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Amid Haiti’s latest gang war, a community hospital fights to stay alive

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By Jacqueline Charles Roads lined with looted and charred buildings, gun smoke hanging in the air and the presence of heavily armed men and boys are stark reminders of the relentless violence consuming Haiti’s volatile capital. For humanitarian workers and medical providers inside Cité Soleil, the sprawling seaside slum long synonymous with poverty and gang warfare, […]

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Ex-Spirit workers sue, saying airline failed to give proper layoff notices, owes back pay and benefits

Leave a Comment / Business / Sun Sentinel

By David Lyons | South Florida Sun Sentinel Spirit Airlines’ abrupt shutdown this month was too abrupt under the law, a group of terminated employees allege in a proposed class-action lawsuit. Their complaint, filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, asserts that management misled its workforce about its prospects for staying in

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Mom of late Coral Springs vice mayor will seek City Commission seat

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By Abigail Hasebroock | ahasebroock@sunsentinel.com | South Florida Sun Sentinel Marly Metayer, the mother of the late Coral Springs vice mayor, is seeking to fill her daughter’s seat on the City Commission, records show. There was an outpouring of community support for Marly Metayer and her family after the death of her daughter, Nancy, who was first elected as a commissioner

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Dolphins, RB De’Von Achane agree to four-year, $68 million extension

15 Signs of Kidney Disease Black Folks Shouldn’t Ignore

Leave a Comment / Health News / blackdoctor.com

By Dominique Lambright Kidney disease disproportionately affects Black communities, with Black Americans nearly four times as likely to develop kidney failure compared to other racial groups. Many people don’t notice the early warning signs of kidney disease until the condition has progressed, making it vital to recognize symptoms and seek medical advice promptly. This article delves into

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Gas Is Up, Groceries Are Up, And Inflation Just Hit A 3-Year High

Tiffany Haddish’s Abs Are The Main Character On Her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Cover

Leave a Comment / Entertainment News / Essence

You read that right. The comedian’s hard work and self-belief led her to change her body and make the cut for the latest Swimsuit Edition. By Elizabeth Ayoola · Updated May 13, 2026 Tiffany Haddish is leaving no stone unturned when it comes to self-exploration. The comedian and actress is expanding her horizons all the way to Sports Illustrated. Haddish,

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As Jamaica loosened its politics-and-gangs ties, Haiti tightened them — maybe forever

The economic chilling effect of Trump’s immigration crackdown

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Greg Rosalsky Shortly after Inauguration Day in 2025, Planet Money visited Little Village, a predominantly Mexican-American neighborhood in Chicago. It felt oddly quiet for what was usually a bustling part of the city, almost like a ghost town. The Trump administration had signaled it was about to do big ICE raids there (and eventually did). Many in the community

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