Written by A 23-year-old hotel worker, Victoria Emmanuel, is receiving treatment for severe burns after she was allegedly attacked with boiling water by her colleagues girlfriend in Kano. The incident occurred on November 10, 2025 at a residence in Kawo, where Victoria had gone after closing from work. According to the Nigerian Tribune, Victoria had accompanied her colleague, 28-year-old … Continue reading “Woman pours hot water on her boyfriendâs co-worker in Kano”
The Lagos State Police Command has arrested twenty-six (26) male suspects in connection with the possession of counterfeit currency and the production and sale of adulterated diesel to unsuspecting motorists at Eti-Osa, Lekki, Lagos. The suspects were apprehended on November 27, 2025 at about 1.30pm in a joint operation with operatives of the Kick Against Indiscipline … Continue reading “26 suspects arrested for being in possession of counterfeit currency and sale of adulterated diesel in Lagos”
A Tennessee judge has sided with local officials in opposing Gov. Bill Lee’s attempt to deploy the National Guard in Memphis, temporarily blocking the effort. On Nov. 17, Davidson County Chancellor, Patricia Head Moskal, issued a 35-page court order stating that the Tennessee governor’s authority to deploy the National Guard is “not unfettered,” USA Today reported. The … Continue reading “Tennessee Judge Temporarily Blocks Deployment Of National Guard In Memphis”
Ne-Yo is taking his music skills to musicals as he makes his Broadway debut in Hell’s Kitchen. The award-winning singer-songwriter will take the stage at Shubert Theatre starting Dec. 4. The R&B crooner will join the talented cast in the Tony Award-winning for Best Musical, which features the lyrics from fellow music legend, Alicia Keys. … Continue reading “Ne-Yo To Make Broadway Debut In Alicia Key’s ‘Hell’s Kitchen,’ The Musical”
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is springing into action following the more than month-long halt on SNAP benefits during the government shutdown and impending changes to the government-run program. On Nov. 15, Johnson signed an executive order redirecting city funds to food banks and organizations fighting food insecurity to boost funding for food assistance programs, Block … Continue reading “Chicago Mayor Redirects City Funds To Food Banks And Community Orgs Amid SNAP Cuts”
The U.S. Treasury Secretary has given a different answer about the reality of $2K rebate checks than Donald Trump. The supposed rebate checks would help subsidize the cost of tariffs enacted during his second presidency. Despite Trump’s proclamation that every American earning under a certain income level will receive the checks, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent … Continue reading “Treasury Secretary Gives Reality Check On $2K Rebate Promised By Trump”
Written by Sean Mitchell Facing a wave of retirements and persistent vacancies across city agencies, Washington, D.C., launched a first-of-its-kind apprenticeship pipeline in 2024 that placed graduating seniors from the District’s two HBCUs into year-long, paid positions across municipal departments—to convert many of those apprentices into full-time public servants. The initiative, announced by Mayor Muriel … Continue reading “Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Public Service Program Expands on Creating A Career Pipeline To DC Government”
Roc Nation Distribution has launched a state-of-the-art dashboard designed to help independent artists expand their global reach. Announced on Nov. 17, the new platform will serve as a centralized hub where independent artists can access resources and tools to strengthen their fanbases, according to a press release. Through a personalized dashboard, artists can access advanced … Continue reading “Roc Nation Distribution Launches Platform To Amplify Independent Artists”
NFL rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders finally made his debut for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, Nov. 16, but that joy was short-lived. First, his team lost the game. Then, he discovered that someone had broken into his home. According to Cleveland.com, Sanders’ house was broken into, but no information was provided on whether anything was taken. There are … Continue reading “After NFL Debut, Shedeur Sanders Discovers Someone Broke Into His Home”
Robert Parks, a Baltimore police officer who was arrested after a viral video allegedly showed him hitting a Black man with his vehicle, has been indicted and faces charges of attempted murder in the second degree, assault in the first and second degrees, reckless driving, and misconduct in office. According to People, Parks, who was … Continue reading “Baltimore Police Officer Indicted For Chasing Down, Hitting Black Man With Police Vehicle”