Debate Commission Agrees To Biden Campaign’s Health And Safety Demands For VP Debate
The Commission on Presidential Debates has agreed to several changes to the vice presidential debate after the Biden campaign raised several issues.
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How Legendary Businessman Reginald Lewis Continues to Influence Generations of Black Entrepreneurs
Black entrepreneurs reflect on the legacy of Reginald F. Lewis as his book "Why Should White Guys Have All the Fun?" celebrates its 25th anniversary
How Celebrity Ghostwriter Pauleanna Reid Is Building Her Empire While Mentoring Other Women To Build Theirs
Pauleanna Reid is a successful journalist, celebrity ghostwriter, and millennial mentor, changing the game by having a giving heart and outworking everyone.
New Music Service Connects Indie Artists With Potential Fans
Steve Keitt introduces RecordDrop, an innovative music service that connects artists with potential fans in a non-traditional way.
Father and Son Open New Hardware Store Franchise in Their Neighborhood
Warren Pegram and his stepson, Charlston Austin, have opened an Ace Hardware franchise in their neighborhood in the city of South Fulton, Georgia. It is
This 12-Year Old Just Started His 2nd Year in College, Majoring in Aerospace Engineering
Caleb Anderson, a 12-year old gifted boy from Georgia, has already finished his first year in college and has just started his second year. He
Grand Jury Testimony From Breonna Taylor Case Released
A court released more than 20 hours of recorded grand jury proceedings in the Breonna Taylor case Friday after a juror spoke out about the
House Passes Another Coronavirus Stimulus Package
The House of Representatives passed a $2.2 million coronavirus stimulus plan Thursday as Democrats and Republicans continue to spar over the cost.
Founder of Yo Soy AfroLatina Wins $5K in Good Morning America Pitch Contest
Bianca Kea, creator and owner of Yo Soy AfroLatina, wins $5,000 in the "GMA3: What You Need to Know" Pitch Payday Challenge
New California Law Will Require Racial Diversity on Corporate Boards
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a law requiring publicly traded corporations to have corporate board members from underrepresented communities.