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“With how the economy is, I can barely afford to live. I have to choose between rent, loans, or putting food on the table. There’s no help and it feels like [the] government doesn’t care,” said the consumer.
What began as a moment of humanity in a post-game press conference has erupted into a national media debate and in the process, has reminded America why the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) and the Black Press of America remain indispensable guardians of truth, culture, and community.
Federal prosecutors resign amid controversy — At least four federal prosecutors in Minneapolis have resigned in protest over how the probe into Good’s death is being handled, particularly the lack of independent investigation into the shooting.
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Across platforms, Black pop culture in 2025 resisted dilution. Virality lost its grip. Ownership replaced access. Community replaced clicks. The work did not ask to be understood. It stood where it was.
For his work bringing partners from across the county to drive innovation and change lives, Las Vegas–Clark County Library District Executive Director Kelvin Watson is LJ’s 2026 Librarian of the Year.
Author Anthony Eboney Davis announces the release of the Special Edition Hardcover and Paperback (print editions only) of There Is Life After Politics, Divorce, and Prison: When You Follow God’s Plan, a faith-based work offering hope, accountability, and renewed purpose through obedience to God after politics, divorce, and incarceration.
“President Trump is thrusting the United States and its proud men and women in uniform into a dangerous and uncertain situation. His proposed open-ended takeover of Venezuelan governance will not only weaken our global and regional alliances, but it will also hurt Americans on the home front.
NNPA NEWSWIRE — From 2020 through 2025, more Muslims than Christians were killed in religiously targeted attacks. Armed groups such as Boko Haram and ISIS–West Africa primarily kill Muslims who resist them, alongside Christians and others. The deadliest Christian losses have largely occurred in Nigeria’s Middle Belt, not in the northern regions struck by U.S. bombs.
Jackie Salvator, (Photo by Worldstar.com) According to reports, New York has sworn in Democrat Jackie Salvatore as the state’s first Black woman sheriff. A lifelong…