Author: Carma Henry

Don’t Be Fooled By Trump’s Ops in the Bronx

     The legal resources deployed to try to crush Denson’s case are not unusual. At least four women of color involved in the 2016 operation have been embroiled in legal fights with the campaign over workplace harassment, discrimination or violations of nondisclosure agreements. They have been subjected to scorched-earth tactics. For years, the Trump campaign has persisted, despite losing consistently, in at least some cases after it was clear that its efforts had damaged the women.

     Next week, the Morgan State University Magnificent Marching Machine will proudly perform in the D-Day 80 Normandy Parade on June 6, 2024, in Normandy, France.

      During Skin Cancer Awareness Month, Lloyd Bent, a 77-year-old patient at Broward Health, reflected on his recent battle with skin cancer. The seasoned insurance professional was eager to share his story about the importance of being prepared for life’s unexpected challenges.

      A man sentenced to death for killing an Orlando police officer in 2017 has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing that a prosecutor misled jurors during sentencing proceedings.

        President Joe Biden’s recent efforts to engage with the Black community through prominent organizations like the NAACP and prestigious institutions such as Morehouse College underscore his recognition of the pivotal role Black voters play in his political success. However, these efforts may fall short if they do not include direct engagement with Black-owned media and other influential platforms within the community. As the election season heats up, Biden’s chances of securing a second term could hinge on whether he maximizes every opportunity to connect authentically with Black Americans.

Janet D. Smith    Funeral service will be held  June 1st at New Covenant Deliverance.

Agusti’n D. Bernal-Lo’pez  Funeral service was held May 27th  at McWhite’s Funeral Home. Michael J. Lopez Funeral service was held May 21st at McWhite’s Funeral…

Today, regions spanning from New York to Alabama are experiencing a level 2 of 5 storm threat, indicating a slight risk of severe weather. This broad area includes several major cities, with Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C. facing the highest risk for tornadoes. The storm system is expected to bring damaging winds, heavy rain, and hail, along with the possibility of isolated tornadoes, particularly in the mid-Atlantic region.

       Transitioning to college life as a first-year student marks the end of playtime and the beginning of what some might call the “Big League.” Waking up in the dormitory can feel surreal, as the realization hits that you’re no longer sheltered under your parents’ roof. Gone are the days when simply looking cute while moving in would suffice. Regardless of the location, the move-in process tends to be sweltering, and you’re not the only one feeling the heat.