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David Marshall: The power of spoken words

(TriceEdneyWire.com)—Our words matter. The Bible teaches that words carry the deep power to heal, hurt, build up, or destroy. On one side, careless speech...

Ben Jealous: Troy Davis’ ghost still speaks

 by Ben Jealous (TriceEdneyWire.com)—I woke up Monday thinking about Troy Davis. Fifteen years ago, Georgia executed him. He was innocent. I was outside the prison...

Responsible AI Development Requires a Seat at the Table for Black America

By Tim King When I play poker and go all-in, I may be holding pocket aces. Other times, I’m bluffing. Either way, all of my...

Spike Lee Restrained At Yankees Game After Fan Questions Him About Palestine

Spike Lee was restrained by staff at Yankee Stadium after a fan reportedly filmed him eating and questioned him about Palestine before a Yankees game.

RENEE P. ALDRICH: A silent problem—addiction in seniors

In this column we have spoken about aging in this country in the most positive ways. We’ve covered essential aspects like maintaining optimal health...

Audio: Innamorato makes case for paid parental leave ahead of vote set for today

Public Source reporter Oliver Morrison, in a partnership with NPR, describes the personal and national implications of a proposed Allegheny County mandate which is...

Sunny Hostin Faces Backlash Over Cornell Comments, Black Figures Speak Out

The View co-host Sunny Hostin is facing backlash over her comments about the alleged Cornell sexual assault case, while other Black public figures have spoken out about the allegations and the university’s handling of the case.

Trump Administration Denies ‘Banning’ Loans For Low-Earning Degrees

The Education Department says its new earnings-based rule does not ban specific degrees, but programs could lose access to federal student loans if their graduates repeatedly fail to meet the administration’s income threshold. Critics say the approach could make lower-paying fields less accessible.

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