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By Julia Fosah | Morgan State University NEW YORK – Now we know. The wait is officially over as the U.S. men’s national team revealed its 2026…
By Jennifer Porter Gore | Word In Black Black men are dying from a mental health crisis that too often goes unseen. As deaths from suicide,…
By Jennifer Porter Gore | Word in Black It was a case most gynecologists wouldn’t touch—literally. Brionna Johnson of Chicago, who was 17 weeks pregnant, had…
Sunday, Spain captured its second World Cup title after a dramatic 1-0 extra-time victory over Argentina. But La Roja’s victory was only one part of a…
Assemblymember Mike A. Gipson (D-Carson) says a deadly Fourth of July weekend shooting in Compton that claimed the life of one of his former staff members…
Staff, patients’ families, and supporters held a recent rally at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital in Oakland to protest the hospital’s decision to relocate specialized treatment clinics…
In her 80s and still actively working as an agricultural engineer, Effie Gant continues to break barriers in urban farming and community leadership. The certified USDA…
District-wide educator training will expand access to soccer for students across Oakland schools through local partnership with Oakland Genesis Now that the World Cup Finals are…
How chronic illness is reshaping the American workforce Chronic illness is reshaping the American workforce, as there’s a growing demand for flexible workplace policies and employers…
By Dax Janel Valencia Today’s healthy schools are transforming classrooms and better supporting students by moving away from sedentary, punitive approaches to tailored, whole-child environments. They factor…