Author: Carma Henry

       If there was any victor in Tuesday’s presidential election, it was former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. She was, although in heartbreak, clearly vindicated of not having what it takes to be commander in chief of the most powerful nation in the world. At the DNC in Chicago in August, former President Bill Clinton tried to warn us. 

       Brown’s win makes him the first Black person to serve as Washington’s attorney general. He is succeeding Bob Ferguson, who ran for governor instead of seeking reelection, to become the state’s first new attorney general in 12 years.

       Nichols will serve as Tulsa’s first Black mayor. He delivered his acceptance on Tuesday night in front of images of Black Wall Street, a thriving district in Tulsa that was destroyed by a white mob in 1921.

The lawsuit claims that Metcalfe was consistently underpaid compared to her white colleagues despite holding similar job responsibilities.

       FPL will seek to recover an estimated $800 million stemming from Hurricane Milton, which made landfall Oct. 9 in Sarasota County as a Category 3 storm and crossed the state, according to a quarterly financial report that the utility’s parent company, NextEra Energy, filed Wednesday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. FPL also had an estimated $300 million in costs from Debby and Helene.

 ‘Test Your Bible Knowledge’

Even after stepping down as artistic director in 2011, Jamison continued to inspire and guide the Ailey troupe as artistic director Emerita.

    A Michigan State football player who made headlines after becoming the legal guardian of his four minor siblings following their mother’s death has been gifted for his selfless act.

       Broward County is a mecca of fun and a mixing bowl of multicultural activities. It is also a recreational haven for health and fitness. With agreeable South Florida sunny weather — most of the time — and various transportation options, residents and visitors alike are drawn to the area for over-the-top experiences. So, this fall, Broward County Transit (BCT) encourages people to leave their cars behind and take BCT to these exciting places around town. Regardless of a sprinkle or shine or even an occasional cool breeze, these outdoor activities from entertainment to exercise draw hundreds of thousands of people every season, and BCT wants to get them there.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Luke O’Malley, a native of Cooper City, Florida, was recently named Sailor of the Quarter (SOQ), fourth quarter, serving at U.S. Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Unit (NMRTU) Bahrain.