By Andre Johnson After a few years of speculation and several failed negotiation attempts, the fight that many thought would never happen is almost here. Five-time World Champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis and rising star Ryan […]
By Percy Lovell Crawford PHOENIX — Abel Ramos has patiently waited for this opportunity on the big stage of boxing. What has accumulated into a year out of the ring? Ramos is ready to punch someone […]
By Percy Lovell Crawford PHOENIX — When heavyweight boxing icon Mike Tyson gives you the moniker “The Mexican Monster,” it could propel your career, or the pressure could cause you to fold. Tyson lauded this compliment […]
Live free or die trying. This may become the anthem that we as Floridians must live by. Unfortunately, we have a governor and a legislative body that is doing everything they can to take away the rights to live openly and free with the dignity of your history. […]
By Jackson Okata KAKUMA, Kenya — Kakuma, Kenya’s second-largest refugee camp is blessed with an abundance of natural sunlight, but when night approaches, darkness engulfs the camp, but a Congolese refugee is out to light up […]
By Alberto Arellano Former Paramount executive, David Nevins, was turned by his former employer in an offer to Showtime at $3B in recent weeks, according to people familiar with the deal. Then-Showtime President of Entertainment […]
By David Swindle Noa Tishby, 47, Israel’s inaugural special envoy for combating antisemitism and the delegitimization of Israel, is not known for holding punches. Her Feb. 21 talk with Duke University students in Durham, N.C., […]
There seems to be so much conversation about the number of students who leave Broward schools to attend charter schools, private or home education. A former Superintendent Cartwright couldn’t answer the question. She said the reduction in Broward’s enrollment was due to a decrease in the overall population of families in Broward. That falsehood was debunked by the Sun Sentinel. The truth is parent choice options have resulted in about 50 percent of Broward County Public Schools moving to a status of being under enrolled. Principals are not just competing with charter and private schools to keep their students. They also compete with other principals and schools in BCPS. […]
By Percy Lovell Crawford PHOENIX — It’s all coming together for Phoenix, Arizona’s, Richie Evans. He recently released his first LP “Highly Favored” under his own imprint, “The Evans Administration,” his independent music label. The LP […]
We can no longer attribute this gun violence to an economic status, ethnic background or geographical locations. People are using guns to kill people every day and everywhere. In the schools , streets, homes and even in the places of worship – there is no place safe! […]
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