated into gunfire at Leon Day Park, where families had gathered

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.
Hot Beverages, Cancer, and Three Things AI Can’t Do
I have Barrett’s esophagus, a condition that can progress to esophageal cancer.
The Keto Diet: Food as Medicine
This week, I discovered a new meaning – new to me, at least – buried in a familiar aphorism.
Football is a Sacrifice Zone
This post is not about football per se.

Latino Voters turn on Trump in a stunning midterm twist
New polls suggest the coalition that helped power Trump’s 2024 comeback is drifting back toward Democrats, and pocketbook worries are leading the way. Just two years after helping return President Donald Trump to the White House, Latino voters appear to be having serious second thoughts. A new NBC News/Telemundo poll released Sunday shows that the The post Latino Voters turn on Trump in a stunning midterm twist appeared first on Rolling Out.

SCOTUS New Term Begins With Colorado County’s Lawsuit Against Big Oil, Which Could Impact Global Regulations
In 2018, Boulder County filed a lawsuit against Suncor Energy and Exxon Mobil, alleging that the companies and a trade group knew decades ago that fossil fuels would harm the environment.
‘Lanterns’ Season Finale Recap: Hal Jordan’s Killer Is Revealed
“Lanterns” does a fantastic job answering the show’s remaining questions while setting up an exciting new status quo for John Stewart.
California’s New Food Label Could Help Black Families Shop Healthier
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 2244 on Sept. 28, creating a first-in-the-nation label that marks foods as not ultra-processed,

The Origins of Humanity: Where Science Meets Spirit

October 30, 2025
by
truthseekerx

For centuries, humankind has asked three timeless questions: Where did we come from? Why are we here? What makes us human? Today, science can trace our biological footprints across time, while faith continues to illuminate the moral and spiritual dimensions of our being. This post explores humanity’s origins through both lenses, the scientific and the

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