Rev. Jesse Jackson, the longtime activist, Baptist minister, and political figure who rose to national prominence as a protégé of Martin Luther King Jr. and later became one of the most recognizable voices for social justice in America, died on Feb. 17 at age 84. His family said he passed away at home in Chicago,…
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For millions of young Americans, the dream of homeownership is slipping further out of reach. A growing divide in the housing market means that while baby boomers enjoy mortgage-free living, first-time buyers face a lifetime of renting. With mortgage payments now higher than rent in many areas, the traditional path from renting to owning has…
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A new survey from ResumeTemplates.com offers a clear message to job seekers preparing for 2026: technical know-how matters, but strong communication and professionalism may matter just as much. The survey, conducted among 1,005 U.S. hiring managers, found that 62% believe hard and soft skills carry equal weight in hiring decisions. However, nearly one in four…
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For decades, Pen Densham has been known as a master storyteller, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker behind sweeping epics and emotionally resonant television, including Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Backdraft, Mol Flanders, Houdini, Harriet, The Outer Limits, and The Twilight Zone. Now, the veteran writer, director, and producer is turning his creative lens toward a different kind…
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Dr. ShaNita Nolan embodies a leadership style rooted in purpose, compassion, and grace. She doesn’t simply lead—she cultivates spaces where women feel safe to exhale, reflect, and rise. Anchored in faith and guided by integrity, her work across ministry, mental health advocacy, and leadership development is grounded in one powerful truth: every woman deserves a…
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With travel, passengers face not only longer delays but also increased cybersecurity risks. Public airport Wi-Fi networks, often unsecured and crowded, have become a prime target for hackers looking to steal personal information or login credentials. Experts warn that travelers need to take extra precautions this season to protect their data. Air traffic delays are…
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A new study from Saily highlights which airlines and airports are most likely to keep travelers on schedule. By analyzing U.S. Department of Transportation statistics from December 2023 and December 2024, Saily identified clear trends in airline punctuality, airport performance, and seasonal travel patterns. “Holiday travel puts enormous pressure on airports and airlines, and even…
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As artificial intelligence continues to expand across industries, its use in healthcare has sparked both excitement and concern. The World Health Organization recently cautioned that AI in medicine may be advancing faster than regulatory and safety standards can keep pace. Critics worry about opaque algorithms, “hallucinations,” and the potential for AI to make inaccurate clinical…
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The Public Theater has announced additional casting for the highly anticipated world premiere of ANTIGONE (THIS PLAY I READ IN HIGH SCHOOL), a bold reimagining of Sophocles’ classic by 2025 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize finalist Anna Ziegler. Under the direction of Drama Desk, Drama League, and Lucille Lortel nominee Tyne Rafaeli, the production begins performances…
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The African American Small Business Foundation, Inc. (AASBF) is entering 2026 with historic momentum, transitioning from a regional powerhouse to a nationally recognized leader in economic equity. Fresh off a wave of national media coverage from Essence, Black Enterprise, and Afrotech, the Foundation is now issuing a call to action for donors and stakeholders to…
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