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Aging Well: News & Insights for Seniors and Caregivers Learning should not stop as we age. In fact, staying mentally active throughout life boosts brain health, sparks curiosity, and provides a strong sense of purpose. A 2025 analysis of 137 scientific papers on the technology use of 411,00 older adults concluded that learning and engaging with digital devices may help protect them against decline and dementia. Thanks to technology, it’s easy to discover new things right from home on almost any subject. Whether you’re brushing up on a language, exploring a new hobby, or diving into coding, there’s an app…
Real Estate News & Market Insights: Key takeaways Home didn’t sell at first? Assess why before relisting your home. Make necessary improvements and updates, adjust your pricing strategy, and enhance your listing photos and description. Here’s how to make a stronger impression and guide the right buyer to your relisted home. Relisting your home: What you need to know Thinking about relisting your home after it didn’t sell the first time? It’s a common scenario, and with the right approach, you can increase your chances of success. As you think of relisting your home in Boulder or Miami, this Redfin…
Voices, Votes & Vision: The Latest in Politics & Public Policy Vote Smart’s Synopsis: Vote to adopt a conference report and pass a bill amends laws on sexual exploitation of minors to criminalize the creation, possession, and distribution of morphed images depicting identifiable minors in sexually explicit contexts in South Carolina. Read the full article on the original site
Empowering Black Entrepreneurship: Stories of Success, Strategy & Growth by Kandiss Edwards September 1, 2025 Isaiah Hand, an Aviation Science major at Tuskegee University, is the first student in nearly 80-years to earn private pilot’s license. Isaiah Hand, a 20-year-old Aviation Science major at Tuskegee University, has become the first student in nearly eight decades to earn a private pilot’s license from the university, which recently relaunched its defunct aviation program. In a university press release, Hand reflected on the moment he earned his license at historic Moton Field, the original training ground of the Tuskegee Airmen of World War…
From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment 13 Going on 30 star Christa B. Allen has claimed that she escaped a cult after falling in love with its leader.The actress, who starred as the teenage version of Jennifer Garner’s character in the popular movie, which is also known as Suddenly 30, shared a video to TikTok explaining that she is “rebuilding [her] life” after ending her relationship with who she claims was a “cult leader”.”How it feels rebuilding your life after being in love with a charismatic wealthy cult leader who burned it to the ground,” she wrote over…
Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights In the final HBCU football game of the weekend, the Tuskegee Golden Tigers rode a strong second-half performance to a 20-17 victory over the Winston-Salem State Rams in the Red Tails Classic. Tuskegee has now won two of the last three Red Tails Classics after previously losing the first two iterations of the game’s history. They also avenge their loss in the first cross-conference Red Tails Classic last season when they fell 21-13 to Johnson C. Smith. Quarterback Raequan Bell began his second year at Tuskegee with 150 passing yards,…
Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care (NEXSTAR) – Health experts have been sounding the alarm for years on Candida auris, a drug-resistant fungus that’s hard to diagnose, hard to eliminate and hard to treat once it takes hold. The deadly fungus, also called C. auris, has nearly tripled this summer, and a new study published by Cambridge University Press shows who is getting hit hardest. Candida auris is especially dangerous in health care settings, like hospitals and nursing facilities, where it can live on surfaces – like door knobs, counters and bed rails – for long periods…
Tomorrow’s Tech, Today: Innovation That Moves Us Forward SAVE $170.02: The 65-inch Insignia Class QF LED 4K TV is on sale for $329.97 at Amazon, down from the normal price of $499.99. That’s a 34% discount that matches the record-low at Amazon. Football pre-season is over and we’re now all-eyes on upcoming NFL games. If your TV proved itself to be a potato this summer and you need something better, Amazon Labor Day deals are coming to the rescue. Amazon is a one-stop-shop retailer with loads of Apple deals, but this TV offer is especially appealing. As of Sept. 1,…
From Campus to Classroom: Stories That Shape Education As the magazine celebrates 40 years this month, it’s the perfect time to look back on some of the moments that have shaped us over the past four decades. Some of Georgia Trend’s previous managing editors have shared their memories: A story I wrote in 2016 on the plight of Georgia’s rural hospitals really brought home to me the challenges, largely economic, of trying to provide healthcare to Georgians in non-urban parts of the state. I recall sitting at a conference table at Union General Hospital in Blairsville with administrators from the…