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Aretha Franklin Undergoing Treatment: Is Aretha Franklin sick again?
A spokesperson for the legendary Queen of Soul, 71, announced that she is taking a break from performing during the month of June. Catherine O'Grady, the director of the Ottawa Jazz Festival, where Fr
Obamacare’s Other Surprise
LISTENING to the debate about President Obama’s health care plan, some critics argue that Obamacare is going to need Obamacare — because it’s going to be a “train wreck.” Obama officials insist they’r
Racial Diversity Efforts Ebb for Elite Careers, Analysis Finds
HOUSTON — As a partner and chief diversity officer at Thompson & Knight, Pauline Higgins was not afraid to press the issue of hiring minorities at the 126-year-old Texas law firm. But when she left in
Total Faith Network Exclusive Interview with Phil Andrews President of 100 Black Men of Long Island, Inc.
Hempstead, NY - April 29th, 2013 -Total Faith Network Exclusive Interview with Phil Andrews President of 100 Black Men of Long Island, Inc. Phil Andrews is the current President of the 100 Black Men
Quiz: Test Your Memorial Day Knowledge
Memorial Day observances run the gamut from solemn occasions honoring our nation's servicemen and women to park picnics and long weekend vacations. Whether you celebrate at the Main Street parade or y
MEMORIAL DAY BLESSINGS
This special day brings honor to the memorial of War heroes and heroines. A special remembrance of the service and duty to their country of The United States of America. Lives which were sacrificed
Judge: Ariz. Sheriff’s Office Profiles Latinos
PHOENIX (AP) — A federal judge has ruled that the office of America’s self-proclaimed toughest sheriff systematically singled out Latinos in its trademark immigration patrols, marking the first findin
OLDEST MAN HOLDING FIRST TITLE OF CLIMBING MOUNT EVEREST
YOUR WORLD NEWS MAY 2013 DAY 23 He may be old; but he made the climb. ... Yichiro Miura an 80 year Japanese man has made the climb before, but that was when he was 75 years old. He being
BURNING TRACKS FALL LIKE DOMINOES
YOUR NATIONAL NEWS MAY 2013 Year 2013 Fast tracks were hot and burning as a wooden train bridge track burned over at least 15 hours. The bridge tracks were being observed by local fire departmen
Vermont Gov. Signs Physician-Assisted Suicide Bill into Law: Legislation Will Harm Vulnerable People.
Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin signed a bill into law Monday making it the 3rd state where doctors can legally prescribe lethal doses of medication to help patients kill themselves. This type of leg
Bob Johnson Honored at 18th Annual Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference
Robert L. Johnson, founder and chairman of The RLJ Companies and founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET), attended the 18th Annual Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference + Expo where he was
Nurse Slaps Suicidal Patient: " If you fight a black woman, I will beat you down to the ground ." OK.
Deborah Yohanna-Washington allegedly hurled wound dressings and a metal jug at the patient, hitting her on the back, a panel at the Nursing and Midwifery council was told. Colleague Betty Cunningham
Register for the Top Talent Basketball Camp at Central State University!
Central State University Beacom / Lewis Gym June 8th and June 10-14 Boys & Girls ages 9 - 18 Camping day 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Learn about the game of Basketball and develop skills through instruct
Here Are 10 Attacks on Religious Freedom
Dear Friend of Liberty, Your grandparents never saw this coming. Your parents may not have either. Unfortunately, it’s now happening all around you: religious freedom is under unrelenting attack.
Engineers See a Path Out of Green Card Limbo
SAN FRANCISCO — Sanket Sant, a citizen of India, came to the United States at age 21, earning a master’s degree in engineering, followed by a doctorate and then landing a well-paying job at a company