Black Couple Sues Home Appraisal Company; Claims Their Home Was Undervalued Based On Race
A Black couple in Baltimore is suing LoanDepot and a local home appraisal company and its owner, claiming their home was undervalued based on race.
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Today Show Co-Host Hoda Kotb Talks About the Joys of Being On a Child’s Schedule and Co-Parenting With Her Ex
Hoda Kotb is the mother of two daughters. She sat down with People to discuss how she co-parents with her ex-fiancé financier Joel Schiffman and
Walgreens Features First Black-owned Sunscreen in Shelf Life for National Black Business Month
Get your sunscreen at Walgreens stores, online, or on the app.
Victim Allegedly Seen In R. Kelly Sex Video 20 Years Ago Testifies at Trial
The underage girl who was allegedly in R. Kelly's sex video testified against him in a Chicago courtroom
Indiana University–Purdue University Spotlights 10 Black Women Philanthropists In New Initiative
In the words of Maya Angelou, "... I'm a woman Phenomenally."
College Basketball Player Struck By Train Remembered As ‘Big Personality Who Could Light Up The Room’
He had just committed to the team in March.
No NBA Games on Election Day; Teams Encouraged to Participate in Civic Engagement
To encourage fans to vote, the NBA won't hold games on Election Day
LeBron James Becomes Highest-Paid Player In NBA History With Latest Contract Extension
Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James has become the highest-paid basketball player in NBA histor, thanks to his latest contract extension.
Jamaican Siblings Jumped Off Martha’s Vineyard ‘Jaws’ Bridge; One is Dead, the Other is Missing
Four people jumped off the "Jaws Bridge" at Martha's Vineyard. Now Tavaris Bulgin is dead and his brother, Tavaughn Bulgin, is missing.
Ayesha Curry Joins Board of Directors of ‘Back To The Roots’ Home Gardening Brand
Ayesha Curry joins the board of directors of home-gardening startup, Back to the Roots; she'll focus on product and brand development.