Author: Carma Henry

     In the mid-19th century, an influential political party, the Know Nothings, carried on about the dangers of immigration—not from African slaves but from Europe. The Know Nothings faded out with the Civil War, but they have made a comeback—today’s Republican Party.     

       The City of Orlando has designated part of West South Street as “Senator Geraldine F. Thompson Way” in honor of Thompson.

On December 13, 2025, the Marriott Coral Springs–Heron Bay Convention Center served as a stage for testimony, purpose and redemption as attorney Kaysia Earley, Esq., unveiled her first book, Houses Built by Faith: Jailhouse. God’s House. Courthouse

Linda D. Christie Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, January 3rd, at 2 p.m. at Mizell Funeral Home Chapel

NNPA NEWSWIRE — The president turned outward, announcing U.S. military strikes in Nigeria and framing the action as a defense of Christianity, while critics said the move functioned as a political diversion that again placed Black people and Black nations in the crosshairs.

Education, Business and Community Leaders Recognized for Exceptional Contributions

        Veteran sports journalist and broadcaster Donald Oliver has died, according to a report from the Jamaica Gleaner.

Some of the biggest names in HBCU football are on the move this winter, turning the transfer portal into a showcase of star power that stretches from decorated quarterbacks to all-conference defenders.

      Norfolk State and Delaware State both saw their football crowds swell in 2025 under DeSean Jackson and Michael Vick.

       The latest set of assistant hires is headlined by the expected additions of Clay Jennings as defensive coordinator and D.J. Boldin as offensive coordinator, according to ESPN college football writer Adam Rittenberg.