More than 1,000 civilians, including children at a girls’ elementary school, have been killed since President Donald Trump launched “major combat operations” in Iran.
The latest developments in celebrity, policy, and entrepreneurship shaping the business landscape this week.
Researchers are starting to unpack how generative AI may be affecting mental health, and the results aren’t what you’d expect.
New filings raise questions about financial transfers tied to the Black-owned whiskey brand’s ongoing dispute with its lender.
From Boho Chic to Preppy Rebel, the celebrity stylist’s new edit is built for every version of your style.
From glow-boosting SPF to beach-friendly fragrance, these are the beauty essentials a beauty editor packed for a sunny escape to Aruba.
Ahead of their new album ‘The Last Balloon,’ the collective continues to reconnect with the city that started it all.
The oldest daughter of the rapper crossed Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. at Clark Atlanta University on April 11 and put on a show during the moment.
A surprise social media reveal sets up a new chapter for two of music’s biggest names.
As her final term ends, Muriel Bowser reflects on a historic tenure that reshaped Washington, D.C. and expanded pathways for Black women in leadership.
Amid a government shutdown and renewed push from Donald Trump, Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester cautions that the SAVE Act could restrict voting access for millions ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Kate Middleton wore a double-breasted coat by the British-Nigerian designer to meet with President Tinubu for the first time in 37 years.
Brandy’s account of dating the Boyz II Men singer as a teen is sparking debate, but dismissing it as simply a sign of the times does more harm than good.
After rumors swirled about who the TLC star aligns with politically, she cleared her name. In this day and age, here’s why that’s so important to do.
What a man has done to another woman, he’ll likely do to you. Believing you’ll be the exception to the rule is a dangerous gamble when toxicity is involved.
This week in Black business: a shift in media ownership, a return to independence, and a creator turning influence into equity.
The once go-to affordable airline’s questionable new guidelines have caused major social media backlash.
The husband-and-wife duo behind YouTube’s addictive Pop the Balloon or Find Love are bringing their matchmaking experiment into tech with the launch of Luv or Pop.
Black women are often expected to manage everyone’s feelings—at work, at home, and in their communities. But that invisible labor can shape burnout, career paths, and financial stability.
Higher import costs and unpredictable trade policy are squeezing already thin margins for Black entrepreneurs.
Researchers studied the real-world use of AI tools like Claude to determine which jobs may face the greatest disruption.
As Uncle Nearest files for Chapter 11, its founders are pushing back against what they call a coordinated effort to damage the brand.
From an Emmy-winning producer to a rising talent executive, excellence runs deep in the Jordan family.
The deal includes publishing and recording assets tied to some of Michael Jackson’s biggest albums.
