September 2026

Mississippi Doctors Ditch Insurance For A Direct Primary Care Model

The model is gaining traction as Americans face mounting healthcare expenses. by Sidnee Michelle A growing number of Mississippi doctors are abandoning the traditional insurance-based healthcare model, opting instead for a subscription system they say gives physicians more time with patients while offering an alternative for people struggling with rising medical costs, according to Mississippi Today. Dr. Rasheeda Hall, a

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Topicals Founder Olamide Olowe Steps Down As CEO

Former Fenty Beauty executive Sukiana Chancy will lead as the Black-owned skincare brand eyes expansion across Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. by Selena Hill Olamide Olowe is stepping down as CEO of Topicals, the global skincare company she founded in 2020 at the age of 23. The following year, she raised $2.6 million, making her the

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7 Invisible Feelings in Your Legs That Could Mean Serious Health Problems

By Barry Anderson When something is wrong with your legs, you may expect to see swelling, bruising, redness, or a rash. But some of the most important warning signs cannot be seen at all—they are sensations or changes in function only you can feel. A strange ache, unexplained heaviness, numbness, or sudden weakness may be

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OIC of South Florida Marks 25 Years With Middle Class Summit Focused on Economic Mobility

By Legacy Editorial Staff More than 500 leaders are expected to gather in Hollywood to examine how artificial intelligence, housing costs, health care and workforce changes are affecting working families. As artificial intelligence transforms the workplace and rising housing and health care costs put greater pressure on working families, hundreds of business, government and community

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West show up to support daughter North West at her first solo concert

The former couple put aside their differences to cheer on their 13-year-old daughter North West as she took the stage for her first solo headlining concert in Chicago. By Peter Kerich Kim Kardashian and Kanye West put their differences aside and appeared at their daughter North West’s first solo headlining concert in Chicago on September 5. The former couple

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Stephen A. Smith calls out Cari Champion and Jemele Hill after podcast interview

The ESPN personality says he expected their nearly three-hour conversation to be released unedited and wants the full footage. By Odafe Oghen Stephen A. Smith is calling out former ESPN colleagues Cari Champion and Jemele Hill over how their nearly three-hour “Flagrant and Funny” interview was handled after being recorded. Smith’s response comes amid his ongoing

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The 2026 midterm general election season is upon us. Here’s what to watch

By Stephen Fowler Democratic enthusiasm and President Trump’s unpopular second term agenda have drastically altered the political landscape of competitive races two months out from Election Day. Republicans hold narrow majorities in the House and the Senate, and the party in power tends to lose ground in the midterms. But 2026 primary results and public

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9 Worst Mixed Cocktail Drinks for Your Body

By Nutritionist Mary Toscano A colorful frozen cocktail or creamy after-dinner drink may taste harmless, but some mixed drinks contain several servings of alcohol, large amounts of added sugar and hundreds of calories. The truth is that no alcoholic drink is completely risk-free. Alcohol itself—not just the sugar surrounding it—is linked to liver disease, heart

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Black Artists And Collectors Talk Ownership, Wealth & Cultural Legacy At MVAFF

The Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival panel examined the role Black collectors can play in sustaining artists. by Sidnee Michelle Black art was positioned as more than cultural expression during a Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival panel that explored how ownership and collecting can help Black families preserve history and build assets for future generations. “The Power of

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