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A’Ja Wilson Credits Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. For Her Leadership Qualities
Wilson crossed into the Theta Gamma Chapter at The University of South Carolina in the fall of 2017 with 60 other women.
Uno Reverse: Pinky Cole Wins Seized Georgia Home Back Amid Judge Ruling
Cole’s attorney Jamie Christy celebrated the win saying “based on these facts, it was clear the automatic stay was violated.”
Wall Street Bonuses Hit a Record High. Here’s How Much Bankers Made.
Wall Street’s bonus pool hit a record $49.2 billion in 2025, a 9% increase from the previous year.
Homeowner Allegedly Calls ICE On Hired Contractors, Agents Say Tip-Off Didn’t Come From Her
An ICE official claims labeled the incident as "a targeted enforcement operation, not a tip from a caller.”
Revamp Your Sales Process in Under 10 Hours With This Simple Framework
Most small businesses don't actually need a new CRM or a salesperson when revenue feels shaky — they need to tighten their fundamentals.
The Email Strategy That Increased My Click-Through Rate By 10% and Converted Cold Leads
Email volume is up 33.9% — here's how we increased CTR 10% and turned cold leads into 631 replies and 95 calls per week.
Studies Show That Attending A HBCU Is Healthier For Black Students
As the study pointed out, HBCU graduates had better memory and cognitive function than those who attended a predominantly PWI.
Tom Brady Just Took a C‑Suite Job at a $2 Billion Company in the GLP‑1 Weight‑Loss Race
The NFL star has joined eMed as chief wellness officer, as the GLP-1 platform eyes a $2 billion valuation and a shot at transforming employer healthcare.
The iPhone Security Gap Is Here: Russian and Chinese Hackers Target Out-of-Date Models With Widely Available Tools
Leaked hacking tools raise concerns about the safety of iPhones running old software.
Government Restrictions Prevent Tyler Perry’s From Giving Money to Unpaid Atlanta TSA Workers
Tyler Perry was prevented from giving TSA workers at Hartsfield-Jackson some cash to offset their lack of paychecks during the shutdown.
Trump Pushes The Limit By Becoming The First Sitting President To Add His Signature To Paper Currency
"There is no more powerful way to recognize the historic achievements of our great country and President Donald J. Trump than U.S. dollar bills bearing his name, and it is only appropriate that this historic currency be issued at the Semiquincentennial," Bessent said.
Harley-Davidson Begins Worldwide Layoffs
Iconic motorcycle maker confirms new cutbacks in response to soft demand, plunging profits, and a $67 million tariff tab.
