Prescription opioids can be used to treat moderate-to-severe pain and are often prescribed following surgery or injury, or for certain health conditions. Common types are oxycodone (oxycontin), hydrocodone (vicodin), morphine, and methadone. […]
Ol Street Detective, Peter Traceit, has been dragging through the sands of local politics and has stopped to examine the sandy dastard-liness of a few candidates in races at the state and local levels. Walking through the sands can be an arduous and slow process, but when you add water to the sand and get some sand slinging, things can get all the more interesting. […]
Leondra Taylor, a Black plaintiff, admitted to posting a cartoon image of then-President Trump and then-former Vice President Joe Biden during one of their 2020 presidential debates on her personal Facebook page. Trump is depicted in the cartoon wearing a Ku Klux Klan hood and standing across from Biden at the podium. The image includes a quote that reads, “Thank you, Mr. President, for wearing your mask.” […]
Florida reported its first case of monkeypox in a child younger than four years old, according to the Florida Department of Health. […]
The Monkeypox vaccine will soon be available at another location in Broward County thanks to the Florida Department of Health. […]
The agency dropped the advisory that Americans quarantine themselves if they come into the vicinity of a person infected with the virus. Plus, the CDC said people no longer had to distance themselves from others by at least six feet. […]
The question Americans must ask is, “Why is the world’s reigning democracy and number one superpower more vulnerable to domestic terrorists than foreign? Can the answer be that America’s inherent beliefs in a white supremacy ideology breeds domestic terrorism? Intelligence gathered by the CIA has revealed that domestic terrorism has become as dangerous as an incurable cancer. […]
Educator and author LaTanya Brooks is on a mission to inspire young girls to follow their dreams in STEM and beyond. In her most recent books, children and adults alike are encouraged to have fun by coloring while also learning about influential women throughout history. Ms. Brooks puts a poem next to each page about an influential woman in history and what they’ve done for not just women everywhere, but society as a whole. […]
’Test Your Bible Knowledge‘ […]
According to Terri Bradford, who researched Black crypto ownership for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, cryptocurrency has gained popularity among African American consumers due to historical context and forward-looking views of young customers. […]
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