Pastor John Gray is Back on Pulpit After Suffering Embolism But Says He’s Not the Same
Pastor John Gray says during this past Sunday's church sermon that he's not the same after surviving a saddle pulmonary embolism.
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NBA Hall of Famer, Chris Webber, Launches Premium Cannabis Brand ‘Players Only’
It's "more than a cannabis brand — it's a lifestyle brand."
Accused Georgia Mother Arrested at a Funeral Home For Allegedly Drowning Infant Daughter
Police placed a Georgia mother under arrest and charged her with second-degree murder for drowning her seven-month-old daughter last month.
Slain Texas Youth Football Coach Remembered As ‘Pillar of the Community’
A group of youth football players in Texas are mourning the loss of their coach, whom they saw fatally shot during a game Saturday night.
Report: Washington, D.C. Ranked As the Nation’s Best City For Black Entrepreneurs
Incfile, a Texas-based firm assisting startups with official filings, ranked Washington D.C. as the nation's best city for Black entrepreneurs
New York Taxi Cab Driver Fatally Attacked, His Widow Demands Justice
Robbers killed a New York City taxi driver who chased them down after they attempted to avoid paying their fare, according to the New York
Twitter Erupts Over Viral Video Of Clark Atlanta University Students Kissing During Party
They just wanna have fun, but at what cost?
Protect Black Teachers: Minneapolis School District Will Lay Off White Teachers First According To New Union Contract
A Minneapolis School District and the state teachers union agreed in a new contract that White teachers would be laid off first regardless of seniority
2 Chainz Settles Name Battle With Pablo Escobar’s Family, Rebrands Restaurant as ‘Esco’
2 Chainz is expanding restaurant by using the Esco name instead of Escobar following lawsuit