Florida A&M University alumnus Robert Lee “Bob” Hayes was the quintessential multi-sport athlete. He remains the only person in history to win both an Olympic gold medal and an NFL Super Bowl ring. Fittingly, he was inducted to both halls of fame for his performance during his career.
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Forty-year-old Ed Herman will enter the UFC’s Octagon for the 28th time on Saturday night, this time in a match against the explosive Alonzo “Atomic” Menifield.…
Badou Jack was set to avenge what many boxing insiders felt was an unjust split-decision loss to Jean Pascal on the undercard of Floyd Mayweather’s June…
SINGAPORE — A new report by American credit rating agency Fitch Solutions has said that rising internet usage, increasing middle class with greater consumer spending power, and the…
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The Urban League of Broward County (ULBC) announced the election of new leadership and members to its Board of Directors. Shawn Sackman, Middle Market Leader for Truist, was elected to serve as Chair of the Board of Directors, with Tim Hogans, Manager of External Affairs for FPL, elected as 1st Vice Chair. Sidney Calloway, Partner for Shutts, will continue to serve on ULBC’s Executive Committee as Immediate Past Chair along with the following members: Marie Waugh, Executive Human Resources Consultant, 2nd Vice Chair; Jason Jenkins, SVP of Communications, Miami Dolphins, Secretary; Pablo Pino, Market Leader for TD Bank, Treasurer; and Giselle Cushing, Cigna – SFL and Caribbean Market President, Member-at-Large.
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PHILIPPINE SEA (July 15, 2021) Mineman 2nd Class Hunter Auslander, right, from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., receives a promotion letter from Cmdr. Joseph Burgon, from Cottonwood, Calif., aboard Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Charleston (LCS 18), July 15.
The Iota Pi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. received the fraternity’s highest honor for local efforts to educate youth on reproductive health, responsibility, and manhood through the Project Alpha National Program.
CANBERRA, Australia — Australian farm profits could be slashed by up to 50 percent over the next three decades without more climate change adaptation. A new Australian Bureau…