Congressman Chaka Fattah Pleads Not Guilty in Federal Racketeering Case
Prosecutors say Chaka Fattah used funds from federal grants and donations to pay off a campaign loan and son's student loan.
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Baltimore Creates an Additional 3,000 Summer Jobs for City’s Youth Following Freddie Gray Riots
Following the Freddie Gray riots that erupted earlier this year, Baltimore has created 3,000 additional summer jobs for the city's youth.
Good to Go: Strong Hires That Are Ready to Work
Completing college isn't enough. Colleges need to produce strong hires that are ready to work. Organizations like SEO are preparing grads to start strong.
President Obama’s Spotify Playlist: Are You Listening?
President Obama joins spotify and releases playlists.
[WATCH] The U.S. Department of Education Hosts ‘Parent Camp’ in Washington D.C.
Join the U.S. Department of Education "Parent Camp" on October 26, in Washington D.C.
Meet Trey Ellis: ‘The Tuskegee Airmen’ Screenwriter and Educator
Award-winning wordsmith, talks writing, teaching, and balance
5 Questions to Ask to Help Your Child Succeed in School
The US department of education releases parenting checklist to empower families.
New York Fashion Week Africa Set to Start Next Month
New York Fashion Week Africa (NYFWAFRICA) will launch Sept. 11, highlighting top designers from the continent and exploring luxury retail market potential.
Stevie Wonder Expands ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ Tour
The performances include the R&B icon's hits from his Grammy-winning 1976 double album, "Songs in the Key of Life."
$1.8 Billion Deal: BB&T Announces Plans to Buy National Penn
BB&T, a bank included on Black Enterprise's 2014 black corporate director's registry, will expand its presence in the mid-Atlantic region.