US under growing pressure to advocate for cease-fire in Mideast fighting
200mm/iStock (WASHINGTON) — As the fighting between Israeli forces and Hamas, the militant group that governs Gaza, enters a second week, President Joe Biden’s administration is facing increased pressure to push for a cease-fire and take a
Five things to know about COVID protections as Americans head back to work
Nattakorn Maneerat/iStock (NEW YORK) — As more states lift mask rules and other restrictions put in place during the pandemic and businesses start to invite employees back to work in person, the federal government also is working
Marlins pay tribute to former Cuban Triple-A team
Miami Marlins (MIAMI) — The Miami Marlins on Monday unveiled new uniforms to honor the Havana Sugar Kings, a former minor league organization, popular among Cuban-Americans in South Florida. The team was originally called the Havana Cubans,
Councilman Forgrave Holding 6th Ward Meeting May 24th
Residents in Jackson’s Sixth Ward have an upcoming opportunity to meet virtually with their City Council representative and learn the latest news from the City. Sixth Ward City Councilmember Will Forgrave has planned a virtual neighborhood meeting
Lamar Odom speaks on his recovery, using ketamine to treat addiction
ABC News (NEW YORK) — Lamar Odom, whose battle with drug addiction led to a near-death experience, is opening up about his use of a synthetic drug that he said helped him beat addiction. Odom, 41, said
Disneyland Paris set to reopen June 17
Disney Parks (NEW YORK) — Disneyland Paris will be allowed to reopen on June 17. The announcement was made on the park’s website and social media early Monday morning. “We are pleased to announce that Disneyland Paris
Photo of mom working in bathtub leads to reflection on child care crisis
Courtesy Heidi Metcalf Lewis (NEW YORK) — An image of a Maryland woman working from her bathtub has led to a reflection on the child care crisis caregivers have faced since the onset of COVID-19, and what
Fifteen AAPI-owned style brands to support
artisteer/iStock (NEW YORK) — It’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and one way to give back during this celebratory time is by supporting businesses owned by cultures that make up the Asian community. Following many