An attempted ban on TikTok will no longer go into effect on Jan. 1, 2024, in Montana. Federal judge Donald Molloy blocked the law on Thursday, ruling that the SB 419 bill “violates the Constitution in more ways than one” and “oversteps state power.”
Fans were left in disarray after rumors surfaced that LSU coach Kim Mulkey had benched Angel Reese for four games. The LSU Tigers coach refused to explain Bayou Barbie’s situation in November following the Kent State game.
Mulkey later announced Reese would play in Thursday’s game against Virginia Tech. According to ESPN, Reese took time away from the court due to mental health concerns.
“It was a long two weeks to be away from the team,” Reese said. “Taking time for yourself is really important. I just felt like that was something that was important, resetting and refocusing within the team. I’m just happy to be back, and this place was amazing tonight. I’m just happy to be here with them.”
Erica Gillespie, founder of the Black woman-owned brand Feisty Spices, was inspired by her grandmother’s southern Alabama cooking and cultural Ghanaian roots to create a line of seasonings that celebrated her culinary heritage. After years of hard work, her products, including the collard greens spice blend and the chitterlings spice blend, are now sold in Walmart and other retail stores.
Black entrepreneurs often face significant hurdles to starting new businesses, but Congress may make things a bit easier. Congresswoman Nikema Williams (D-GA) hopes to support Black-owned businesses by creating a new federal grant to HBCUs to fund these endeavors, and her plan has already gained traction.
After only two days of tracking, Taylor Swift’s “You’re Losing Me (From the Vault)” debuts at No. 46 on the latest Dec. 9-dated Billboard Hot 100. The song tallied 8.7 million U.S. streams and 19,000 downloads sold in its first […]
Richardson was named USATF Jackie Joyner-Kersee Athlete of the Year. For women, the top honor bestowed by USATF is the Jackie Joyner-Kersee Female Athlete of the Year award. Since its inception in 1981, the award has been given yearly to […]
According to Tulsa World, Fulton Street Books & Coffee held a ribbon-cutting grand opening on Friday to celebrate the new location next door to the Greenwood Rising museum. Onikah Asamoa-Caesar, Fulton Street Books & Coffee founder and owner, said the location […]
Jeannette Reyes, the Washington D.C. anchor who has been delighting people on the internet by sharing her heartwarming family moments, is now stepping away from her job. Reyes announced her decision in an emotional message she delivered in front of her colleagues.
“This marks my final broadcast here at Fox 5,” Reyes said. “After much thought and consideration and prayer, I’ve decided to step away from the anchor desk. It has been an extraordinary privilege to bring you the news over the past three years.”
@msnewslady #news#anchor#dc#live ♬ original sound – Jeannette Reyes
Sherry Waters, the founder of Pauline’s Tea-Bar Apothecary, created the establishment for those looking to relax and unwind for a few hours. Now, she’s preparing to open a second location in west Charlotte, North Carolina.
Founder and CEO Dorothy “Jeanius” Tillman reintroduced herself as a doctor at 17. She received a Doctor of Behavioral Health from Arizona State University’s College of Health Solutions during her dissertation defense. In May, she will participate in commencement as Dorothy Jean Tillman. In her research, Tillman “focused on the impact of implementing an outreach and education program aimed at reducing the stigma associated with using campus mental health services among college-aged students,” according to a press release.
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