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Newark, Omaha, and Tulsa have made significant strides in improving the lives of young black men and boys of color, thanks to the collaborative efforts of the MBK Alliance and their commitment to addressing the milestones identified by the initiative.

Paid loyalty programs are becoming increasingly popular among businesses as they incentivize customers to pay an annual or monthly fee for premium perks and rewards, leading to increased revenue and personalized shopping experiences.

An expense policy is a critical piece of a company's expense management process, providing guidelines for employee expenses, documentation requirements, and non-reimbursable expenses, while also setting clear roles for managing the policy and automation tools to help.

Younger homeowners are more likely to have their home insurance dropped due to climate change, with 16% of U.S. homeowners having their policy canceled or nonrenewed between 2021 and 2024.

Federal and state authorities are investigating racist text messages sent to Black people across the country referencing slavery and telling them they were "selected to pick cotton at the nearest plantation."

Bitcoin hit a new record above $80,000 on November 10, driven by Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election and his embrace of cryptocurrency, while the Biden administration has been more skeptical of crypto.

Since 2008, there have been 82 school shootings, with 46 fatalities, and 86 people injured, with the highest rate of shootings in the South and Texas having the most overall.

The Supreme Court's ruling granting Trump absolute immunity from prosecution for actions taken within his core constitutional powers has raised concerns about the strength of democratic restraints to keep him in check during his second term.

President Joe Biden delivered a speech in the Rose Garden acknowledging the loss of the 2024 election and emphasizing the importance of the American electoral system, while also expressing optimism about the road ahead.

Racist text messages, including references to "slave catchers" and "picking cotton," have been received by children, college students and working professionals from unrecognized phone numbers in more than 20 states, prompting investigations by authorities and condemnation from attorneys general of both parties.