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Social Security Reminds Workers About ‘Resurrecting’ People Wrongly Declared Dead

The Social Security Administration is scrutinizing its records to confirm whether beneficiaries are alive, inadvertently leading to some being wrongly declared deceased. These individuals must visit Social Security offices to rectify the error and restore their status.

Indiana Pacers Rally To Eliminate Top-Seeded Cleveland Cavaliers And Advance To Eastern Conference Finals

The Indiana Pacers have advanced to the NBA Eastern Conference Finals for the second consecutive year, overcoming a significant 19-point second-quarter deficit to defeat the top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers.

Shedeur Sanders Aiming To ‘prove Himself Right’ Instead Of Other ‘People Wrong’ As He...

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders, selected in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, expressed gratitude for the opportunity and support he has received. Meanwhile, Mason Graham, the Browns' No. 5 overall pick, faced challenges with illness during practice. The top two draft picks, Cam Ward and Travis Hunter, are actively honing their skills in rookie minicamps as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season.

What We Know About Tyre Nichols’ Fatal Beating And The Officers Involved

Five Memphis police officers were dismissed and faced charges following the fatal beating of Tyre Nichols during a traffic stop. Two officers admitted guilt and testified against three others, who were acquitted of state charges but remain subject to federal prosecution.

Why Bronny James Made It — And Shadeur Sanders Almost Didn’t

The influence of prominent figures such as LeBron James and Deion Sanders on their sons, Bronny James and Shedeur Sanders, has sparked debate in the sports community. Bronny James's selection by the Los Angeles Lakers and Shedeur Sanders's draft by the Cleveland Browns have raised questions about nepotism, while others commend their assertiveness and ambition.

When Higher Ed Turns Its Back, Black K-12 Students Lose Hope

The Trump administration's initial actions against DEI initiatives are reshaping higher education, threatening the pathways Black students rely on to envision and pursue academic success. Experts warn this could result in decreased enrollment and preparedness among Black students, as institutions face mounting political pressure to abandon diversity efforts.

Beyoncé Kicks Off Cowboy Carter Tour With Some Help From Her Two Daughters

Beyoncé commenced her Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin' Circuit tour in Los Angeles, presenting a nearly three-hour concert that honored Southern Black culture, freedom of expression, and familial ties, featuring appearances by her daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi Carter.

Cavaliers Complete Historically One-Sided Playoff Sweep Over Heat, Bucks’ Damian Lillard Suffers Torn Achilles...

The Cleveland Cavaliers have decisively swept the Miami Heat in the first round, concluding with a 138-83 victory. This triumph establishes a new record for the largest winning margin in an NBA playoff series.

The U.S. Economy Likely Just Had Its Worst Quarter Since Covid

The US economy is projected to have faced its most challenging quarter since the Covid-19 pandemic, attributed to President Trump's sudden policy changes. These include a 145% tariff on Chinese imports and a 10% tariff on all US imports, contributing to an increased trade deficit and a decline in consumer and business spending.

Being Well In an Age Of Health Misinformation

Black communities can effectively navigate the healthcare system by becoming informed consumers, prioritizing trusted health sources, ensuring transparency, and diligently cross-checking information.

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Social Security Reminds Workers About ‘Resurrecting’ People Wrongly Declared Dead

The Social Security Administration is scrutinizing its records to confirm whether beneficiaries are alive, inadvertently leading to some being wrongly declared deceased. These individuals must visit Social Security offices to rectify the error and restore their status.