History Maker: Fastest Bicycle Rider in the World
Outside of the Worchester (Mass) Public Library stands a bronze two-sided monument honoring an African-American man who blazed the trail in cycling. Â Born in Indiana
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Jobs Report Show Blacks Left Behind as Obama Preps to Meet Black Caucus
By many accounts the job market is bouncing back with a vengeance.   The Labor Department reports the economy created 257,000 new jobs in January, with
Could UDC Become a Free Tuition College Named After Marion Barry?
D.C. lawmakers propose bill to make the University of the District of Columbia a tuition-free college named after former Mayor Marion Barry
How To Hire And Manage Virtual Workers
Learn how to hire temporary and virtual employees to help run your business.
5 Mobile Apps to Help Keep Children Safe
You don’t have to be a mom, dad or caretaker to take an active role in preventing childhood injuries. With millions of children injured in
How Much Do Corporations Really Pay In Taxes?
Tax Foundation study shows U.S. need to change corporate taxation.
International Women’s Day: Advocacy Group Honoring Global Female Leaders
Global Connections for Women Foundation (GC4w) will celebrate International Women's Day honoring leaders at the Library of Congress.
NAACP Image Awards 2015 Reveals Non-Televised Winners
The 46th NAACP Image Awards are set to premiere tonight at 9:00 P.M. Anthony Anderson will host the event, airing on TV One, and the
Missy Elliott Beats Katy Perry in Post-Super Bowl Sales
After Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott blazed the Super Bowl halftime stage, data analysts immediately started to project the innovator’s post- Super Bowl sales. Loyal fans and
Divorce Mediation Services: Are They Worth the Investment?
Some couples seeking to untie the knot are now turning to divorce mediation services as opposed to going to court.