Minneapolis Residents Seek Answers After ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Local Mother
In Minneapolis, the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old US citizen, by an ICE agent has ignited widespread outrage and protests. Good, who was accused of attempting to use her vehicle as a weapon against an officer, has become a focal point for community leaders and family members demanding justice and accountability.
The $20 Billion Green Bank Program Gets Another Day in Court
The Trump Administration's legal challenge to halt the EPA's $20 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund progresses, as an emergency appeal has led to a scheduled hearing in late February.
Research Shows Evictions Are A Public Health Problem. Can Eviction Prevention Be A Solution?
A recent study underscores the critical role of eviction prevention programs in mitigating health risks for Black mothers in Detroit, emphasizing the need for robust tenant protections and reparations.
9 Black Modernist Architects And The Landmarks They Designed
The architectural field remains a challenging landscape for Black professionals, as evidenced by the fact that only 3% of newly licensed architects in 2022 were Black. In response to this persistent underrepresentation, the Conserving Black Modernism grant program was established to highlight and support the contributions of Black architects and designers in modern architecture.
Meet America’s Black Billionaires
A recent Forbes report highlights the financial landscape of America's wealthiest Black billionaires, who collectively hold a net worth of $54.9 billion. Topping the list is Alexander Karp, co-founder and CEO of Palantir, with an impressive net worth of $16.1 billion.
A Brief Look At Black American History Told Through 10 Food Traditions
African American cuisine, a rich culinary tradition with historic and multinational roots, honors its West and Central African origins while reflecting the social and political movements that shaped its evolution. Black chefs and home cooks have nourished and innovated, creating dishes that speak to both heritage and history.
Trump Administration Accuses Somali Community Of Fraud In Minnesota
The Trump administration has intensified federal law enforcement efforts in Minnesota, citing allegations of fraud within Somali-operated child care centers. This has led to a suspension of child care payments to the state as a federal investigation is underway.
What We Know About A Minneapolis Day Care Center That Was Highlighted In Video...
A video by a conservative content creator alleging fraud at Minneapolis' Quality Learning Center has prompted heightened immigration enforcement, suspension of federal funds, and criticism of the state government. However, investigations have not substantiated any claims of fraud.
Zohran Mamdani’s Inauguration Celebrates The Progressive Movement As New York’s Incoming Mayor Pledges An...
Zohran Mamdani has been inaugurated as the 112th mayor of New York City, marking a historic moment as the first Muslim and South Asian to hold the office, as well as the youngest in over a century. Mamdani has pledged to address the city's affordability crisis through a bold progressive agenda.
Exclusive: DHS Begins Slashing FEMA Disaster Response Staff As 2026 Begins
The Trump administration has initiated significant cuts to FEMA's Cadre of On-Call Response and Recovery (CORE) teams, a move that could leave states more vulnerable during disasters. This decision may lead to the reduction of thousands of workers in the near future, shifting more responsibility for disaster management to state governments.
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When Cosmetic Surgery Ads Hide the Risks
The families of three women who died following cosmetic surgeries by plastic surgeon Heidi Regenass have filed lawsuits against Elite Body Sculpture and Regenass, citing medical malpractice and false advertising. The suits allege negligence and unexpected pain during the procedures, raising concerns about the safety and transparency of cosmetic surgery practices.
