A study by MarketWatch Guides highlights states with high consumer debt, focusing on D.C., Colorado, and Washington. Factors include housing costs, student loans, bankruptcies, and
Support small businesses this holiday season during Small Business Saturday and the Season of Small Business, boosting local economies and communities while enjoying unique shopping
Special Counsel Jack Smith moves to dismiss federal charges against President-elect Donald Trump following a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, ensuring no legal accountability
Nashville honors World AIDS Day with two events: Street Works’ advocacy event on Dec. 1 and the free “Rooted in Resilience” luncheon celebrating community leaders
As Shirley Chisholm's 100th birthday nears, bipartisan efforts advance to honor her legacy with the Congressional Gold Medal, led by Sen. Laphonza Butler and supported
The Illinois Supreme Court overturned Jussie Smollett’s conviction, citing due process violations after his second prosecution for a staged hate crime. His career contributions remain
Tennessee State University’s board voted to terminate a $1.7 million compensation package for former President Glenda Glover amid financial struggles, including layoffs and a significant
The Justice Department commemorated the 15th anniversary of the Shepard-Byrd Hate Crimes Prevention Act, highlighting its role in fighting hate crimes. However, the incoming Trump
The Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties Act, passed with 15 Democratic votes, grants the Treasury Secretary power to label nonprofits as terrorist-supporting without due process,
The Biden-Harris Administration proposes expanding Medicare and Medicaid coverage for anti-obesity medications, reducing costs for millions. Meanwhile, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial appointment to lead
The Metro Nashville Community Review Board and the MNPD signed a new Memorandum of Understanding, fostering collaboration on civilian review of police activities. The MOU
Care industry workers often face wage theft and violations, leaving them underpaid despite essential roles. The Department of Labor enforces protections and educates employers to
