Fresh from the Kitchen: Recipes & Food Inspiration Jump to Recipe Listen. I know Filthy Cabbage sounds a little questionable. But stay with me. This is what happens when regular cooked cabbage gets tired of being somebody’s quiet little side dish and decides it wants to be the whole meal. We’re taking seasoned ground beef—or turkey if that’s your business—and cooking it a little differently. Instead of immediately breaking the meat apart and stirring it around the skillet, we’re pressing it down and leaving it ALONE long enough to develop a dark, crispy crust on the bottom. That part matters.…
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Health Watch: Wellness, Research & Healthy Living Tips NEW YORK — Bedbugs are sometimes called the vampires of the insect world — hiding during the day and coming out at night to feast on human blood. Generations of children have been told: “Sleep tight. Don’t let the bedbugs bite.”Well, bad news: Bedbug infestations are increasing. This is the time of year when they tend to be at their worst. And some scientists think the reviled pests might be capable of spreading an antibiotic-resistant infection called MRSA.For centuries, the bugs have horrified homeowners and occasionally panicked the public. That happened in…
Local Voices. Statewide Impact. Stay Informed with North Florida News While Black women are living longer than previous generations, they continue to have a shorter life expectancy than white women, according to federal health data. Researchers with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say one reason is that Black women are more likely to develop chronic diseases at younger ages, increasing their risk of serious complications and premature death. Health experts emphasize that many of the leading causes of death among Black women are preventable through regular screenings, healthier lifestyles and early medical intervention. Understanding the risks and taking…
Empowering Black Entrepreneurship: Stories of Success, Strategy & Growth Deidra L. Jackson has joined Phillips 66 as Vice President of Communications and Public Affairs, assuming responsibility for the company’s global communications and public affairs strategy. In this senior leadership role, Jackson will help shape and advance the reputation of one of the nation’s leading energy companies, overseeing a broad portfolio that includes corporate communications, public affairs, executive positioning, stakeholder engagement and reputation management. She joins the company’s executive leadership team and reports to Vanessa Allen Sutherland, Executive Vice President, Government Affairs, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary. Jackson brings more than…
From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment The global Netflix hit takes a bold narrative turn, placing a new relationship at the center of its next chapter. Overview Bridgerton is set to shift its focus in Season 5, centering the story on Francesca and Michaela in what marks a significant evolution for the series. As one of Netflix’s most successful franchises, Bridgerton has consistently driven global conversation through its blend of romance, spectacle, and modern storytelling within a period setting. This next chapter signals a deliberate expansion of that storytelling, approach introducing a love story that is already generating…
Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights A former Howard University student-athlete is turning persistence into his next opportunity after submitting 223 job applications in pursuit of a career in television journalism. Brock Morgan, a former Howard football player and broadcast journalism student, announced that he is joining FOX54 in Huntsville, Alabama, as an anchor and reporter covering both sports and news. For Morgan, the opportunity brings together two major pieces of a résumé he began building while attending the Washington, D.C. HBCU: athletics and journalism. “Glory to God!” Morgan wrote in announcing the move on LinkedIn.…
Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care Recently, the Amazon-owned Twitch made headlines for announcing that it would allow users to opt out of having their streams, VODs, and chats fed into an AI training machine. This, understandably, made a lot of people upset. But, it turns out, Twitch might be one of the more moderate social media sites on this front. Most social media apps are training some kind of AI on your data, and few make it as easy as a single toggle to opt out at all. Almost every social media site out there makes…
Tomorrow’s Tech, Today: Innovation That Moves Us Forward WIRED analyzed the software by examining code Flock served from its own login portals. Loading those pages returned a user interface for screens that would ordinarily appear only after a police user signed in, letting reporters reconstruct portions of the authenticated applications, their prompts, search fields, tools, and controls, without actual access. The files appeared to contain everything needed to reconstruct the interface from scratch.Before an officer runs a search, the software can ask for a justification. The code shows that by default an officer has to type a reason for the…
From Campus to Classroom: Stories That Shape Education Aug. 11, 2026 Capitol Beat News Ty Tagami reports, Georgia tax revenue continued rising in July, bolstered by strong receipts from the sales and use tax, which sent more money to local governments. Net tax collections were $2.57 billion, up $78.1 million from July 2025. Aug. 11, 2026 Georgia Trend – Exclusive! Christy Simo reports that the five-day special session called by Gov. Brian Kemp this summer concluded by extending the deadline on how the state casts and counts ballots – to January 1, 2028. The General Assembly passed a measure…
Stay Informed: Latest News from Across Georgia The “Back to School Blues” are definitely real—for both our kids and us! Shifting from the sweet summer freedom of late nights, popsicle-fueled energy, and general lawlessness to the rigid military precision of alarm clocks and matching shoes is a shock to everyone’s system. Whether we’re prepping for the first day of class or just trying to survive another Manic Monday, we parents can all benefit from hitting the “RESET” button. Here are 5 tips to help manage those transition jitters and get back into the swing of things—whether you’re here with us…