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  • Black Press Celebrates Ties to Black Church in Annual Sunday Service 

    THE AFRO — The Black Press has sustained itself, keeping the mission alive even when faced with a variety of weapons formed against it. Early Black media professionals faced intimidation, sabotage and even death for the words and images they printed. The AFRO, for example, was founded August 13,1892 just months after The Free Speech and Headlight, a publication co-owned by teacher and activist Ida B. Wells, was burned to the ground on May 27, 1892. 

  • Black Women in Rural Areas Grapple with Stark Decline in Obstetric Care

    THE AFRO — “The risks facing women in rural communities is due to hardship in receiving routine screenings and also access for treatment if conditions/diseases arise.  Also, in rural areas there are few specialists,” Dr. Sonya Buchanan, a preventative medicine physician and Meharry Medical College graduate, told the AFRO.

  • Pretty & Powerful Takes Girl Power to the Next Level Success and Fellowship

    JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — Set against a backdrop of elegant pink décor, the daytime affair featured flowing tapas and cocktails, creating a vibrant yet intimate atmosphere. Anderson goal is to build a community of female love rooted in confidence, collaboration and empowerment.

  • WAVE – Jax Unveils New Women’s Pro Basketball League

    JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — The league’s four founding teams—the Jacksonville Waves, Charlotte Crown, Greensboro Groove, and Savannah Steel—collectively aim to bridge the gap between collegiate play and professional opportunities.

  • New CalFresh & Medi-Cal Rules Start Soon

    SAN DIEGO VOICE & VIEWPOINT — Most people will still qualify for benefits or coverage. However, the County is urging people who currently receive CalFresh or Medi-Cal benefits to make sure their contact information is up to date through their BenefitsCal portal. Keeping this information current ensures they receive text messages, calls or mail from the County about steps needed to confirm their eligibility. 

  • Do DUI checkpoints reduce impaired driving? What local data shows

    It’s true that DUI checkpoints can reduce the number of impaired drivers on the road if they’re used in a consistent manner that supports larger enforcement efforts, such as public education campaigns. Local data shows that DUI checkpoints have resulted in a decline in alcohol-related crashes in areas where such checkpoints occur on a regular

  • S&P 500 posts best weekly gain since November

    U.S. stocks closed out the week on a mixed note Today as investors weighed a fragile two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran against a March inflation report that confirmed energy costs have already begun reshaping the economic outlook. The S&P 500 slipped 0.12% to close at 6,816.89. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell The post S&P 500 posts best weekly gain since November appeared first on Rolling Out.

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The Budget Nobody’s Talking About: And Why Your Family Should Be Worried
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The Budget Nobody’s Talking About: And Why Your Family Should Be Worried

Washington just rewrote the rules of American life. Most people haven’t noticed yet. But in a few years, millions of families will wonder what happened. The FY2026 budget proposal isn’t just another set of numbers. It’s a fundamental rewiring of what the federal government does, and more importantly, what it doesn’t do anymore. According to the White...
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(3-31-26) BHN Talk Radio: UN urges slavery reparations, find unbiased war coverage, 36 House Republicans to retire and Kiki Shepard remembered
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(3-31-26) BHN Talk Radio: UN urges slavery reparations, find unbiased war coverage, 36 House Republicans to retire and Kiki Shepard remembered

In this episode of the Black Headline News Talk Radio Show, with host, Julia Dudley Najieb, Cheryl Smith and Brigitte Jones, the news hosts discuss breaking news: California, New York and six other attorneys general filed an emergency motion to block the recently approved NexstarTegna merger. The FCC’s media bureau approved Nexstar’s $6.2 billion acquisition of rival TV station owner Tegna on Thursday. Angelica Johnson is forced to recount the images and sounds of her son  Da’Quain Johnson … (more…)...
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(3-24-26) BHN Talk Rsdio – Nexstar-Tegna merger alarming, Da’Quain Johnson story different, Metro Atlanta housing in crisis
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(3-24-26) BHN Talk Rsdio – Nexstar-Tegna merger alarming, Da’Quain Johnson story different, Metro Atlanta housing in crisis

In this episode of the Black Headline News Talk Radio Show, with host, Julia Dudley Najieb, Cheryl Smith and Brigitte Jones, the news hosts discuss breaking news: California, New York and six other attorneys general filed an emergency motion to block the recently approved NexstarTegna merger. The FCC’s media bureau approved Nexstar’s $6.2 billion acquisition of rival TV station owner Tegna on Thursday. Angelica Johnson is forced to recount the images and sounds of her son  Da’Quain Johnson … (more…)...
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Watch now BHN Talk Radio Show (3-17-26): FAMU students protest ICE, Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ wins Oscar awards, Georgia primary election tells all
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Watch now BHN Talk Radio Show (3-17-26): FAMU students protest ICE, Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ wins Oscar awards, Georgia primary election tells all

In this episode of the Black Headline News Talk Radio Show, with host, Julia Dudley Najieb, Cheryl Smith and Brigitte Jones, the news hosts discuss breaking news: FAMU students not happy with secret agreement between their college and ICE without prior notification and Ryan Coogler’s 2025 movie, Sinners, wins four Oscar, along with other Academy...
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Watch now BHN Talk Radio Show (3-10-26): Shutdown continues, military told ‘End Times’ for Iran and primary election results are in for Arkansas, Texas and North Carolina
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Watch now BHN Talk Radio Show (3-10-26): Shutdown continues, military told ‘End Times’ for Iran and primary election results are in for Arkansas, Texas and North Carolina

In this episode of the Black Headline News Talk Radio Show, with host, Julia Dudley Najieb, Cheryl Smith and Brigitte Jones, the news hosts discuss breaking news, how TSA and The Department of Homeland Security workers are not getting paid due to the partial government shutdown, nine tornadoes hit several states, and “End Times” talk...
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Frisco’s H-1B Controversy: Allegations, Evidence, and What It Signals for the U.S. Labor and Immigration System
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Frisco’s H-1B Controversy: Allegations, Evidence, and What It Signals for the U.S. Labor and Immigration System

FRISCO, Texas — What began as a heated public debate in one of North Texas’ fastest-growing cities has expanded into a broader national conversation about immigration oversight, labor markets, and the integrity of the federal H-1B visa program. Allegations that certain companies in the region may have used shell businesses to sponsor foreign workers have...
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Watch now BHN Talk Radio Show (3-3-26): Guest speaks about the California political landscape and current challenges for Black Californians living in the state; also see review of weekly headlines
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Watch now BHN Talk Radio Show (3-3-26): Guest speaks about the California political landscape and current challenges for Black Californians living in the state; also see review of weekly headlines

In this episode of the Black Headline News Talk Radio Show, with host, Julia Dudley Najieb, Cheryl Smith and Brigitte Jones, special guest, Kendra Noel Lewis, chair of the California Democratic Party Black Caucus, reveals the current state of the California political landscape and its powerful Black vote. (more…)...
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Coming up: (3-3-26) BHN Talk Radio Show Monthly Series #1: ‘Where ya been, Governor Newsom?’ What it’s like being a Black woman in California
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Coming up: (3-3-26) BHN Talk Radio Show Monthly Series #1: ‘Where ya been, Governor Newsom?’ What it’s like being a Black woman in California

In this episode of the Black Headline News Talk Radio Show, with host, Julia Dudley Najieb, Cheryl Smith and Brigitte Jones, special guest, Kendra Noel Lewis, chair of the California Democratic Party Black Caucus, reveals the current state of the California political landscape and its powerful Black vote. (more…)...
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Catch up (2-24-26) BHN Talk Radio Show: ‘Strike team’ goes to California, President Trump on Jesse Jackson, Howard University marching band peek
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Catch up (2-24-26) BHN Talk Radio Show: ‘Strike team’ goes to California, President Trump on Jesse Jackson, Howard University marching band peek

BREAKING: Labor Department deploys ‘strike team’ to California over $21B unemployment debt, fraud concerns: The Labor Department deployed a “strike team” to California to address federal findings of improper payments and alleged fraud within the state’s unemployment insurance (UI) program. (more…)...
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Catch UP Now (2-17-26) BHN Talk Radio Show: Questionable SAVE America Act, partial shutdown, redistricting war backfires
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Catch UP Now (2-17-26) BHN Talk Radio Show: Questionable SAVE America Act, partial shutdown, redistricting war backfires

Starting with a tribute to the late Rev. Jesse Jackson, this episode covers: Is the SAVE America Act the new ‘Jim Crow 2.0’? DHS Shutdown begins … redistricting scheme backfiring … (more…)...
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  • Black Press Celebrates Ties to Black Church in Annual Sunday Service 

    THE AFRO — The Black Press has sustained itself, keeping the mission alive even when faced with a variety of weapons formed against it. Early Black media professionals faced intimidation, sabotage and even death for the words and images they printed. The AFRO, for example, was founded August 13,1892 just months after The Free Speech and Headlight, a publication co-owned by teacher and activist Ida B. Wells, was burned to the ground on May 27, 1892. 

  • Black Women in Rural Areas Grapple with Stark Decline in Obstetric Care

    THE AFRO — “The risks facing women in rural communities is due to hardship in receiving routine screenings and also access for treatment if conditions/diseases arise.  Also, in rural areas there are few specialists,” Dr. Sonya Buchanan, a preventative medicine physician and Meharry Medical College graduate, told the AFRO.

  • Pretty & Powerful Takes Girl Power to the Next Level Success and Fellowship

    JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — Set against a backdrop of elegant pink décor, the daytime affair featured flowing tapas and cocktails, creating a vibrant yet intimate atmosphere. Anderson goal is to build a community of female love rooted in confidence, collaboration and empowerment.

  • WAVE – Jax Unveils New Women’s Pro Basketball League

    JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — The league’s four founding teams—the Jacksonville Waves, Charlotte Crown, Greensboro Groove, and Savannah Steel—collectively aim to bridge the gap between collegiate play and professional opportunities.

  • New CalFresh & Medi-Cal Rules Start Soon

    SAN DIEGO VOICE & VIEWPOINT — Most people will still qualify for benefits or coverage. However, the County is urging people who currently receive CalFresh or Medi-Cal benefits to make sure their contact information is up to date through their BenefitsCal portal. Keeping this information current ensures they receive text messages, calls or mail from the County about steps needed to confirm their eligibility. 

  • Do DUI checkpoints reduce impaired driving? What local data shows

    It’s true that DUI checkpoints can reduce the number of impaired drivers on the road if they’re used in a consistent manner that supports larger enforcement efforts, such as public education campaigns. Local data shows that DUI checkpoints have resulted in a decline in alcohol-related crashes in areas where such checkpoints occur on a regular

  • S&P 500 posts best weekly gain since November

    U.S. stocks closed out the week on a mixed note Today as investors weighed a fragile two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran against a March inflation report that confirmed energy costs have already begun reshaping the economic outlook. The S&P 500 slipped 0.12% to close at 6,816.89. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell The post S&P 500 posts best weekly gain since November appeared first on Rolling Out.

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