August 2026

As Americans’ Debt Grows So Does Bankruptcy

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Financial experts say the increase does not necessarily signal a weakening economy. by Sidnee Michelle More Americans are turning to personal bankruptcy as mounting debt, elevated borrowing costs, and the expiration of pandemic-era financial assistance continue to strain household finances, according to new federal court data, NPR reports. More than 574,000 personal bankruptcy cases were filed during the 12-month period ending March […]

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Nixon’s fight or Vindman’s millions? Democrats weigh choice for U.S. Senate race

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By Shauna Muckle Tampa Bay Times Last week, U.S. Rep. Maxwell Frost of Orlando, one of Florida’s most prominent progressives, announced his endorsement for U.S. Senate: state Rep. Angie Nixon, a Black progressive on the front lines of the resistance against Gov. Ron DeSantis. It was a snub of retired Lt. Col. Alex Vindman, a Democrat with

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Trump says Pirro ‘folded like an umbrella’ in bid to drop Reflecting Pool vandalism charges

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By  WILL WEISSERT WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said Monday that U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro “choked” and “folded like an umbrella” in moving to drop charges against a former Olympian accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Speaking at an unrelated Oval Office event, Trump ducked questions about whether he’d fire Pirro, a former Fox News host

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Don’t get it twisted: Hair entrepreneur shares blueprint to her success

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BY KALLAN LOUIS Global hair braiding is a half a billion dollar industry with a positive growth trajectory according to several industry studies. A skilled braider with business acumen, social media savvy and referral-friendly clients can lead to lucrative business opportunities. Giszelle Williams, the owner of Queen Boss Braids, serves the South Florida and Orlando

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Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts unveils 2026–27 season of free and accessible arts

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WLRN Public Media | By WLRN News Staff For nearly two decades, the glass and granite towers of the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts have anchored Downtown Miami’s cultural skyline. But inside its grand halls, the mission has always extended far beyond ticketed galas and touring Broadway blockbusters. This week, the venue announced its

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Emergency Cash Without the Drama: Your Guide to CashPlease

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Summary Life moves fast, and sometimes your wallet needs to catch up. Learn how to navigate unexpected bills safely using smart, small loans designed to keep your financial journey on track without predatory traps. We’ve all been there, when your bank account is looking a bit light and an unexpected expense comes out of nowhere.

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Howard and North Carolina A&T lead Forbes’ top HBCUs

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For generations, historically Black colleges and universities have prepared Black students to enter industries, build communities, and become leaders, often while operating with fewer financial resources than their predominantly white counterparts. A new Forbes list is examining which HBCUs are delivering some of the strongest results for students after graduation. For the full story, please visit

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Sheneika Janay DuBerry, who goes by Janay, revealed that the filmmaker and philanthropist covered the remaining cost of her tuition at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

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DuBerry, a recent magna cum laude graduate of Tuskegee University, shared the news Friday, July 31, in an emotional Instagram post thanking Perry for investing in her future. “After years of writing, building, networking, and earning my degree at Tuskegee University, I was accepted into Harvard,” she wrote. For the full story, please visit thegrio.com

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GOP holdouts say they will back Blanche’s attorney general nomination after striking deal over fund

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By  MARY CLARE JALONICK and ALANNA DURKIN RICHER WASHINGTON (AP) — Two Republican senators who threatened to block acting Attorney General Todd Blanche’s confirmation to lead the Justice Department said Monday that they will support his nomination, ending an impasse over plans to create a fund to compensate allies of President Donald Trump. The endorsement from GOP Sens. John Cornyn

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Sha’Carri Richardson Shines In Nike’s New Studio Fleece Collection

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Sha’Carri Richardson’s latest Nike campaign turns everyday fleece into a fashion statement. By Mecca Pryor Nike is redefining what a sweatsuit campaign can look like with the launch of their new Studio Fleece Collection. Making this a reality is none other than sprint sensation Sha’Carri Richardson, and what appears to be nearly a dozen of her stylish

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